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THE YANKEE DRIPPER: Rainout fears, no shot at playoffs could have ticket sites eating $12M in refunds for Jeter's final home game

Derek Jeter's last game at Yankee Stadium might be cancelled if Wednesday's rainstorm carries over to Thursday's game against the Orioles. A rainout for Derek Jeter’s mega-hyped Bronx farewell would give ticket brokers a multimillion-dollar bath — and leave some unlucky fans feeling all wet, too. read full story »
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SIGNATURE MOMENT: Autographed baseball from Derek Jeter’s youth goes up for auction

SENDER: ?Powers, Ian? SUBJECT: FW: Derek Jeter Little League Baseball and Accompanying items from There may be no shortage of collectibles available for baseball fans to commemorate Derek Jeter’s stellar career, but a New Jersey auction house is offering a truly one-of-a-kind piece: a baseball with the Yankee captain’s first autograph.

TRIPLE TRAGEDY: Three retired members of FDNY, who worked at Ground Zero, die of 9/11-related illnesses within hours of each other on the SAME DAY

Firefighters die from 9/11-induced cancer on the same day Lt. Howard Bischoff (top right) and Firefighter Robert Leaver (top left), grew up together in Brooklyn and were best friends, family members said. The third, Firefighter Daniel Heglund (bottom right), was the younger brother of an FDNY captain who worked side-by-side with him in the pit and died one day before his 59th birthday.

'YOUR BODY MAKES ME CRAZY': Pa. gym teacher, a father of three with pregnant wife, accused of having sex with 15-year-old student in office

William A. Barber, 38, of Concord, was arrested Tuesday afternoon by Pennsylvania State Police after allegedly having sex with a teen girl at Garnet Valley Middle School. William Barber, 38, told Pennsylvania investigators the teen at Garnet Valley Middle School sent him nude photos and kissed him in a sexual encounter at his office on Sept. 12.

'SHE LAUGHED, I SNAPPED': N.J. man confesses he fatally bludgeoned woman after he failed to get erection

Gary Wilson appears in court during his 2009 arraignment in Somerville County, N.J., on charges he killed a woman after she laughed at his inability to get an erection. After he had done too much cocaine and consumed too much alcohol, convicted killer Gary Wilson told a hushed New Jersey courtroom that he bashed in the skull of Carolyn Stone after she laughed when he couldn't get an erection.

EXCLUSIVE Department of Education in talks with firm that refuses to give school food staffers health insurance

NYC PAPERS OUT. Social media use restricted to low res file max 184 x 128 pixels and 72 dpi The city Education Department has become embroiled in one of the ugliest municipal labor disputes to erupt since pro-union Mayor de Blasio took office.

PICTURED San Francisco woman takes meter maid on MILE-LONG hell ride on hood of car: police

Bo Mounsombath is seen distraught behind the wheel of her car as a parking enforcement officer appears to yell at her during the wild, chaotic incident Thursday morning. A California woman took a meter maid on a hair-raising ride of terror through nearly a mile of San Francisco streets after the officer hopped on the hood of the woman’s car while trying to write her a parking ticket, police said.

A NEW LO: Lindsay tanks debut on the London stage

Brooklyn elementary school teacher sexually abused 5 students: police

NYC PAPERS OUT. Social media use restricted to low res file max 184 x 128 pixels and 72 dpi A Brooklyn science teacher was arrested on Wednesday and accused of sexually abusing five of his students, authorities said.

Woman punched by California Highway Patrol officer gets $1.5M settlement, cop resigns

JULY 1, 2014 FILE PHOTO-AP PROVIDES ACCESS TO THIS HANDOUT PHOTO TO BE USED SOLELY TO ILLUSTRATE NEWS REPORTING OR COMMENTARY ON THE FACTS OR EVENTS DEPICTED IN THIS IMAGE; THIS IMAGE MAY ONLY BE USED FOR 14 DAYS FROM TIME OF TRANSMISSION; NO ARCHIVING; N LOS ANGELES — A woman punched repeatedly by a California Highway Patrol officer in an incident caught on video will receive $1.5 million under a newly reached settlement, and the officer has agreed to resign.

