Donald Trump publicly criticized Jeanine Pirro and major oil companies, while also facing a lawsuit against Capital One over the closure of his accounts in 2021 due to alleged money-laundering concerns. These events unfold amidst broader political and economic discussions, including his stance on tariffs and upcoming meetings.
Reports indicate that Donald Trump is considering nominating FIFA President Gianni Infantino to be the next United Nations Secretary-General. This speculation comes amidst ongoing criticism of Infantino's leadership at FIFA.
New York politician Zohran Mamdani's popularity has reportedly increased despite daily demonization from the right-wing New York Post, which has labeled him a communist and an antisemite.
Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce's wedding celebrations have reportedly commenced in New York, with various celebrities spotted in the city and streets shut down for the event. The couple also made significant charity donations ahead of their anticipated nuptials.
Harry Kane scored two goals, including a late winner, to secure a 2-1 victory for England against DR Congo, propelling them into the FIFA World Cup 2026 Round of 16. England coach Thomas Tuchel revealed his team's unwavering belief was key to their comeback win, which saw Kane surpass Pelé's goal tally in World Cup history.
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The New York Knicks will visit the White House to celebrate their first NBA Championship in 53 years, as announced by team owner James Dolan. Additionally, Ben Stiller is collaborating with A24 and HBO on a new documentary series about the team's championship season.
Mackenzie Shirilla, convicted for the deaths of two people in a fatal car crash, is reportedly boasting in women's prison about a macabre nickname given to her by fellow inmates. The New York Post reported on the alleged behavior.
Tensions between the United States and Iran are escalating, marked by a standoff in the Strait of Hormuz affecting shipping and conflicting reports on the status of peace talks. While some sources mention a potential new deal, others highlight rising threats and uncertainty surrounding diplomatic efforts.
EU officials accuse Russia of providing intelligence and drones to Iran for attacks on US targets, while Russia vehemently denies these allegations, specifically dismissing reports of delivering drones as 'media lies'.
Las Vegas Cops Refuse To Release Violent Repeat Offender, Defying Judge's Order
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Las Vegas Metro police are refusing to release a violent repeat offender, in defiance of a local judge’s order.
The career criminal, 36-year-old Joshua Sanchez-Lopez, has been arrested 35 times, with a rap sheet that includes involuntary manslaughter, drugs and car theft, according to the New York Post.
The legal standoff began in January, when polic...
The New York Post has reportedly focused on the sexual life of Mojtaba Khamenei, suggesting it was a reason his father deemed him unsuitable to lead Iran, bringing his personal life into the spotlight of war propaganda.
Ο Ντόναλντ Τραμπ δήλωσε σήμερα στην εφημερίδα New York Post πως δεν είναι “ευχαριστημένος” με την εκλογή του Μοτζταμπά Χαμενεΐ ως ανώτατου ηγέτη του Ιράν, για να διαδεχθεί τον πατέρα του Αλί Χαμενεΐ,…
"You Ought To Be In Jail": Senator Unloads On Minnesota AG Ellison Over Fraud Scandal
During a Senate Homeland Security and Government Affairs Committee hearing this week, Sen. Josh Hawley (R-Mo.) confronted Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison. The Missouri Republican exposed Ellison's ties to the Feeding Our Future scandal, where fraudsters stole $250 million in federal child nutrition funds.
Hawley didn't hold back, charging the Democrat with protecting fraudsters who funneled cash to terrorists and traffickers, as well as Ellison’s own campaign coffers, and telling him he “ought to be in jail.”
THERE IT IS 🚨 Official Hearing where Senator Josh Hawley confronts Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison about meeting with and taking campaign donations from Somali fraudsters stealing billions
He personally called and BLOCKED THE INVESTIGATIONS
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February 12, 2026
Hawley opened the confrontation by spotlighting $10,000 in campaign donations Ellison pocketed from players in the Feeding Our Future mess, which the New York Post broke last year, detailing how the money flowed in right after a December 11, 2021, meeting at Ellison's office.
