150 arrests and he still walks: How NY laws push criminals to grow worse See more of our coverage in your search results. Add The New York Post on Google Thanks to “criminal-justice reform,” you can rack up almost 150 arrests in this town and still get to walk when caught again. Meet career crook Shaquan Seth, cut loose last week after five, count…
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0 claims checkedItaly: Thieves steal key Renaissance paintings in Sicily August 16, 2026 Criminals have once again targeted a small regional museum to steal priceless artworks on public display, this time in…
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Trump turns to containing the fallout from setbacks in Iran WASHINGTON — Approaching six months of war with Iran after predicting a six-week campaign, President Trump has few options before him to…
Caitlyn Jenner is having her say in the ongoing transgender athlete conversations that have been flooding the WNBA as of late. The 76-year-old, who transitioned in 2015 and is a former Olympic gold…
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Japan aims for the moons of Mars Andrew Zinin Chief Editor Japanese scientists are readying a mission to Mars' moons to retrieve samples that may unlock the origins of the solar system and life on…
Ferry at popular island hotspot dubbed ‘the vomit comet’ as tourists battle brutal seasickness in rough weather See more of our coverage in your search results. Add The New York Post on…
ActivTrak CEO: What 120,620 workers reveal about AI maturity ActivTrak’s Productivity Lab tracked 120,620 employees over three quarters and found something counterintuitive: the optimal level of AI…