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The widow of slain NYPD cop Anastasios Tsakos wept openly in a Queens courtroom as a paramedic described her husband's gruesome injuries after he was struck by a hit-and-run driver in 2021.

The Toy Association revealed plans earlier this month to move its annual Toy Fair convention from New York City -- where it has been held for more than a century -- to New Orleans for a three-year stint beginning in 2026 -- until it faced a backlash from toy manufacturers.

"Captain America" star Chris Evans confirmed Saturday that he and actress Alba Baptist tied the knot last month by proudly flaunting his wedding ring at New York Comic Con.

Adobe created an icon into which special “content credentials” metadata can be embedded to show a digital image is “trustworthy.”

The two transit officers were responding to a 911 call of a man with a knife on the northbound No. 5 train at Pelham Parkway around 2:30 a.m. when the 40-year-old menace started to swing the blade at them without provocation, authorities said. 

Meghan Markle wore a new white blazer as she marked World Mental Health Day at the Archewell Foundation Parent's Summit with Prince Harry in NYC.

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry spoke at their Archewell Foundation Parents’ Summit to mark World Mental Health Day, about meeting with tech companies to keep kids safe.

Meghan Markle said "being a mom" is the "most important" thing to her while speaking on a panel at a World Mental Health Day event with Prince Harry.

Mayor Eric Adams' trip last week to Central and South America -- where he was saying New York is out of housing and money for asylum seekers -- his warning hadn't made it to the desperate block in the South American country's capital.

In “The Canceling of the American Mind” (Simon & Schuster, out Oct. 17), Post columnist Rikki Schlott and Greg Lukianoff of FIRE take a deep-dive into how cancel culture works — and how we can short circuit it.