New York Post
STRAIT SHOOTER
The clock is ticking for Iran’s leaders, President Trump insisted yesterday, saying that if they don’t agree to a deal that includes opening the Strait of Hormuz by 8 p.m. Eastern time today, “Every bridge in Iran will be decimated . . . every power...
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‘WE GOT HIM’
The wreckage of US planes destroyed in the raid (above) litters the Iranian desert as details emerged of the operation to rescue an American airman shot down in his F15 fighter jet over enemy territory Friday. “WE GOT HIM!” declared a triumphant...
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BUSTED IN LAND OF ‘SATAN’
The luxe-living niece and grandniece of Iran’s ruthless slain Gen. Qasem Soleimani were arrested in LA Friday after Secretary of State Marco Rubio terminated their lawful permanent resident status. ICE agents scooped up both Hamideh Soleimani Afshar...
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BEHIND ENEMY LINES
Iranian media posted this image of an ejector seat and parachute, after the regime claimed to have shot down an US F-15E Strike Eagle (like those above). Israeli sources report that one of the 2-person crew has been saved, but a massive rescue mission...
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‘JUSTICE WAS NOT SERVED’
Police Commissioner Jessica Tisch tells The Post it was obvious that Guy Rivera (left) intentionally killed NYPD officer Jonathan Diller (right), yet a jury acquitted him of the top charge, shocking Diller’s widow, Stephanie, in court (above). Rivera...
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BACK TO THE FUTURE
The promise of NASA’s Apollo missions returned in spectacular fashion yesterday as the Artemis II launched from Cape Canaveral, Fla., sending four astronauts to orbit the moon — and setting up a return to its surface for the first time since 1972.
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WHAT A BOOB!
Turns out the Department of Homeland Security was more exciting than any “Real Housewives” reality show. Former Cabinet secretary Kristi Noem was having an open affair with one of her aides, Corey Lewandowski. But it also turns out her husband, Bryon,...
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UNCLE SAM NEEDS YOU! ... to root out fraud
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent is launching a new program today that will reward tipsters with up to 30 percent of fines imposed on criminals who are trying to bleed US taxpayers dry, The Post has learned.
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‘MY BEST FRIEND IS DEAD’
NYPD cop Veckash Khedna’s wife wipes away his tears after he testified how a career criminal named Guy Rivera allegedly shot and killed his partner, Jonathan Diller (inset). Bodycam footage showed Rivera pointing a gun at Diller during a traffic stop...
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COMMIE AND GET IT!
Mayor Mamdani — who ate a crunchwrap from Taco Bell in his latest media stunt yesterday — is spending $2 million to hire staffers for his Office of Mass Engagement, which will push his agenda and spread his socialist message throughout the city.
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‘I MESSED UP’
An air-traffic controller desperately yelled “stop, stop!” to no avail after a fire emergency vehicle was wrongly given clearance to cross a LaGuardia Airport runway late Sunday night. A flight arriving from Montreal crashed into the truck, killing the...
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HOW SWEET IT IS!
SAN DIEGO — These Maddening March moments, when a Hall of Fame program that hasn’t been to the Sweet 16 since 1999 finds itself begging for a hero, someone like Dylan Darling can meet the biggest moment of his basketball life with the biggest basket of...
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WING & A PRAYER
President Trump threatened yesterday to station ICE agents in airports starting Monday to alleviate chaos and massive TSA-checkpoint lines created by the government shutdown, like this one above at LaGuardia. “If the Radical Left Democrats don’t...
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GROUND CHUCK
Nearly one-third of TSA workers were missing from airports in cities like Houston this week, causing lines that stretched for two hours. Yet still Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-NY) and Democrats refuse to pass Department of Homeland Security...
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BUTCHERS
Saleh Mohammadi (left), a 19-year-old wrestling star, was executed for participating in anti-government protests in Iran, as the ayatollah’s regime and its soldiers (above) attempt to retain control amid domestic unrest and relentless bombardment by...
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GIVE US A BRAKE!
He’s lowering speed limits for cars across the city, but Mayor Mamdani says it’s fine for e-bike riders to fly through intersections, putting pedestrians at risk. He announced yesterday that they won’t face criminal charges for traffic violations, just...
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HELP WANTED: New Iran leader
GET excited for the last job you’ll ever have! Unexpected vacancies of have left the Republic Iran seeking a motivated candidate fo a “supreme” position in our government. Can work from home, as long as that home is a heavily fortified...