Ellison repeatedly denied it, calling it a false statement. But Hawley read directly from the meeting transcript, where money was discussed repeatedly.
An audio recording of that meeting revealed that Ellison met with members of the Somali community who were later convicted in the scandal. In the recording, the individuals ask Ellison for help securing funding before discussing campaign donations.
“The only way that we can protect what we have is by inserting ourselves into the political arena,” a man is heard saying on the audio.
“Putting our votes where it needs to be. But most importantly, putting our dollars in the right place. And supporting candidates that will fight to protect our interests.”
“That's right,” Ellison replied.
Ellison accepted $10,000 in campaign contributions from the fraudsters mere days later, as did his son, Minneapolis councilman Jeremiah Ellison.
Hawley proceeded to read from that recording, quoting Ellison's own words back to him.
"Send me the names of all these folks who are investigating them," Ellison said. He promised to call the Education Department and ask what was going on. "I already have my team working on this," he told them, according to the transcript. "What day should we get together to discuss it again?"
Ellison pledged repeatedly to help them fight the investigators.
"You have my attention. I'm concerned about this," he said. "Let's go fight these people."
"Why'd you do it? Was it worth it?" Hawley asked.
"This is what accountability looks like, of which you've had none," Hawley countered.
"You helped fraudsters defraud your state and this government of $9 billion, and you got a fat campaign contribution out of it. You ought to be indicted. That's the truth."
Ellison shot back hard. He denied the donations flat-out: "a lie" and "No donations came." He insisted, "You're completely wrong. … I did not see anybody." Hawley countered with video proof of their nearly hour-long sit-down—easy to find online. Ellison dismissed Hawley's quotes as "cherry-picked."
As the exchange got heated, Ellison repeatedly talked over Hawley, which the senator didn’t appreciate. “It's my hearing, pal,” he snapped.
"Don't call me 'pal,’” Ellison shot back.
"Well, I should call you a prisoner because you ought to be in jail."
He demanded resignation. Ellison flipped it: "I was thinking the same thing about you."
Hawley didn't stop there. He brought up testimony from the previous day showing where the fraudulent money went: to terrorist groups, transnational criminal organizations, drug trafficking, and child trafficking. "You took $10,000 and helped them do it," he said. Ellison kept denying everything, but Hawley had receipts.
He cited a Minnesota Star Tribune report that Partners in Nutrition raised concerns with the attorney general’s office in 2018 and 2019, but Ellison did nothing. The New York Post reported that Ellison accepted campaign donations from individuals linked to the fraud after meeting with them.
"You've been right at the center of this fraud thing from the beginning, and you've enabled it," Hawley said. "You should resign."
Ellison shot back, "And, sir, you should resign. I was thinking the same thing about you."
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FIFA has scrapped its controversial plan to sell a stake in the World Cup, following strong opposition and calls for President Gianni Infantino's resignation from UEFA and several national football federations. Critics accused the current FIFA leadership of losing confidence and attempting to commercialize the sport excessively.
Reports indicate that former US President Donald Trump is lobbying to have FIFA President Gianni Infantino appointed as the next Secretary-General of the United Nations. Trump reportedly believes Infantino possesses a unique ability to bring people together.
England is set to play Norway in the quarter-finals of the FIFA World Cup 2026. Fans are looking for ways to watch and stream the highly anticipated match, with many outlets providing live coverage and viewing information.
California's proposed 'billionaire tax' is reportedly causing millionaires to plan their departure from the state, fueled by fears that the levy could eventually extend to smaller fortunes, according to a New York Post report.
FIFA President Gianni Infantino defended the organization against visa issues in the U.S. ahead of the World Cup, while Iranian-Americans called for Iran's expulsion from the tournament. Preparations for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, co-hosted by the U.S., Mexico, and Canada, are underway, with discussions around its economic impact and fan experience.
Former New York Post columnist Keith Kelly is bringing back local journalism through a network of neighborhood papers like The West Side Spirit and Chelsea News.
