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- Zelensky Honors Heroes, Medics, Energy Workers on Statehood Day, Awards 10 Young Ukrainian Passports
President Volodymyr Zelensky presented state honors to soldiers, medics, and energy workers on Ukrainian Statehood Day. He awarded the Order of the Golden Star to the mother of a fallen Hero of Ukraine and issued passports to 10 Ukrainian children.
- Oldest inmate executed in Florida’s modern history branded ‘brutal and sadistic’ by victim’s heartbroken sister
The oldest inmate executed in Florida’s modern history was branded 'brutal and sadistic' by the victim's sister, who criticized him for not returning the victim's remains after 45 years.
- Contractor building Automated People Mover at LAX sues city
The contractor constructing the Automated People Mover system at Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) has filed a lawsuit against the city of Los Angeles. The lawsuit pertains to the development of the long-awaited transportation system.
- Homeowners set their sights on this ‘special’ US city that has never reached 100 degrees
Homeowners are targeting a US city that has never reached 100 degrees, described as a 'climate refuge' by its former mayor. Residents there enjoy cheaper insurance deductibles compared to other locations.
- Trump blasts New York AI data center ban, says state should change policy 'immediately'
Trump criticized New York's ban on AI data centers, urging the state to change its policy immediately. New York became the first U.S. state to impose such a ban after the governor signed an executive order.
- Meet Bonsai: The First 27B AI Model That Fits on Your Phone
PrismML's Bonsai 27B is the first 27B AI model that runs on an iPhone for free. The article states it was tested and found to be impressive.
- Your guide to surviving the wildfire smoke enveloping NYC
Wildfire smoke is enveloping New York City, with health officials advising that staying safe in the heat remains the top priority.
- Fanatics Sportsbook promo code NYPOST26: Get up to $1,000 matched in FanCash for Valkyries vs. Fever
Fanatics Sportsbook is offering a promo code NYPOST26 that provides up to $1,000 matched in FanCash for bets on the Valkyries vs. Fever game. The promotion is available through the Fanatics Sportsbook platform.
- Spot the pol!
The Jamaican Prime Minister Andrew Michael Holness met with former Liberian president and Ballon d'Or winner George Weah during a France vs. Morocco match in Foxborough, Massachusetts. Jamaica, a country absent from the World Cup for nearly 30 years, was represented by its prime minister at the event.
- Teen home alone as 3 mean break in and steal nearly $360k, police say
Three men broke into a home where a 14-year-old boy was alone, stealing over $359,000 in cash. The suspects used a screwdriver to force entry through a rear door, ransacked the master bedroom, and fled in a silver SUV. All three were arrested without incident and face burglary and theft charges.
- Ask Dr. Nandi: How is the wildfire smoke affecting Michigan's air quality this week?
Michigan is under a statewide air quality alert due to smoke from Canadian wildfires, which contains harmful PM2.5 particles causing respiratory and cardiovascular risks. Vulnerable groups include the elderly, children, pregnant women, and those with preexisting conditions, while all residents are advised to limit outdoor activity and use air purifiers or N95 masks to protect health.
- Moment head of top California medical school squirms when asked whether only women can get pregnant
The head of a Northern California medical school refused to confirm under oath that only women can get pregnant, stating that transgender people could give birth.
- The fastest-growing luxury housing markets in the U.S. in 2026
Luxury home prices in the U.S. are rising at an accelerated pace in 2026, with Redfin data highlighting the fastest-growing markets. The article focuses on the surge in high-end real estate demand across specific U.S. regions.
- Nashville mayor doused in freezing water for ALS Ice Bucket Challenge following diagnosis of Titans legend Chris Johnson
Nashville Mayor Freddie O’Connell participated in the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge to raise awareness and funds following Titans legend Chris Johnson's ALS diagnosis. The mayor challenged the Nashville Predators president, Bishop Joseph Walker of Mt. Zion, and the Vanderbilt Women’s Basketball team to join. Rapper Young Buck initially challenged O’Connell to participate.
- Warren Buffett explains why his kids, not the Gates Foundation, will now give away all his fortune
Warren Buffett announced he will direct his remaining fortune to foundations associated with his children instead of the Gates Foundation, citing their readiness to manage charitable giving. He acknowledged Bill Gates' past association with Jeffrey Epstein as 'distasteful' but emphasized it was not the primary reason for the shift. Gates, who met with Buffett to discuss the decision, expressed appreciation for Buffett's past support of the Gates Foundation.