Florida mom hid crying 5-month-old baby in car trunk to avoid ticket for not having a car seat: deputies

Breona Synclair Watkins, 19, was arrested for driving with her 5-month-old baby in the trunk to avoid getting a ticket for not having a car seat. But when she was pulled over, cops heard the baby crying. The 5-month-old was found crying on top of cutting shears and a large rusted tire iron while in the trunk of Breona Synclair Watkins' sedan Tuesday, said the Broward County Sheriff's Office.

WATCH 'GO HOME... YOU'RE BEING DISORDERLY': NYPD cops walk away from gang of foul-mouthed, threatening teens

Video shows cops showing great restraint when a group of males, who appear to be teens, harass them on the street, calling them names and yelling "I'll f---- your b----," "You can't do s---." The two officers don't confront the crew and tell them to "Go home." The men continue taunting the officers, yelling, "Hit me if you want! Hit me if you want!" The video was posted on the website LiveLeak. As the officers tried to distance themselves from the group, one of them boldly yells, "Suck my d---!" repeatedly at the cops. In the wake of several videos showing alleged NYPD brutality, a new clip has surfaced of city cops showing restraint when a gang of toughs harasses them with “Suck my d---“ and other vulgarities.

Kathie Lee & Hoda: The celebrity-nude hackers got Gabrielle, too

Gabrielle Union nude photos leaked

LA flight diverted after perv tries to exit midflight: report

A Virgin America flight to Los Angeles was forced to land in Omaha, Neb. after a 26-year-old passenger was found masturbating and trying to open an emergency door. A handsy California man on a Virgin America flight to Los Angeles forced the plane to be diverted Wednesday when he was spotted masturbating and later tried to open an exit door in midair.

Staten Island man charged with SECOND murder in NINE years

NR Delano Hubert, 29, was arrested and charged with murder on Wednesday — nine years after the parolee was imprisoned in connection with a shooting death in the very same city housing project.

Texas Tech frat suspended for 'No Means Yes' banner that promoted rape and vulgar 'sprinkler' display at party

Texas Tech University is investigating reports that its Phi Delta Theta fraternity displayed a sign at a recent party reading "No Means Yes, Yes Means Anal." A fraternity at Texas Tech has been suspended and is under investigation after vulgar signs, one reportedly promoting rape, were displayed at a recent party.

Former S.C. trooper who shot unarmed man failed to follow protocol and faces assault, battery charge: authorities

Sean Groubert, a former South Carolina state trooper who shot an unarmed man, has charged with assault and battery of a high and aggravated nature. An ex-trooper in South Carolina has been jailed and faces assault and battery charges over the shooting of an unarmed man, authorities said.

'Walking Dead' star reveals he almost gave up acting

NORMAN REEDUS COVERS GQ'S FIRST-EVER AGE ISSUE; TALKS WALKING DEAD, NOT FITTING IN, AND ROOTING FOR BAD GUYS

Judge delays trial for Boston Marathon bombing to January but won't move proceedings out of city

Dzhokar Tsarnaev, one of the suspects in the Boston Marathon bombing, is shown in an undated handout photo provided by the FBI to the media on Friday, April 19, 2013. Tsarnaev, a 19-year-old foreign national, who has been in the country for more than a year, escaped during a confrontation with police in the Boston suburb of Watertown in which at least one person hurled explosive devices at police, according to a federal law enforcement official. Source: FBI via Bloomberg Judge George O'Toole ruled that the trial for Boston bombing suspect Dzhokhar Tsarnaev will begin Jan. 5 instead of Nov. 3, but denied a defense request to move his trial from Boston.

SEE IT Double-parked Corvette gets pranked in viral video

Kyle DeMattia posted this picture of the way he parked his 1995 Jeep Cherokee on a diagonal next to a Corvette which was poorly parked. When Kyle DeMattia saw a parked sports car intentionally taking up two spaces outside one of his favorite New Jersey burger joints, he decided to ratchet up the discomfort level to 11.

