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23 stories published this day (New York time)
A federal judge ordered the administration to stop pressuring election officials over thousands of ballots that may belong to non‑citizens, highlighting concerns about constitutional limits.
As Americans head to the polls, the impact of Trump’s tariffs and a continuing war on Iran are felt far beyond U.S. borders, with Asian‑Pacific nations calling for “enormous changes.”
The president attended a Halloween party dressed as himself while a low‑flyover by Air Force One prompted a Democratic senator to lodge a formal complaint.
Tuesday's contests put a socialist mayoral candidacy in the capital and a redistricting fight in Maryland before voters, with the midterms looming over both.
The Justice Department sought to segregate ballots it alleges belong to non-citizens; lower courts sided with California, and the high court's one-sentence order let that stand.
With his political capital on the line, the President crisscrosses key Republican states, holding dozens of in‑person and virtual rallies ahead of the upcoming elections.
A federal immigration officer faces charges after a grand jury indictment in Houston; he turned himself in Monday, his attorney said.
Australia's central bank delivers its fifth hike this year, while PM Albanese defends his record from a Caribbean island.
FilmLA and City Hall extend a permit discount for film productions through April 30 — savings for studios, while ordinary residents deal with the fallout on their streets.
The Office of the U.S. Trade Representative said both countries did not meet certain criteria, including policies on trade barriers and alignment with U.S. foreign policy. The change takes effect at the end of the year.
A series of defensive attacks on Qeshm Island, aimed at protecting American assets, were carried out just before the elections.
The Ukrainian president says Russia plans a huge attack on energy sites while the world watches Tuesday’s U.S. midterm elections, urging Washington to act against Putin.
Iran's foreign minister says he wants a diplomatic resolution, but the regime also says it is ready to fight. For many voters, this is the same old double talk.
The season kicks off as the New York Post rolls out its local preview, highlighting All-Area teams and predictions.
The Novig code NYPOST offers a $10 deposit that converts into $50 in trade credits for the upcoming Heat versus Lakers game.
The public figure says he hopes the New York Knicks will refuse to go to the White House, and claims the team's owner cannot force players to meet President Donald Trump.
Nvidia’s humanoid robots use mechanical hands from China‑linked startups, a detail highlighted by CNBC.
A video of a plane nosediving in Palm Beach County, Florida, is being questioned online, while PBS says it's not AI-generated.
The outage of AO3 leaves fans scrambling, underscoring the fragility of online communities when a central hub disappears.
A woman’s alleged assault in Minnesota and the subsequent arrest and release of the suspect raise questions about law enforcement and the judiciary.
A shooting at a Spirit Halloween store in Northern California left a pregnant woman dead and six injured; police have arrested a suspect.
A Learjet 60 traveling from Austin to the Bahamas crashed into a neighborhood, with crew reports of icing and overspeed before the impact.
A London‑to‑Budapest flight faced a bomb scare mid‑air; Hungary’s air force intervened, steering the aircraft safely to the capital.