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LIFE IN THE ZO LANE
Spurred by the anti-car left, Mayor Mamdani yesterday announced plans to lower the speed limit in every school zone in the city from 25 mph to 15 mph — and have enforcement even when school isn’t in session, 24 hours a day. He also said if the City...
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Red-hot Oscars
HOLLYWOOD, Hollywood. You can’t help but get in your own way, can you? Some of Sunday night’s Oscars, hosted by Conan O’Brien, was very funny, sporadically surprising (there was only the seventh-ever tie in 98 years — Best Narrative Short) and quite...
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FACE FACTS
Surgical nurse Tali Biner [top right] was at the Nova festival in Israel on Oct. 7, 2023, hiding in a small camper for seven hours as Hamas terrorists killed 1,200 innocents. She told The Post she heard the bloodcurdling screams of women as they were...
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TERRORISTS WELCOME
Ayman Ghazali (left), the man who drove an explosive-laden car into a Michigan synagogue on Thursday, had been flagged by the FBI seven years ago as a possible threat, but nothing happened. Ghazali was upset that relatives in Hezbollah were killed in...
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ISLAMIST TERROR IN THE USA
Two Islamic terror attacks shook the nation yesterday. In Bloomfield, Mich., a man drove a car bomb into a synagogue that houses a daycare center and was shot dead. At Old Dominion University in Virginia, Mohamed Bailor Jalloh (upper right) shouted...
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RAIL SCARY
Straphanger Jhon Pena took this picture of the man in yellow pants who pushed him onto the Lexington Avenue subway tracks. Pena then helped another man who was shoved escape before a train arrived. Bairon Hernandez (above) was arrested.
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SAVING GRACIE
A photograph of NYPD Assistant Chief Aaron Edwards 46, leaping a barrier to tackle two wannabe terrorists with bombs outside Gracie Mansion has gone viral, with social media users turning it into memes. Edwards told The Post that his wife took a...
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MASS DEATH WISH
Emir Balat (top) — one of the terrorist wannabes who tried to detonate IEDs outside Gracie Mansion — flashes a salute honoring ISIS yesterday as feds said he and Ibrahim Kayumi (above) hoped to outdo the 2013 Boston Marathon bombing and chillingly...
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DEVIL’S WORK
A pair of ISIS-trained extremists were charged with hurling an IED at Gracie Mansion during a rowdy weekend protest — allegedly packing the homemade bomb (circled) with “Mother of Satan,” a volatile explosive favored by international terrorists,...
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WAR AT HOME
Hate took no holiday in NYC Saturday as an activist thug tossed an IED containing screws, nuts and broken glass at a crowd outside competing protests at Gracie Mansion. Six people were arrested in the mayhem. Meanwhile, Mayor Mamdani’s pro-Palestinian...
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NO MERCY
President Trump vowed yesterday that there would be no deal struck with Iran except “unconditional surrender,” as The Post learned that Tehran is attempting to establish backchannel talks in a sign that the regime is feeling the pain of Operation Epic...
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YOU’RE FIRED!
President Trump fired Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem after her stunning non-answer at a House hearing Wednesday about whether she had “sexual relations” with top aide Corey Lewandowski, sources inside and close to the White House told The Post.
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DON GETS LAST LAUGH
US and Israeli forces took out the Iranian official behind a plot to assassinate President Trump in the final days of the 2024 election campaign, Secretary of War Pete Hegseth revealed Wednesday. Hegseth did not identify the individual, but Israeli...
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DEFANG THE SNAKE
As the smoke from explosions floated past the Freedom Tower in Tehran (right), the Trump administration yesterday outlined its goals for Iran in a series of interviews. It’s not really about who is in charge, but that they refuse to pursue nuclear...
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‘THE BIG ONE IS COMING’
An Iranian naval ship is on fire after being hit by US forces at the Bandar Abbas base near the Strait of Hormuz. Trump told The Post yesterday that the US would not stop until it defanged Iran, and added separately that the attacks had only begun,...
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THE BATTLE FOR IRAN
President Trump warned the ongoing joint US-Israeli war against Iran could stretch on for “four weeks or so” — as he mourned the three American service members killed in the conflict and said there could be more deaths. Trump told the Daily Mail on...
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DEATH TO THE DEVIL
Iran’s Ayatollah Khamenei and scores of top officials in his murderous Islamic regime were killed Saturday as the US and Israel launched an attack dubbed “Operation Epic Fury” that reduced the supreme leader’s compound to a smoking pile of rubble....