'I was crying over someone else's child': Colorado dad spent 7 YEARS visiting the wrong gravesite

Vance Abeyta recently learned the grave he had been visiting for seven years was not that of his stillborn son Quincy Abeyta. For nearly a decade Vance Abeyta of Westminster, Colo. says he brought toys and flowers to a grave he only recently learned, does not belong to his stillborn son.

Rikers nurse charged with taking bribes, giving contraband — including booze, drugs and tobacco — to prisoners

Jeffrey Taylor, a nurse at the Rikers Prison complex, was convicted on sneaking contraband articles to inmates, ranging from tobacco, drugs and liquor. Taylor, an employee of Rikers for the past four years, collected over $2,200 from the liquor sale alone. Jeffrey Taylor, 48, of the Bronx, collected more than $2,200 in 28 payments via Western Union money orders for providing inmates with a selection of vodka, rum and flavored drinks.

Major Syrian rebel groups unhappy with U.S. air campaign meant to help their cause

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Australian cops kill teen terror suspect who stabbed officers, foiling plot to behead cops and wrap bodies in ISIS flag: officials

AUSTRALIA AND NEW ZEALAND OUT An Australian cop shot and killed 18-year-old Abdul Numan Haider after the teen stabbed two officers while shouting slurs against the government.

WATCH Syrian woman risks her life to film hellish life in ISIS-besieged Raqqa

A Syrian woman carrying a hidden camera is rebuked by a man in a car for wearing a veil that was too sheer. A brave woman in Syria took to the streets of besieged Raqqa to document the oppression of daily life under the extremist rule of the Islamic State.

ROUND TWO: Barrage of airstrikes pound ISIS targets near Syria's border with Iraq for second-straight night

Airstrikes in Syria against ISIS continue At least 10 airstrikes hit suspected ISIS targets in Syria Wednesday — one day after the U.S. fired more than 200 missiles at terrorists in the war-torn nation.

Hillary Clinton affirms Obama's ISIS strategy, says President gave 'clear explanation and robust defense of actions'

Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton is widely expected to run for president in 2016 but she could face competition for the nomination from former Va. Sen. Jim Webb. President Obama’s decision to expand his military campaign against ISIS to Syria was the right move, Hillary Clinton said Wednesday.

Jordan ACQUITS radical Muslim cleric of terrorism charges

Radical Muslim cleric Abu Qatada (C) smiles at his lawyer Hussein Mubadeen before his acquittal at the State Security Court in Amman September 24, 2014. The Jordanian court acquitted Abu Qatada on Wednesday of charges of providing spiritual and material support for a plot to attack tourists during Jordan's New Year celebrations in 2000, a judicial source said. REUTERS/Muhammad Hamed (JORDAN - Tags: POLITICS RELIGION CRIME LAW TPX IMAGES OF THE DAY) A Jordanian military court on Wednesday acquitted radical Muslim preacher Abu Qatada on terrorism charges for his role in plotting attacks against Americans and Israelis.

Leader of Al Qaeda-affiliated Khorasan Group killed in Syrian airstrikes: officials

Muhsin al-Fadhli, the leader of the Al Qaeda-affiliated Khorasan Group, is believed to have been killed during airstrikes in Syria. Muhsin al-Fadhli, the leader of the Al Qaeda-affiliated Khorasan Group and one of the world’s top terrorists, is believed to have been killed Tuesday in the first wave of bombings.

EDITORIAL In his speech to the UN, Presiden Obama lays out the stakes in the fight against ISIS

Toughening up. The forceful President Obama who addressed the United Nations on Wednesday was far from the wavering figure who spoke vaguely to the country a month ago about America’s plans for ISIS.
New York

Former NYPD detective Louis Scarcella spars with lawyer in Brooklyn courtroom, defending tactics that sparked wrongful conviction scandal

Former NYPD detective Louis Scarcella is under scrutiny for his investigation tactics that lead to a wrongful conviction of Rosean Hargrave. Hargrave spent nearly 23 years in jail for the killing of a corrections officer he did not commit. Often evasive but defiant and combative at times, Louis Scarcella withstood over an hour of grilling in a Brooklyn courtroom, addressing issues that have led prosecutors to review over 70 old homicides he had handled.

