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The surrogate mother, McKenna West, refused an abortion for a baby diagnosed with hypoplastic left heart syndrome (HLHS), leading to complications in her legal fight. After the newborn underwent open-heart surgery in Texas, West claims he was separated from her within 60 seconds of birth. The intended parents, Omar Ahmed and Nausheen Gilkar, dispute West's account and confirm they consented to the medical procedures.

Francesca Hong, a gubernatorial candidate in Wisconsin, is facing primary debates where opponents are focusing media coverage on her 2020 tweet suggesting the cancellation of Thanksgiving due to colonialism and superspreader events. The article notes that this focus distracts from key policy issues relevant to Wisconsinites, such as free childcare and a moratorium on data centers. Hong has also been the subject of coverage discussing her past statements in an interview.

LIV Golf hosted its New York event at President Donald Trump’s National Golf Club Bedminster, where he received a big ovation from spectators while driving a golf cart. Regarding the league's status, LIV Golf CEO Scott O'Neil announced that despite the Saudi Public Investment Fund withdrawing support, the tour has an as-yet-unnamed lead investor to help support its future.

A New York police official is accused of being the getaway driver for her son in a gang-related shooting. Jennifer Lackard, a deputy police commissioner with the Mount Vernon Police Department, and her son Chase Lackard were charged with attempted murder and conspiracy. The department terminated her, stating the allegations are unrelated to her duties.

The article questions the 'gym penis' phenomenon, which suggests penile shrinkage after workouts. It also reports expanded access to Retatrutide and the failure of Vitamin D in a cancer test. Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is mentioned in the context of endorsing an unspecified health-related topic.

New York Post readers discuss Sen. Rand Paul's attempt to prosecute Dr. Anthony Fauci for invoking the Fifth Amendment during a congressional hearing about the US response to the COVID-19 pandemic.

A Democratic Socialist candidate for New York's 34th Assembly District removed a GoFundMe campaign seeking $2,000 for rent and groceries after backlash, despite being expected to win the election and earn a $142,000 annual salary. The candidate cited depleted savings and lack of unemployment benefits as reasons for the fundraiser, which raised over $1,000 from 13 donors before deletion.

New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani attended the funeral of Army Sgt. Angel Sarah Rampersad in Queens but was not allowed to speak, reportedly due to the family's desire to avoid political distractions. Governor Kathy Hochul delivered remarks at the service. Rampersad was killed in an Iranian attack on a Jordanian air base alongside two other U.S. service members.

LIV Golf is reportedly close to securing over $250 million in external investments to sustain operations through 2027, challenging earlier predictions of its collapse. The Saudi Public Investment Fund (PIF) has ceased funding beyond 2026, prompting LIV to seek outside capital and restructure leadership under Gene Davis and Ducera Partners.

California authorities are searching for two 9-year-old children, Solomon and Marozhina Sukonick, who were allegedly abducted by their father, David Sukonick, on Thursday near Lancaster. The Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department has issued a public alert, describing the children's last known location and vehicle details, and expressing concern for their well-being. A Facebook post by the father was noted for its concerning appearance of the children.

US President Donald Trump is promoting FIFA President Gianni Infantino as a candidate to lead the United Nations, according to the New York Post citing anonymous White House sources. The claim has not been confirmed by the US government or FIFA, and Infantino has not publicly commented.

News Corp, the Murdoch family-owned parent company of The Wall Street Journal and New York Post, is suing Brave AI for copyright infringement, alleging it scraped and sold their content. Brave previously filed a countersuit, claiming fair use. News Corp argues Brave's actions undermine content licensing and harm the journalism ecosystem.

President Trump revealed in a primetime speech that China stole American voter registration data, prompting discussion among NY Post readers in a Letters to the Editor section.

A massive homeless encampment along Manhattan’s West Side has drawn complaints about trash, illegal activity, and blocked sidewalks, with critics accusing the city of inaction. Mayor Eric Mamdani’s revised seven-day removal policy and focus on 'Housing First' have been criticized as ineffective, as police are restricted from enforcing cleanup.

New York Post financial correspondent Lydia Moynihan reacts to raw Meta glasses footage of a homeless encampment on Manhattan’s West Side. The first-person video reveals scenes of homelessness that many New Yorkers encounter daily, prompting Moynihan to describe the situation as 'troubling.'

Homelessness, drug use, and public disturbances are escalating on Manhattan's West Side, particularly near the Intrepid Museum and Times Square, with residents and workers reporting unsafe conditions. A homeless encampment on West 45th Street and areas near the Port Authority Bus Terminal feature individuals using drugs, public urination, and erratic behavior, prompting calls for intervention.

New York Post readers criticize Mayor Mamdani’s 'immigrant enclave' map for excluding neighborhoods like Little Italy. The article highlights public feedback on the map's omissions.

Zohran Mamdani's popularity has increased despite the New York Post's attacks labeling him as a communist, antisemite, and critic of billionaires. The Murdoch-owned tabloid has intensified its criticism, but Mamdani has outperformed predecessors by resisting the media's influence.

