Day: August 24, 2025

Trump Administration Blocks Ukraine’s Attempts at Long-Range Missile Strikes as Efforts to Schedule Peace Talks Drag

Post author By Mike Nova
Post date August 24, 2025

Vance praises Russia for “significant concessions” in war but substantive face-to-face talks remain elusive amid shifting demands.

Brooklyn

Tish’s fraud case fail: Letters to the Editor

Post author By Mike Nova
Post date August 24, 2025

NY Post readers discuss a state appeals court tossing the $500 million civil-fraud fine against Donald Trump.

Brooklyn

US Open tennis players don’t necessarily think more is better when it comes to starting on Sunday

Post author By Mike Nova
Post date August 24, 2025

The U.S. Open is starting a day earlier than usual. Day 1 of singles play is Sunday instead of Monday this year, expanding the year’s last Grand Slam tournament from 14 days to 15.

Brooklyn

Skip Bayless Says Prominent NFL First-Round Draft Pick ‘Won’t Last Long’

Post author By Mike Nova
Post date August 24, 2025

Fox Sports personality Skip Bayless is predicting doom and gloom for one high draft pick who many see as having star potential.

Brooklyn

Yankees’ Aaron Judge Offers 3-Word Response on Injury Concerns

Post author By Mike Nova
Post date August 24, 2025

The New York Yankees franchise slugger sent a “tough” update on growing injury concerns as the team skids.

Brooklyn News

Multiple people injured after MTA bus crash in Canarsie

Post author By Mike Nova
Post date August 24, 2025

Multiple people were injured early Sunday morning after an MTA bus was involved in a crash in Brooklyn, police said.

Law enforcement sources said the incident occurred at 3:21 a.m. on Aug. 24 near the intersection of Glenwood Road and Ralph Avenue in Canarsie, within the confines of the 63th Precinct. A B47 bus was traveling northbound on Ralph Avenue when it collided with an SUV. Two passengers in the vehicle were sent to Kings County Hospital in stable condition.

It is unclear right now what caused the crash, but the investigation is ongoing, police said.

Motor vehicle collisions in the 63rd Precinct are down slightly year-to-date compared to the same period in 2024, according to the latest police data, with 422 crashes last year compared to 415 in 2025.