Noise complaints, violation summonses spiked this year in Inwood and Washington Heights

MEMO to noise-makers: It’s time to pipe down. Residents lodged a whopping 8,294 nuisance complaints this year — up from 5,912 in 2013, an increase of roughly 40%, said Deputy Inspector Chris Morello, the commanding officer of the 34th Precinct.

Michael Lucarelli admits to insider trading, faces up to 4 years in jail and forfeiture of nearly $1M

Lucarelli wore spiffy shoes for his court date, a far cry from last month when he tried to outrun reporters in his bare feet

Grand jury to begin hearing evidence Monday in NYPD 'chokehold' death of Eric Garner

Framegrabs showing arrest of suspect in Staten Island where police officers used a choke hold that resulted in the suspects death. A grand jury is expected to be empaneled on Monday to begin hearing evidence in the case of Eric Garner, sources said.

'I'm very happy about that': Thug arrested, charged in stray bullet shooting of 12-year-old Brooklyn boy

12-year-old Levon Gilliam Jr. was shot in his left thigh on Monday. Esau Johnson, 22, of Brooklyn, now faces charges of assault, weapons possession, reckless endangerment and acting in a manner injurious to a child.
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Brooklyn woman sues state Gaming Commission over misleading prizes on scratch-off ticket

Elena Zaika is suing over only winning $10 from playing the $10-a-card Franklin’s Fortunes scratch-off game. A Brooklyn woman who apparently hasn't heeded Ben Franklin's advice that a penny saved is a penny earned claims that she was conned by the Franklin's Fortunes state lottery game.

Green Party candidate sues NYPD, claiming she was wrongfully arrested

The NYPD has created a "wanted" poster for Harlem couple Matthew Swaye and Christina Gonzalez who film cops conducting stop-and-frisks and post the videos on YouTube - branding them "professional agitators" who portray cops in and bad light and listing their home addresses -- (Susan Watts/New York Daily News) An activist and former Green Party candidate for City Council who regularly films protests sued the NYPD Wednesday for wrongfully arresting her on four different occasions.

Residents: Keep towers off Empire Blvd.

Large empty lots make Empire Boulevard prime real estate. Residents are concerned the boulevard will be converted to residential use and filled up with condos that will be unaffordable to the majority of people in the community The Crown Heights community board had to listen as hundreds of fuming residents turned out to rip the so-called “upzoning” plan for Empire Blvd. between Flatbush and Rogers Aves.

Andrew Cuomo received $2.7M in donations from state contractors: Rob Astorino

NEW YORK, NY - SEPTEMBER 24: New Jersey Governor Andrew Cuomo stands during a press conference with New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie (not pictured) to announce the initial findings from their joint review of security protocols, in response to growing, global terrorism, for New Jersey and New York during a press conference on September 24, 2014 at 7 World Trade Center in New York, NY. Last week, Christie and Cuomo requested a bi-state review of current safety and security protocols in response to the increased global terrorism threat and today, ten days later, they announced their initial findings as well as signed a memorandum of understanding to increase security for New Jersey and New York. (Photo by Bryan Thomas/Getty Images) Gov. Cuomo received $2.7 million in donations since 2010 from companies that have received a combined $7.2 billion in state contracts, his Republican opponent charged Wednesday.

I HEARD A RUMER! Willis sizzles in fashion shoot

Rumer Willis models in Franziska Fox Spring 2015 Lookbook

Mass shootings surge in U.S. over last seven years: FBI study

Passing a memorial to the three killed, a family member becomes emotional during a memorial service in Fort Hood, Texas April 9, 2014. Last week, Army Spc. Ivan A. Lopez killed three and injured 16 others at Fort Hood before taking his own life. The shooting was the second deadly rampage at the base, one of the largest U.S. Army posts in the country, in five years. It raised questions about protecting soldiers at home and caring for troops battling mental illness, such as Lopez. REUTERS/Kevin Lamarque (UNITED STATES - Tags: POLITICS CIVIL UNREST CRIME LAW MILITARY) A new FBI study released Thursday reveals mass shootings have become more frequent in America over the last seven years.

