Headlines from NY Post
- Violent teen mob beats Temple University student in dorm in vicious caught-on-video attack
- Nancy Mace introduces resolution to expel Cory Mills from Congress: ‘Protected for far too long’
- Stylist Law Roach slammed for ‘flaunting privilege’ after bougie airline seat complaint
- Gavin Newsom mocked for ‘quiet quit’ as staggering time outside of California is revealed
- House GOP’s campaign arm outraises Dems with record $47 million haul
- Spencer Pratt torches Bass’ $14.85B budget as ‘death sentence for L.A.’
- Fallen-on-hard-times members club seeks new relevance with upcoming LA-area opening
- 2 Southwest Airlines planes narrowly avoided midair collision at Nashville airport after air traffic control mishap
- Sicko who rubbed his genitals on woman’s face in SoCal Whole Foods arrested
- Santa Barbara oil platform barrels ahead with drilling despite legal battle
- Ex-teacher allegedly sexually abused adopted son, smothered him to death
- Beloved Detroit TV anchor reveals breast cancer diagnosis 6 months after clean mammogram
The Washington Times stories: National
- Who is John Ternus, Apple's next CEO?
- Man shot by ICE in California will remain in custody over concerns he's a flight risk, lawyer says
- Wild conspiracy theories about Charlie Kirk killing a boon for accused shooters' defense
- Trump to join America Reads the Bible in historic Scripture marathon
- Two Southwest Airlines planes came dangerously close in Nashville and had to take evasive action
- California says Amazon pressured retailers to boost prices on their websites to not undercut it
- More Democrats, fewer Republicans, to address college graduates as anti-Trump tensions grow
- Alex Jones could see Infowars licensed to The Onion under new court deal
- Mother and 6 children killed in explosion and fire at central Pennsylvania home
- Supreme Court to decide if Catholic schools can participate in Colorado's pre-K program
- Singer D4vd pleads not guilty to murder in death of 14-year-old Celeste Rivas Hernandez
- Supreme Court says D.C. police can block a suspicious vehicle from fleeing