New York Post

8 hours ago | nypost.com | Diana Glebova |Steven Nelson

ABU DHABI, United Arab Emirates — President Trump made clear Friday he’s itching to get home to meet his new grandchild. Tiffany Trump, 31, gave birth to Alexander Trump Boulos on Thursday, making the president a grandpa for the 11th time. “I should probably have left yesterday, but I didn’t want to disappoint you. Your father would have been extremely upset,” Trump joked to the UAE Crown Prince Khaled bin Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan.

9 hours ago | nypost.com | Steven Nelson |Diana Glebova

ABU DHABI — President Trump groaned about returning from a lavish trip to the Middle East Friday aboard an aging Air Force One — before proclaiming “new ones are coming” amid bipartisan outcry over his plans to accept a gifted luxury jet from Qatar to use as a replacement. “I leave now and get onto a 42-year-old Boeing. But new ones are coming. New ones are coming,” Trump said during an event in the capital city of the United Arab Emirates.

9 hours ago | nypost.com | Diana Glebova |Steven Nelson

ABU DHABI, United Arab Emirates — President Trump said he wants to meet Russian President Vladimir Putin as soon as possible after the top-level in-person Russia-Ukraine talks fell through. “As soon as we can set it up,” Trump told reporters on his Middle East trip about the timeline of meeting face-to-face with Putin.

17 hours ago | nypost.com | David Propper |Jorge Fitz-Gibbon

A “reprehensible” Westchester County youth basketball coach was charged with molesting a young girl on at least two occasions over a five-month period, prosecutors said Thursday. Dwayne Murray, 62, who coached the Mount Vernon Junior Knights basketball team, was ordered held without bail after being hit with a felony charge of sexual conduct against a child, Westchester District Attorney Susan Cacace said at a press briefing. Cacace said Murray made “some admissions” concerning the alleged abuse.

19 hours ago | nypost.com | Joe Marino |Jorge Fitz-Gibbon

They keep getting busted, but it’s the cops who are handcuffed. The pint-sized migrant punks who ganged up on an autistic teenager on Staten Island this month continue to run amok in the Big Apple — because the state’s lax laws are putting up barriers for the NYPD.