'WELCOME TO THE HIV CLUB': Seattle woman on the lam after stabbing stranger with allegedly tainted syringe, cops say

NR The victim was standing outside of a Fremont bar when a woman pricked him with a needle and told him he was now in the 'HIV club.'

Climbing N.J. water tower could land teen in jail for scaling World Trade Center

Justin Casquejo exits Midtown Community Court, Wednesday, July 30, 2014, in New York. (Louis Lanzano / for New York Daily News) A thrill-seeking teen could land in jail for scaling a 175-foot water tower just two weeks after apologizing for a similar stunt at 1 World Trade Center.

Retired Houston cop looking for Marine who saved him at airport

Retired Houston Police Department sergeant Jim Babb is searching for the fellow Marine who saved him at Hobby Airport. A veteran of the Marines and the Houston Police Department wants to find the kind stranger who came to his aid at the William P. Hobby Airport.

Taylor's security team gets hands-on, very vocal with fans at iHeartRadio fest

8-months pregnant woman killed, man in critical condition after shooting on Philly street

A gunman opened fire on a Philly street on Sept. 24, 2014. leaving a 25-year-old pregnant woman dead and a 26-year-old man in critical condition. A 25-year-old pregnant woman died and a 26-year-old man was in critical condition after a gunman opened fire in a Philadelphia street Wednesday morning, cops said.

Georgia father will not face death penalty in toddler son’s hot car death but still sees murder charges

POOL PHOTO A Georgia man will not face the death penalty on charges related to the death of his toddler son after leaving him inside a hot car.

‘You looking?’ Dealer busted after dialing state trooper to arrange deal

Leroy Da'Von Gabriel of Indianapolis was arrested after he called off-duty state trooper Daniel Criswell offering heroin for sale. An Indian man was busted dealing drugs after he mistakenly dialed a state trooper to set up a deal.

Treasure trove of stolen items unearthed during California meth dealer bust

The NFL Raiders ring is among numerous allegedly stolen items recovered by the Santa Rosa Police Department after serving a search warrant at a suspected meth dealer’s house in Santa Rosa, California. When northern California police busted a meth dealer, the search for his drug stash turned up enough stolen goods to fill a pawn shop.
Sports

IT'S O-VER: Jeter goes hitless as Orioles eliminate Yankees

There won’t be a storybook ending to Derek Jeter’s final season, at least not one that includes the playoffs. Sure, some wonderful, emotional things might happen Thursday night in his last game in the Bronx and during his final series in Boston this weekend. But Jeter will not be making one last World Series run.

Inside the Playbook: Giants at Washington

Normally losing a starting quarterback is really, really bad, but Robert Griffin III’s ankle injury has re-opened the door for Kirk Cousins, which has unleashed a flood of points and yards the last two weeks. Cousins is still missing a weapon.

NFL players' union to run own investigation into Ray Rice ban

Baltimore Ravens running back Ray Rice warms up during the NFL's Super Bowl XLVII football practice in Metairie, Louisiana in this February 1, 2013 file photo. The Ravens announced September 8, 2014 the team has terminated its contract with Rice after a video surfaced that appears to show Rice striking his then-fiance inside an eleevator at an Atlantic City, New Jersey casino in February. REUTERS/Sean Gardner/Files (UNITED STATES - Tags: SPORT FOOTBALL) Pro football’s union won’t stand by passively while the NFL fumbles its way to an independent review of the league’s error-filled treatment of banned running back Ray Rice.

Mississippi State's Dak Prescott honors late mother after upset of LSU

BATON ROUGE, LA - SEPTEMBER 20: Dak Prescott #15 of the Mississippi State Bulldogs stiff arms Jalen Mills #28 of the LSU Tigers at Tiger Stadium on September 20, 2014 in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. The Bulldogs defeated the Tigers 34-29. (Photo by Wesley Hitt/Getty Images) In between the hugs and the hallelujahs, the falling tears and players pulling up turf from the Tiger Stadium field, Nathaniel Prescott, a car salesman from Vinton, La. and father of the visiting, victorious quarterback, nudged an East Baton Rouge Sheriff’s officer.

