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All those self-righteous anti-Israel protests of the last two years, on campuses and in the streets, predictably pollinated the poisonous fruit of ugly antisemitic violence now shooting up everywhere.

Manhattan US Attorney Jay Clayton is throwing resources toward tackling violent street crime in the Big Apple, he told The Post Wednesday — and he’s already gotten a kudos from President Trump for the office’s crackdown on Washington Square Park. Clayton, who was appointed to run the powerful Southern District of New York by Trump...

The picturesque LA neighborhood of Brentwood has had a dark and storied history. Bomb blasts, high-profile deaths, and crimes so notorious they froze a nation have all plagued the playground of the rich and famous.

"We are disturbed by what we have read in the press about Instacart’s alleged pricing practices," the FTC said in a statement.

The senior, identified Wednesday as Lydia Marzan, was discovered lifeless around 6:50 a.m. Tuesday, sprawled out on the sidewalk in front of the national historic landmark on Southern Boulevard in Bedford Park, police said.

Bass and the city also worked to "cover up the mayor's incompetence" by firing the fire chief who spoke out, the legal papers filed by celebrity Los Angeles lawyer Mark Geragos alleges.

Breanna Stewart on Wednesday admitted she was “sad” that the Liberty decided to move on from Sandy Brondello after last season’s early playoff exit.

The big budget hole comes on top of figuring how to pay for up to $10 billion in new spending if he implements his freebie-filled agenda.

A new book reveals the wild and woolly history of the Manhattan nightclub The Bottom Line.

In a prophetic line, he rapped, “And I don’t even care if anyone calls me a Sally because I’m a snail and I’m never gonna f—king fail and you know, you’re gonna have to bail me outta jail.”

The recent anti-Jewish sentiment in the five boroughs seems to have emboldened antisemitic morons in recent weeks.

The congresswoman has been largely tight-lipped about the 2028 race and whether she will vie for the presidency or the Senate.

In the West, "an institutional reluctance to name the motive" in honor killings yields disaster, warns Kevin Cohen at The Wall Street Journal.

One pal said he played pirate game Sea of Thieves for a whopping 2,148 hours and treated it "like a job."

Dressed in a drab olive-colored jail uniform, Pei Chung , 34 — who allegedly skipped out on at least eight restaurant bills in less than a month — repeatedly interrupted Judge Orville Reynolds during her Brooklyn criminal court hearing.

Why, oh why, does every GOP administration fall in love with the idea of trying to win over the people who hate them?

Norman Podhoretz, a longtime NY Post columnist and editor of Commentary magazine, made the life of the mind a joyous sport.

NY Post readers discuss concerns about the global rise of antisemitism after the terrorist attack at Bondi Beach.

More than 60 Long Island schools had drinking water with lead levels that blew past new state maximums, according to newly released data from the Department of Health.

The students posted video of Summers talking about his "shame" for associating with the notorious pedophile.

Conservatives are champions of free speech — and they shouldn’t lose sight of that fact.

A dozen hooligans with lengthy rap sheets terrorized an East Harlem NYCHA complex for three years, brazenly hawking deadly drugs such as fentanyl and the even-more-powerful nitazene in plain view, federal authorities alleged Wednesday.

It will be a different kind of Christmas present in New York for many of those inside Yankee Stadium.

Philip Rivers is slated to make a little over a quarter of a million dollars for being a part of the final four games of the Colts' regular season.

Nearly four years after buying the ship for a cool $280,100 and racking up thousands in legal and docking fees, the passion project seems to be inching closer to reality.