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Eric Adams Considering Using Drones to Fight NYC Crime, Sources Say

Mayor Eric Adams is mulling a mini-army of drones to fight surging crime in the Big Apple — possibly deploying the high-flying robocops from rooftops as watchful guardians of Gotham, sources told The Post.

Pandemic Relief Money Spent on Hotel, Ballpark, Ski Slopes

Thanks to a sudden $140 million cash infusion, officials in Broward County, Florida, recently broke ground on a high-end hotel that will have views of the Atlantic Ocean and an 11,000-square-foot spa.

Majority Believe World Is Less Stable Since Joe Biden Assumed Office

A majority of Americans believe the world is less stable since President Joe Biden assumed office, a Wednesday TIPP poll revealed.

N.A.T.O, Ukraine Estimate 7,000 to 15,600 Russian Troops Killed

Ukrainian news outlet includes over 500 tanks, over 1,500 armored vehicles.

Joe Biden’s Supreme Court Pick Has an Uncomfortable History of Leniency for Child Sex Offenders

President Joe Biden’s Supreme Court nominee Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson’s academic writings and sentencing record reveal a history of lenient punishments for sex offenders, including individuals convicted on child pornography charges.

44 Studies on Vaccine Efficacy That Raise Doubts on Vaccine Mandates

As some people have now been vaccinated for more than half a year, evidence is pouring in about Covid vaccine efficacy.

Catholic Cardinals Memo Reportedly Calls Pope Francis a ‘Disaster’

A memo circulating among Catholic cardinals accuses Pope Francis of causing more confusion than clarity.

Russia Releases Names, Documents Connected to U.S.-Funded Biolabs in Ukraine

Russian Radiological, Chemical, and Biological Defence Troops chief says Ukraine was "kept in the dark, and have no real idea about the true goals of the ongoing research."

Cartel Gun Battle in Border City Nuevo Laredo

Mexican border city Nuevo Laredo is scene of a massive gun battle among three rival cartels on Sunday evening, causing the U.S. consulate to be temporarily closed.

Chick-Fil-A Is So Popular That One California City Wants to Declare It a ‘Public Nuisance’

When driving along State Street in Santa Barbara, California, on any given weekday or Saturday afternoon, it's not uncommon to see a long line of cars outside Chick-fil-A, as residents hungry for fatty fried chicken deliciousness head to the beach town's only establishment.

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