The Captain in headlines! Vote for your favorite Derek Jeter Back Page

NYC PAPERS OUT. Social media use restricted to low res file max 184 x 128 pixels and 72 dpi The Daily News editors have selected a few of our favorite back pages featuring the retiring Yankees captain. Check out our ballot below and vote for your favorite.

Ten moments from Derek Jeter's career that will last a lifetime

AN OCT. 9, 1996 FILE PHOTO Since 1996, Derek Jeter has been building a Hall of Fame résumé with consistent excellence, helping the Yankees to five World Series championships and seven American League pennants. But while Jeter’s career numbers are impressive in their entirely, the shortstop has created his legacy with a series of memorable moments that will last forever.
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Cara Delevingne stuns in nude 'Allure' photo shoot

Cara Delevingne nude for Allure

New Jersey daredevil teen who climbed WTC busted AGAIN — this time for climbing water tower

NYC PAPERS OUT. Social media use restricted to low res file max 184 x 128 pixels and 72 dpi 16-year-old Justin Casquejo scaled the tower in Weehawken and was arrested on Sept. 17. Back in March, he got past security and climbed to the top of 1 World Trade Center.

Robbery suspect shot 6 TIMES after stabbing police dog: medical examiner

Oklahoma City police officer Sgt. Ryan Stark leans over the casket of his canine partner, Kye, during a funeral service on Aug. 28. The autopsy report on an Oklahoma City robbery suspect who stabbed a police dog does not match the law enforcement department’s initial report on the officer-involved shooting.

Pregnant Las Vegas school bus driver goes into labor, crashes into truck

NR A nine-months pregnant school bus driver had to be transported to a Las Vegas hospital after going into labor and crashing with about 50 students on board, authorities said.

Kathy Griffin may take Joan Rivers' 'Fashion Police' host spot: report

Kathy Griffin in the running to replace Joan Rivers on Fashion Police

Drill sergeant found guilty of sex assaults against female recruits at Fort Leonard Wood in Mo.

U.S. Army Staff Sgt. Angel Sanchez. Sanchez, 30, has been found guilty of sexually assaulting and harassing eight female soldiers in Missouri. Army Staff Sgt. Angel M. Sanchez, 30, was accused of using his supervisory position with the 14th Military Police Brigade at Fort Leonard Wood to threaten some of the women he was tasked with training.

Mom alleges North Carolina 5-year-old boy sexually abused in back of bus

Durham, North Carolina, police are investigating a report that a group of older children sexually assaulted a 5-year-old boy recently on a bus carrying students home from W.G. Pearson Magnet Elementary School. The story is on the front page of Que Pasa newspaper. A 5-year-old boy was sexually abused by three older students in the back of a North Carolina elementary school bus, the mother of the child alleges.

Chicago congregants receive $500 checks after church windfall

The LaSalle Street Church gave out $500 to congregants to pay it forward. Senior pastor Laura Truax Lucky congregants at a Chicago church each received a check for $500, with instructions to be good Samaritans and pay the kindness forward.

Bieber recruits Hasselhoff for new music video

Justin Bieber, David Hasselhoff recreate Knight Rider for a music video

Obama's fundraising trips are partly funded by taxpayer money: watchdog

US President Barack Obama waves from Air Force One upon arrival at John F. Kennedy International Airport in New York, September 23, 2014. The Obamas are traveling to New York for the United Nations General Assembly. AFP PHOTO / Saul LOEBSAUL LOEB/AFP/Getty Images

OOPS! This singer is latest wardrobe malfunction victim

Ke$ha inadvertently flashes her nude panties

SEE IT Cops hunt man who urinated on jewelry at store

The man was caught on camera urinating on jewelry at Marks and Spencer in Plymouth, England, on Aug. 23.
Autos

Beetle blast from the past: VW Beetle Classic to start at $20,195

The Volkswagen Beetle Classic is aimed at other nostalgia-themed city cars, like the Fiat 500 and Mini Cooper. VW Beetle Classic coupe and convertible add a vintage feel to VeeDub’s cute and curvaceous economy-car.
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Emma Watson nude photo leak threat revealed as elaborate hoax

Emma Watson 4Chan hoax

Woman injured after being hit by vehicle on Upper West Side

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Somali pirates release German-American journalist

Michael Scott Moore, a dual-citizen of the U.S. and Germany, was kidnapped while in Somalia on a grant from the Pulitzer Center on Crisis Reporting.