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COLD WAR
NYPD Commissioner Jessica Tisch was enraged yesterday after DA Alvin Bragg refused a felony charge against one of the people who pummeled officers with snowballs (left), and Mayor Mamdani continued to downplay the incident.
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THAT’S SNOW KID!
Mayor Mamdani dismissed the recent attack on cops (below) as “kids at a snowball fight,” but one of the “kids” is Gusmane Coulibaly, 27 (above), previously arrested for attempted robbery, who was caught on camera hurling large snow hunks at police.
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TRAIN IN THE NECK
As if being gouged by congestion pricing and worried about being pushed on the tracks wasn’t enough, the MTA will test how to torture riders with 30-second audio ads, played at high volume on subway platforms. The moneymaking scheme will start this...
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TRUMP WINS GOLD
President Trump gave a rousing State of the Union last night, boasting the nation was on the right path and praising American heroes, like Team USA’s goaltender Connor Hellebuyck (left).
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ART OF THE STEAL
A deranged ex-CUNY professor who held a machete to a NY Post reporter’s neck in 2023 is profiting from a $407,000 taxpayer-funded, permanent art installation in The Bronx. Despite Shellyne Rodriguez’s violent past, NYC officials approved her Marxist...
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THIS MEANS MORE!
In a 6-3 ruling, the Supreme Court said President Trump could not levy his “Liberation Day” tariffs on the world. Trump blasted the court, saying he would use a different power to add another 10% tariff on every country, and would not promise to pay...
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PRINCE OF DARKNESS
A shocked former Prince Andrew is driven home after being interviewed by the police for hours yesterday over whether he shared classified information with pedophile Jeffrey Epstein. He is the first member of the royal family arrested in 400 years.
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ZUCKER PUNCH
Facebook founder and Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg took the stand yesterday in Los Angeles, as part of a lawsuit that claims that social media companies are knowingly addictive and dangerous for children. Zuckerberg claimed the company was “reasonable” in...
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STICK ’EM UP!
Mayor Mamdani issued an extraordinary threat to the governor while unveiling an eyepopping $127 billion budget yesterday — either raise city taxes on people making more than $1 million, or he’ll raise property taxes for everyone in Gotham by 10%....
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DEMENTED DAD
A trans father identified as Robert Dorgan (left) and who also used the female alias Roberta Esposito went on a deadly rampage yesterday at his son’s hockey game in Rhode Island, shooting his wife and three others before killing himself, police said.
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CLOSE AT HAND?
The FBI collected DNA from a glove found near Nancy Guthrie’s house which may have come from the armed kidnapper seen at the 84-year-old’s door the night she disappeared, according to police. The glove — one of 16 found by detectives over their...
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RAIL DANGER
Major transit crime in NYC has spiked 17% so far this year compared to the same span in 2025, NYPD data show. The stats come as NYC marked the year’s first fatal subway shooting (inset), and on Saturday, repeat offender Curtis Signal, 25, allegedly...
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HIGH STREET
Drug dealers are back on the streets — thanks to the politicians in Albany. Knowing they face no more than a slap on the wrist because of legalized marijuana, tents are popping up in The Bronx for dealers to sell dope on the sidewalk.
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MAN ON EMISSION
President Trump yesterday rescinded a 2009 EPA “endangerment” rule that allowed Presidents Obama and Biden to levy a number of costly emission standards and other rules on automakers. He said the change would allow companies to make cars cheaper and...
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SHOW MAM THE MONEY!
Gov. Hochul says she’ll fund his child-care programs, and there’s $5 billion more in tax revenue coming in than expected, but Mayor Mamdani still insisted Albany must tax the rich — by raising the city’s income tax rate by two percentage points for...
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TERROR INTHE NIGHT
A man was detained for questioning last night in Arizona in connection with the abduction of Nancy Guthrie, authorities said, marking the first major break in the case since the mother of “Today” show host Savannah Guthrie vanished more than a week...
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TRAGEDY OF HIS 4-5OWN MAKING
A shelter volunteer told The Post his horror in finding an 86-year-old man dead on the streets this past weekend, as temperatures dipped near zero. He was the 18th person to die outside in recent weeks, but Mayor Mamdani still insists that the homeless...
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‘MY HANDS ARE TIED’
A mumbling homeless woman was left out in deadly near-zero temperatures on a Manhattan sidewalk overnight yesterday after she refused repeated offers for help from EMS workers and cops — with first responders telling The Post they couldn’t help her...
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RED, WHITE & BOO
Americans threatened to boycott the Winter Olympics after Team USA members expressed “mixed emotions” about representing the stars and stripes. Freestyle skier Hunter Hess said, “Just because I’m wearing the flag doesn’t mean I represent everything...
