Jen Psaki rejects question about nationwide 'crime problem'
White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki said Monday there was a national 'guns problem' when asked if there was a nationwide 'crime problem.'
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White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki said Monday there was a national 'guns problem' when asked if there was a nationwide 'crime problem.'
Fox News chief correspondent Jonathan Hunt has the details on 'Special Report' Three young men spewed hateful threats to worshipers and damaged a car at a Brooklyn synagogue Saturday, "traumatizing" witnesses amid violence in the Middle East and New York. The alleged agitators drove down 16th Ave in Borough Park yelling "f–k the Jews," "kill the Jews" and "free Palestine," as worshipers gathered to pray at the Agudath Israel of Sixteenth Avenue Orthodox around 8 p.m., witnesses said. One witness told The Post the men got out of the car and gave chase to him and two other Jewish people while...
Eric Adams is now nearing the homestretch of the race to succeed Mayor Bill de Blasio, but faces over two dozen men and women who seek the same job Eric Adams, now a front-runner in the New York mayor’s race, has called himself “the poster child of endurance.” He is not nearly as flamboyant as his predecessor as Brooklyn borough president, Marty Markowitz, who installed “Fuhgeddaboudit” signs on highways and stood on the iconic Brooklyn Bridge during the 2003 blackout yelling into a megaphone, “Welcome home to Brooklyn!” But in his nearly eight years as Brooklyn’s chie...
Assemblyman Simcha Eichenstein and Councilman Kalman Yeger, both Democrats, embraced Yang as a friend of Orthodox Jewish people on Wednesday.
Eric Adams, one of the leading candidates running to be mayor of New York City toured a Brooklyn yeshiva on Monday that had been on a list of schools subject to investigation over adequate secular education standards and came away with a positive impression. ”I was really impressed by what I saw,” Adams told the Forward on Monday night. “Watching those children understand grammar, understand English, saying they like writing and reading, it was amazing.” Adams, the Brooklyn borough president, declined to identify the yeshiva, which was in the Hasidic neighborhood of Borough Park. ...