Joan Lunden removes wig for photo shoot amid breast cancer battle

Joan Lunden appears bald on the cover of People Magazine on October 6, 2014 to discuss her cancer battle.

City Council paves way to public registry of bully landlords

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Fla. mom tries to suffocate baby for attention: cops

Facebook profile photo of Brenna Winter, 18, of St. Cloud, Florida, and her 3-month-old daughter. Winter is accused of suffocating her baby girl twice and posting on Facebook while doctors were trying to save her baby's life. She is currently in Orange County jail.

Amber Rose files for divorce from Wiz Khalifa: report

Amber Rose filed for divorce from Wiz Khalifa

Ferguson protests after memorial to teen burns down

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Man charged with Brooklyn stabbing claims self-defense

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The wait is over! Leo DiCaprio joins Instagram

Leonardo DiCaprio at the UN Climate Summit

Manhattan Madam puts pimping behind her ahead of sentencing

Kristin Davis, the so-called "Manhattan Madam," arrives at Manhattan Federal Court on Monday, January 6, 2014. Davis is charged with selling prescription pills containing controlled substances for cash. (Jefferson Siegel/New York Daily News)

Off-duty LAPD cop in standoff kills self: police

A Los Angeles Police Department officer is dead after committing suicide in his home in the 3100 block of Apache Circle in Thousand Oaks, California.

'50 Shades of Grey' star is RED hot on Italian beach

"Fifty Shades of Grey" star Dakota Johnson flaunts her slim figure in a printed bikini

EXCLUSIVE Macy's, JCPenney teaming up to block organized crooks


De Blasio vows to end cellphone ban in schools

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Four of Princess Diana's gowns to be auctioned

40 JFK airport skycaps will get big pay raises after AG settlement

Kennedy Airport skycaps is receiving $625,000 in restitution and $300,000 in damages after a settlement was reached with employer Alstate Maintenance LLC after it was found that skycaps were underpaid at $5.65 an hour, lower than the federal limit of $6.05 for tipped workers.

Paulina Gretzky, scandal-plagued golfer Dustin Johnson expecting first child

Paulina Gretzky expecting 1st child with golfer Dustin Johnson

Pilot had sex with boys during India layovers: prosecutor

Bartle Frere, a British Airways pilot racks up 25 sex charges dating back to 2001
ULTIMATE FALL FUN GUIDE

Rock out this fall as old acts become new again

A guide to the best music this fall

Fall festivals offer great food and fun for every taste

Guide to the best fall food festivals Fall back into an edible adventure this autumn that won’t leave you feeling h-angry that summer’s over.

TASTE THE SEASON: Pick apples, pumpkins nearby

Laura Huizenga and Bryon Eahon of Manhattan walk through the Amazing Maize Corn Maze at the Queens County Farm museum on Little Neck Parkway in Floral Park. Don't for store-bought apple cider or artificial pumpkin spice when you can pick the real thing.

The best in stage hits New York this season

What's happening on Broadway and off-Broadway this fall

Forget Munich: Fall in New York is for beerlovers

Authentic Oktoberfest fall beer No need to fly to Munich this fall — New York City has plenty of places that are re-creating Oktoberfest celebrations.

LEAF-PEEPERS WANTED! Catch the brightest colors

A man walks through autumn leaves in Central Park in New York November 11, 2009. REUTERS/Lucas Jackson (UNITED STATES ENVIRONMENT SOCIETY) The real stars of autumn in New York aren’t the Rockettes or the Thanksgiving Day Parade floats.

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