Israel and Lebanon have agreed to and held their first direct negotiations in decades, with talks facilitated by the United States. An Israeli envoy described the discussions as an excellent exchange of views.
A man dubbed Jeffrey Epstein's doppelganger claims he was forced to speak out after a 2019 New York Post publication featured his photo on its front page, mistaking him for the disgraced financier.
US intelligence reportedly informed President Trump that Iran's new supreme leader, Mojtaba Khamenei, might be homosexual, a detail the New York Post highlighted, suggesting his father had doubts about his leadership capabilities.
The New York Post has reported, citing US intelligence officials, that Iran's new supreme leader, Mojtaba Khamenei, might be gay, a claim that reportedly surprised Donald Trump.
An unknown woman fired several shots at the house of pop music star Rihanna in Beverly Hills on Sunday, after which she was arrested, writes the New York Post. The motive for the shooting is not yet known.
Despite hopes for de-escalation after the death of 'El Mencho,' a 41-year-old US-born step-son of the drug lord has emerged as his likely successor, according to a New York Post report.
FIFA has scrapped its controversial plan to sell a stake in the World Cup and other competitions, following widespread backlash and threats of boycott from UEFA and other football confederations. The decision came after significant opposition to the proposed $20 billion private equity deal.
Columnist Charles Blow engaged in a contentious on-air exchange with New York Post financial correspondent Lydia Moynihan on CNN, telling her he "won't be lectured by a child."
Norway, led by Erling Haaland, defeated Brazil to reach the World Cup quarterfinals, while England also advanced after beating Mexico. England's Jordan Henderson sustained a wrist injury during post-match celebrations.
Adam Milstein has published op-eds in the New York Post and The Jerusalem Post, criticizing anti-Israel factions within the Democratic Party and isolationist voices within the Republican Party regarding antisemitism.
Ghana defeated Panama 1-0 in a chaotic World Cup Group L match, with Caleb Yirenkyi scoring a last-gasp goal to secure the victory. The win was celebrated by coach Queiroz as a triumph of both battle and brains.
The ceasefire between the United States and Iran is approaching its deadline, prompting a flurry of diplomatic activity, including Senator J.D. Vance's travel to Pakistan for potential talks. Both nations have issued warnings and threats, raising doubts about the extension of the truce and the prospect of renewed hostilities.
Ex-NYC Mayor de Blasio Joins China-Linked Far-Left Group At Anti-U.S. "Emergency Meeting" In Colombia
The New York Post reports that former New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio secretly…
Μια τρανσέξουαλ γυναίκα, ντυμένη σαν μια «Blues Brother», φέρεται να σκότωσε έναν εκατομμυριούχο προγραμματιστή στο σπίτι του στο Λος Άντζελες, όπως σημειώνει η New York Post.
US President Donald Trump became angry with an ABC News reporter on Air Force One, calling her 'very obnoxious' for a question about sending troops to the Middle East and blasting ABC News as 'most corrupt'.
Έντονη κριτική σε συμμάχους των ΗΠΑ άσκησε ο Αμερικανός πρόεδρος Ντόναλντ Τραμπ, στο πλαίσιο τηλεφωνικής συνέντευξης που παραχώρησε στην εφημερίδα New York Post.
Μια σιωπηρή επιχείρηση με τη σφραγίδα της κυβέρνησης του Ντόναλντ Τραμπ που κράτησε ένα χρόνο προηγήθηκε της εκτέλεσης του ναρκεμπόρου Ελ Μέντσο στο Μεξικό.
Η λιγότερο προβεβλημένη αλλά ιδιαίτερα σημα
Anna de Peyster, former wife of media titan Rupert Murdoch and mother of James, Elisabeth and Lachlan Murdoch, has died. She was 81. Her death in Palm Beach, FL, following a long illness was first reported by the Murdoch-owned New York Post and later confirmed by other media outlets. De Peyster, who married investor and […]