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Knockin’ on Heaven’s door
With a traditional three knocks on the front door of St. Patrick’s Cathedral, Ronald Hicks, 58, yesterday became the 11th archbishop of New York. He replaces Cardinal Dolan as the most prominent Catholic official in America.
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GUTHRIE RANSOM SHOCK
Police still have no idea what happened to Nancy Guthrie, mother of “Today” show host Savannah Guthrie. But they are investigating a note sent to local TV stations that includes chilling details about the crime scene.
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SAVANNAH’S PLEA FOR MOM
“Today” host Savannah Guthrie and her siblings shared a gut-wrenching plea for proof that their missing mother, Nancy, 84, is still alive as they signaled to the person who may have kidnapped her that they are prepared to negotiate. “We want to hear...
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YOU’RE ZO VAIN
As the snowstorm approached New York, Mayor Mamdani wanted to make sure he had the right coat to address the media, a new report says. He got a Carhartt jacket with custom embroidery saying “City of New York” designed by his wife. But less attention...
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SNATCHED FROM HER BED
Nancy Guthrie, mother of “Today” show host Savannah, disappeared from her Tucson, Ariz., home over the weekend, and police say it is being treated as a crime. “We believe she was taken out of the home against her will,” Pima County Sheriff Chris Nanos...
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THE CITY THAT NEVER SWEEPS
Mayor Mamdani’s Upper East Side neighbors are blasting the lack of “collectivism” in the Big Apple as they are forced to trudge around 8-foot-high piles of ratinfested trash bags that are choking the streets around Gracie Mansion — while Hizzoner’s new...
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ICED OUT
An alleged crack-smoking, sexual predator migrant wanted by ICE was allowed to flee through a back door of a Manhattan courthouse — infuriating federal agents who then chased him down and arrested him. Gerardo Miguel Mora, 45, was arrested Thursday for...
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LET THEM EAT FLAKES
Even as temperatures drop to single digits again this weekend, Mayor Mamdani says forcing the homeless off the streets and into shelters will be a “last resort.” People who refuse help will be left alone, a policy that comes despite at least 13 deaths...
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THE DEADLY ORDER
Shortly after taking office, Mayor Mamdani ordered the NYPD to stop tearing down street tents and other homeless encampments as they’d done under previous administrations. Cold weather claimed the lives of 10 people last weekend, yet the hands-off...
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KILLED BY ‘KINDNESS’
Ten people froze to death in the city over the weekend, an unprecedented high number that has critics saying Mayor Mamdani’s administration didn’t do enough to get the homeless into shelters. As one of his first acts, Mamdani said he would no longer...
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OUT OF THE BLUE
A new demographic study by a Carnegie Mellon University professor predicts a sharp shift in political power after the 2030 census, with red states gaining House seats as New York and California lose them — with high taxes and bad policies spurring the...
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ICED BARBIE
President Trump yesterday sought to dial down the tension in Minnesota following the killing of anti-ICE protester Alex Pretti. He sent in border czar Tom Homan to take charge on the ground as DHS Secretary Kristi Noem faced mounting criticism for...
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LAND OF THE FREEZE
Winter Storm Fern pummeled 34 states as snow and sleet fell across more than twothirds of the nation yesterday, causing major power outages and the highest number of flight cancellations since the pandemic, with winter warnings still on for today.
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FROSTY THE ZO MAM
No sledding for you! Despite the fact that New York City is slated to get up to 16 inches of flakes on Sunday, Mayor Mamdani says Monday will still be a school day and not a snow day. Even if in-person classes are canceled, instruction will happen...
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BABIES FOREVER
Child welfare officials are under fire after starved twin boys, 14, were rescued from a Riverdale apartment where their mother had imprisoned them their whole lives.
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DANE DEAL!
After weeks of strong words and tariff threats against Europe, President Trump yesterday in Davos said there was a “framework” for a future deal with NATO and Denmark that could give the United States sovereignty over parts of the island, including the...
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ICE &‘FIRE’
“I am in support of abolishing ICE,” Mayor Mamdani said yesterday. “What we see is an entity that has no interest in fulfilling its stated reason to exist.” Just hours later, President Trump showed exactly what its reason to exist is: Deporting migrant...
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If you wanna be my mother...
Brooklyn Beckham, 26, released a public letter yesterday in which he said he had no interest in repairing the rift with his famous parents, former soccer star David and former Spice Girl Victoria. He said they were particularly cruel to his wife,...
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