After a months-long investigation, the state attorney general’s report paints a devastating portrait of behavior by New York Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo (D), finding that he harassed 11 women.
The officer’s alleged assailant also was killed in the encounter, authorities said.
Mensah-Stock, the first Black woman to win a wrestling medal for Team USA, says she wants girls to know they can be silly, fun and really good wrestlers.
The president — calling out Texas and Florida — criticized state measures that penalize schools and businesses for requiring masks or vaccines. He also encouraged cities to mandate vaccinations for people to enter public places.
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Tokyo OlympicsSchedule, events and moreDuke Ragan advanced to the featherweight final, while teammate Keyshawn Davis clinched at least a bronze to guarantee the United States four boxing medals, its most since 2000.
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A police officer was fatally stabbed in a violent encounter outside the Pentagon on Tuesday morning. The officer’s alleged assailant was also killed.
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The decision by wealthy countries to give traditional shots to their own people rather than donating those doses to poorer nations is a controversial one.
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The health of the leader of reclusive North Korea has long been a topic of global fascination.
Vitaly Shishov’s death has rattled Belarusian exiles who fear that even countries considered havens are no longer safe from strongman Alexander Lukashenko.
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The span linking Arkansas and Tennessee was shut down abruptly in May after inspectors called 911 to report a crack in a steel beam.
The honor came after a months-long debate on how to honor those who defended the U.S. Capitol.
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Adventist Health Care Fort Washington Medical Center is seeing fewer seniors and more young people reporting covid symptoms. (Ricky Carioti/The Post)
The anxiety for many physicians and health-care workers is creeping back as they watch an uptick in the region’s coronavirus caseload and infection rate.
At the Art Museum of the Americas, “No Ocean Between Us” features work by Wilfredo Lam and others.
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WIT’s artistic and executive director is steering the improv institution back into in-person performances.
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Boeing was hoping to kick off Orbital Flight Test 2 at 1:20 p.m. Tuesday. The capsule and rocket were poised to blast off from Space Launch Complex 41 at Cape Canaveral Space Force Station in Florida.
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The report by an outside law firm was commissioned by the NCAA this spring amid an outcry over disparities between its men’s and women’s basketball tournaments.
Washington’s veteran left-hander continued his inconsistent season, yielding a homer on the first pitch he threw and then two more in a three-run seventh.
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Collins may have to compete for a starting spot within a deep safety group this season.
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