- Benchmark says Securitize investors should ‘strip out the noise’ after post-SPAC selloff
Benchmark advises Securitize investors to 'strip out the noise' following a post-SPAC selloff. Securitize announced a partnership with Cantor Fitzgerald to support blockchain-based IPOs and secondary offerings.
- 6 Simple Habits That Can Help Keep Your Skin Healthy Year-Round
The article outlines six skin care habits recommended by CEENTA to maintain healthy skin year-round. Key habits include daily sunscreen use, removing makeup before bed, moisturizing, avoiding smoking, eating a nutrient-rich diet, and staying hydrated while limiting alcohol. These practices aim to protect the skin's barrier function and prevent issues like acne, aging, and cancer.
- Fairfax Co. Supervisor Jimenez charged with reckless driving
Fairfax County Supervisor Andres Jimenez was charged with reckless driving after being stopped for driving 104 mph in a 70 mph zone on May 5. He was also charged with not having registration information and is scheduled to appear in court, represented by attorney Makan Shirafkan.
- Roundup: Commerce Centre sold / Microsoft’s in-house AI / Warehouse construction
Marcus & Millichap sold the Commerce Centre retail property in Ascension Parish to an East Coast investor. Microsoft is emphasizing in-house AI models to compete with Anthropic and OpenAI. U.S. warehouse construction is rising due to renewed demand from logistics firms, retailers, and manufacturers.
- Extradited drug kingpin faces life in prison for alleged tunnel smuggling
A powerful drug trafficker was extradited from Mexico to San Diego and arraigned in federal court for allegedly using an underground tunnel to smuggle drugs into the U.S. in 2022.
- US Air Force turns to cheaper cruise missiles it can buy by the thousand
The U.S. Air Force is pursuing cheaper cruise missiles through its Family of Affordable Mass Missiles (FAMM) program, with framework agreements signed with Anduril, CoAspire, and Zone 5 Technologies. The program aims to produce up to 8,000 missiles annually at a cost of $218,000 per unit, significantly lower than the $1.3 million price tag of existing Joint Air-to-Surface Standoff Missiles (JASSM).
- Mixed-Use ‘Lawndale ReDefined’ Apartment Building Gets City Council Approval
The City Council approved a mixed-use apartment building in North Lawndale, featuring 59 units, 48 of which are affordable, along with retail spaces and community amenities. The project, called Lawndale ReDefined, is part of the city’s Invest South/West initiative and includes transit-served location benefits reducing required parking.
- Worried about low T among warfighters, Pete Hegseth's Pentagon is going to be screening troop testosterone levels
The US military, under Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth, is introducing testosterone screenings for troops as part of annual health assessments. Troops aged 30 and older will be automatically tested, while younger troops can opt in. Treatment for low testosterone will remain voluntary, with the policy framed as restoring natural capabilities rather than enhancement.
- FORECAST: Heat wave to persist with temperatures in the upper 90s
A heat wave with temperatures in the upper 90s and heat index values in the low 100s is expected to persist through the weekend and into next week. Thunderstorms may provide limited relief, but the surge in heat and humidity will continue, with temperatures rising through Friday.
- Exclusive-US strikes on Iran strengthen Trump's options for new escalation, officials say
Recent U.S. strikes on Iran are targeting military capabilities to strengthen options for potential escalation, according to three U.S. officials. The strikes aim to disrupt Iranian operations in the Strait of Hormuz and degrade assets before more complex operations.
- Sudan Faces New Sanctions as Evidence of Atrocities Mounts
Sudan is facing new sanctions due to mounting evidence of atrocities. However, countries are avoiding directly sanctioning foreign actors involved in the war.
- Woodlawn Central Master Plan Passes City Council
City Council approved a $580 million Woodlawn Central master plan by the Apostolic Church of God, including housing, retail, and entertainment. The first phase, a 14-story building with 104 residences and a hotel, is expected to begin construction in 2027. The project aims to create up to 999 housing units across future phases, though opponents raised concerns about building size and past controversies involving Byron T. Brazier.
