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3 days ago | 
nypost.com | Brandon Cruz |Patrick Reilly
Nassau County executive Bruce Blakeman refused to nominate anyone to Nassau University Medical Center’s board — saying in a surprise announcement Tuesday he was protesting Gov. Kathy Hochul’s “illegal” takeover.
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4 days ago | 
nypost.com | Patrick Reilly
Actor Jonathan Joss — best known for his voice work on the iconic animated TV comedy “King of Hill” was shot dead by a neighbor in Texas, according to a report. Joss, who voiced “John Redcorn” on the long-running cartoon, got into a argument with the neighbor at his home in San Antonio Sunday night when the neighbor pulled out a gun and shot him several times, according to police. The unnamed gunman then fled the scene in a vehicle but was arrested by police just a block from the residence.
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5 days ago | 
nypost.com | Patrick Reilly
The eldest victim of Sunday’s antisemetic terrorist attack in Boulder was an 88-year-old Holocaust refugee, according to a local rabbi who knows the “very loving” woman. The woman was one of the eight people who were wounded when an Egyptian national blasted a group of Israel supporters with a homemade flamethrower and Molotov cocktails outside of the Boulder County Courthouse in a hate-fueled attack.
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1 week ago | 
news.com.au | Patrick Reilly
Defying the odds, a car flew off a roadway and smashed into the roof of a military veterans hall in the US — the second such incident in just three months. The Clay-Ray Veterans Memorial Hall in Missouri was still repairing its roof from the previous crash in February when a driver suffering a medical emergency went airborne and landed on the same part of the building’s roof Wednesday morning.
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1 week ago | 
nypost.com | Patrick Reilly
Newly released video shows two UK prisoners breaking into giant smiles moments before they viciously beat a convicted sex offender to death in his cell. Footage released Thursday shows a shirtless Ashirie Smith, 19, and fellow prisoner Thierry Robinson, 21, creeping down a hallway of His Majesty’s Prison Fosse Way in Leicestershire, flashing smiles as they creep toward Mahir Abdulrahman’s cell. They emerged 37 seconds later — with a warden soon finding Abdulrahman beaten unconscious inside.
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1 week ago | 
nypost.com | Patrick Reilly
Defying the odds, a car flew off a roadway and smashed into the roof of a military veterans hall in Missouri — the second such incident in just three months. The Clay-Ray Veterans Memorial Hall in Excelsior Springs was still repairing its roof from the previous crash in February when a driver suffering a medical emergency went airborne and landed on the same part of the building’s roof Wednesday morning.
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1 week ago | 
aol.com | Patrick Reilly
Defying the odds, a car flew off a roadway and smashed into the roof of a military veterans hall in Missouri — the second such incident in just three months. The Clay-Ray Veterans Memorial Hall in Excelsior Springs was still repairing its roof from the previous crash in February when a driver suffering a medical emergency went airborne and landed on the same part of the building’s roof Wednesday morning.
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1 week ago | 
nypost.com | Patrick Reilly
An upstate New York woman has been charged with felony animal cruelty after a helpless dog was found abandoned in an apartment — leaving it so skinny it was “days from death,” according to officials. The poor pit bull mix, Rhett, was “extremely emaciated” and dehydrated when found in an apartment in Kirkland, just outside Utica, on May 16, according to the Oneida County Sheriff’s Office.
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1 week ago | 
nypost.com | Patrick Reilly
A high school homecoming king was killed when his drunk classmate crashed while showing off his truck just days after their graduation — with the driver sobbing to cops that he was an alcoholic who “f–ked up,” according to authorities. Izak Schermerhorn, 18, was charged Thursday with vehicular homicide for crashing and killing his school’s homecoming king, Blake Unger, 18, while taking him for a late-night drive in Western Minnesota, according to a criminal complaint obtained by Fox 9.
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1 week ago | 
nypost.com | Georgett Roberts |Patrick Reilly
The spring has sprung a leak. New Yorkers are ready to dry off after an un-brella-ievably wet May — which soaked the city with nearly double the average amount of rainfall the month typically records. The Big Apple has seen roughly 6 inches of rain in May, with a couple of days still to go, according to meteorologists. That is significantly gloomier than the average of 3.5 inches. In fact, more than half of the month — 18 days — recorded precipitation, forecasts show.