Zohran Mamdani's popularity has grown despite the New York Post's attacks labeling him as a communist, antisemite, and critic of billionaires. The Murdoch-owned tabloid has failed to diminish his standing, with Mamdani outperforming predecessors in resisting media pressure.

President Trump claimed he has left instructions to bomb Iran at unprecedented levels if he is assassinated, stating he has been a target. He mentioned this during an interview with the New York Post, referencing Iran's alleged intent to harm him.

Los Angeles Rams offensive lineman Alaric Jackson avoided criminal charges after prosecutors declined to pursue a domestic violence case stemming from his June 9 arrest. His pregnant girlfriend dismissed a temporary restraining order, but the NFL is conducting an independent investigation under its Personal Conduct Policy, which could lead to discipline despite no criminal charges.

Rama Duwaji, wife of New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani, traveled to Mallorca, Spain, for an Islamic 'spiritual wellness' retreat during the America 250 celebrations, drawing criticism from council members who questioned her absence. The retreat, organized by The Women Sanctuary, focused on plants mentioned in the Quran, while Mamdani remained in New York City during the heatwave and events. Conservative commentators criticized the timing of the trip, contrasting it with the mayor's public statements on energy conservation.

The article discusses a Supreme Court ruling that upholds state bans on biological males participating in female sports. New York Post readers' letters to the editor highlight the debate surrounding this decision.

The Supreme Court issued a 6-3 ruling that struck down an executive order denying birthright citizenship. New York Post readers discussed the decision in letters to the editor.

A St. Paul School Board member faces backlash for controversial Facebook comments about the Minnehaha Dog Park closure, which is on sacred Dakota burial land. Chauntyll Allen suggested creating dog parks at 'White Christian cemeteries' and faced national attention for the remarks. Allen is also a defendant in federal felony charges related to a 2022 St. Paul protest.

The article discusses how low voter turnout in recent New York City elections allowed well-organized campaigns, such as those backed by the Democratic Socialists of America (DSA), to gain significant influence. It emphasizes the importance of early and consistent voter engagement strategies to build trust and drive turnout.

A New York City coffee shop, Poetica Coffee, criticized Rep. Dan Goldman for supporting Israel, claiming it would have refused to serve him under its policy against 'genocide enablers.' The shop issued a refund after he visited its Brooklyn location, and both sides expressed disappointment. The incident has sparked legal and public scrutiny.

A new woman has accused Maine Senate candidate Graham Platner of misconduct, with the New York Post corroborating parts of her account, just days after he secured the Democratic nomination. President Trump stated that a peace deal with Iran is approaching.

Andrew Bates, a former Biden White House aide, criticized Jill Biden's book tour comments and joined Sen. Ruben Gallego's communications staff, reigniting public debate. Jill Biden responded by urging him to confront her directly, while colleagues and critics debated his loyalty and actions.

Andrew Bates, a former Biden White House aide, reemerged in news after criticizing Jill Biden's book tour comments and joining Sen. Ruben Gallego's communications team. His remarks sparked backlash from Jill Biden and former colleagues, with some calling his loyalty one-sided, while critics labeled him a 'notorious liar.'

US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent is considering redirecting frozen Iranian assets to fund Gulf states' reconstruction efforts following damage caused by Iran, according to reports. The Treasury is assessing damage and potential asset use, while an Iranian official linked a peace agreement to the release of $24 billion in frozen assets.

President Trump states a deal with Iran could be finalized this weekend, potentially ending months of conflict and reopening the Strait of Hormuz. The White House claims the agreement would permanently block Iran from obtaining a nuclear weapon.

President Trump discussed a recent phone call with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and expressed being 'perturbed' by Israel's fighting in Lebanon during an interview with the New York Post's 'Pod Force One'.

Los Angeles Congressman Jimmy Gomez is under investigation by the House Ethics Committee over allegations of sexual misconduct, following a New York Post article. The allegations involve an incident at a backyard party where he allegedly kissed a younger congressional aide.

President Trump discussed Iran negotiations, midterms, and the 2028 Republican presidential race in a New York Post interview. A 22-year-old illegal migrant has pleaded not guilty to murder charges.

Trump stated that Iran agreed to not have nuclear weapons but noted that Iran can change its mind. The comment was made during an interview with the New York Post's 'Pod Force One' podcast.

Rep. Jimmy Gomez faces a House investigation following allegations of sexual misconduct, which include being spotted kissing a younger congressional staffer from a different office in 2023, as reported by the New York Post.

L.A. Rep. Jimmy Gomez is under a House investigation following allegations of sexual misconduct. The New York Post reported he was seen kissing a younger congressional staffer from a different office in 2023.

Dr. Sunil V. Rao, a cardiologist at NYU Langone Health, discusses the negative impact of sugary coffee drinks and processed foods on heart health. The article addresses common myths about carbs, fat, and dessert in relation to heart disease.

Former Biden aides criticize Jill Biden's new book for rewriting history and being unhelpful to the Democratic Party. The backlash occurs as the book's excerpts and her first post-presidency interview emerge, amid the Bidens' efforts to address the 2024 election loss.