May 2025 - Page 487

One of the golden rules in sports is don’t be a distraction. Jordon Hudson is more than that for Bill Belichick — she’s a liability.

May 1st is recognized as a time to march and rally in support of protecting workers’ rights, unions, federal employees, and public service jobs.

Long Island Republicans blasted the Metropolitan Transportation Authority’s latest tax crunch on suburban businesses — calling Thursday for an audit of the chronically cash-strapped agency.

Tyrese Haliburton’s father, John, will not be attending any Pacers games for the “foreseeable future.”

“Where is the accountability? She has nightmares and wakes up having cried in her sleep. This teacher stole a piece of her innocence,” the 11-year-old’s mom said.

Mayor Eric Adams served up a $115 billion election year spending plan Thursday that’s stuffed with voter-pleasing goodies, but that was still slammed by critics for squirreling away relatively little for a

Jeanette Dees, and five relatives were charged with disorderly conduct following a wild Kansas courtroom brawl during the sentencing of Te’Bryis Robinson, who killed her son.

Giants wide receiver Malik Nabers thought Shedeur Sanders deserved better in the 2025 NFL Draft process.

A former Special Adviser on Political Matters to the President, Hakeem Baba-Ahmed, on Thursday ruled out a return to the current administration in any capacity. Baba-Ahmed resigned from the position on April