- Queens City Council member sued by girlfriend of Brooklyn murder victim for social media posts that allegedly sparked online harassment
Queens City Council Member Vickie Paladino is facing a defamation lawsuit from Claudia Morales, a Brooklyn murder victim's girlfriend, who claims Paladino's social media posts falsely accused her of not calling police during the 2023 stabbing of her partner, Ryan Carson. The lawsuit alleges Paladino's statements, which suggested Morales allowed Carson to die due to political biases, incited online harassment and caused severe anxiety. Paladino has a history of controversial posts, including Islamophobic and anti-left-wing remarks.
- An empty middle seat is the latest perk United Airlines will offer on some flights
United Airlines will offer an empty middle seat in Economy Plus on some new Airbus A321XLR flights, replacing the middle seat with a shared table and extra elbow room. The feature, inspired by European carriers like Lufthansa and Finnair, aims to attract passengers willing to pay for added comfort and may expand to other planes.
- An empty middle seat is the latest perk United Airlines will offer on some flights
United Airlines will offer an empty middle seat in Economy Plus on some new Airbus A321XLR aircraft, using the space for a shared table and extra elbow room. The airline plans to expand this feature and has introduced 'United Relax Rows' to convert seats into lounging areas. European carriers like Lufthansa and Finnair already provide similar perks.
- Levine to Audit $243 Million in Migrant Shelter Contracts After Bribery Charges
City Comptroller Mark Levine is auditing $243 million in no-bid migrant shelter contracts awarded to BHRAGS Home Care, following federal charges against the group's former leaders for embezzlement and bribery. The audit will assess whether the Department of Homeless Services properly oversaw payments to BHRAGS during the 2022 migrant crisis, as unaccounted funds and alleged bribe payments have been reported.
- Memphis restaurant owner defends denying service to National Guard members
Memphis restaurant owner Miles Tamboli denied service to four National Guard members from the Memphis Safe Task Force, citing concerns about the Task Force's impact on community safety and civil liberties. He argued that crime rates were declining before the Task Force's deployment and criticized the military's role in domestic policing, referencing a 20-year-old shooting by National Guard troops.
- Blanche confronts skeptical questioning of fund, tax deal for Trump at Senate confirmation hearing
Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche faced skeptical questioning during a Senate confirmation hearing about a scrapped fund to compensate President Donald Trump's allies and a tax immunity deal for Trump. Lawmakers, including Sen. John Cornyn, raised concerns the fund could be revived, while Blanche asserted it was not moving forward and confirmed tax immunity remains in place. Critics accused Blanche of acting as Trump's personal lawyer and undermining the Justice Department's independence.
- San Jose State graduate student federally charged for racist threat found on campus
A San Jose State University graduate student was arrested and federally charged after authorities found a racist and threatening note in a campus restroom. The incident occurred on campus, leading to criminal charges against the student.
- Mandatory evacuations issued for Elk Fire burning in northern Hinsdale County
Mandatory evacuations have been issued for parts of northern Hinsdale County due to the 574.4-acre Elk Fire burning on U.S. Forest Service land. Firefighters are using indirect suppression tactics because of the fire's remote location, and Forest Service Road 868 is closed to the public.
- On eve of retirement, Saltzman champions military’s role as ‘ballast’ for democracy
Gen. Chance Saltzman, on the eve of retirement, emphasized the military’s role as a 'ballast' for democracy, stating the military is now essential to democratic stability rather than a supplementary element.
- Detroit police want help finding missing 13-year-old girl
Detroit police are searching for 13-year-old Mariah Williams, who went missing on June 28 after leaving her residence on the 20500 block of Salem. She was last seen wearing a black wig, black hooded sweatshirt, and white shorts. The Detroit Police Department’s 8th Precinct is urging anyone with information to contact them.
- NYC air quality is 'unhealthy': Air quality index breakdown
The air quality in New York City has been labeled 'unhealthy,' with a breakdown of the air quality index provided to explain the implications.
- What Is BIP-110 and Why Is It Dividing the Bitcoin Community?
A proposal to restrict non-financial data on Bitcoin, known as BIP-110, has divided prominent developers, miners, and industry leaders ahead of a key activation deadline. The debate is reopening one of Bitcoin's largest governance disputes since the Blocksize Wars.
- Detroit police want help finding missing 35-year-old woman
Detroit police are seeking information about 35-year-old Dana Guy, who went missing after leaving her residence on the 20000 block of Hickory on June 3. She was last seen wearing a brown hijab, long brown dress, and sandals, and her mother reported she has bipolar disorder and may be in Ohio. Authorities urge anyone with information to contact the Detroit Police Department’s 9th Precinct.