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Leading advocate for big families smacked son, 2, during an interview — now he says trolls want to take his kids away
The leader of the "pronatalist" movement supported by Elon Musk that encourages families to have lots of children to stave off population decline is under fire for slapping his toddler...
Dad pretending to burn kids' Christmas presents sparks fierce backlash online
Can your Elf on a Shelf do this?
Keechant Sewell does her duty by standing up for fair treatment of accused NYPD cops
Kudos to Police Commissioner Keechant Sewell for putting her stamp on the NYPD’s internal discipline procedures.
NYPD to change disciplinary guidelines after cases ‘manifestly unfair' to cops
Police Commissioner Keechant Sewell did not say what changes she planned to make but said some of the recommendations were "manifestly unfair to the officers under review."
I bought a first-class ticket for my nanny — but put my spoiled brat in economy
"He asked why we should do this, we were already paying for everything, let her go economy class if she can't afford first class."
Eric Adams returns campaign donations from 3 cops over their bad behavior
Mayor candidate Eric Adams returned $1,275 in political contributions Monday to three NYPD cops who were found to have abused their authority, his campaign said.
On crime, Eric Adams remains head and shoulders above the mayoral pack
New York City's crime wave is getting worse each day and night. Wednesday night alone, two people were killed and at least nine others injured, as blood-soaked violence stretched across the city....
Andrew Yang is stumped by basic questions about NYPD reforms
Andrew Yang says he's the mayoral candidate to lead the NYPD "into the 21st century," but he couldn't answer basic questions about the department's two most important reforms over the...
Court rules police misconduct records are public, dismisses lawsuit
A federal appeals court has ruled police misconduct records are public records — dismissing a major lawsuit attempting to limit their release. The ruling Tuesday by the U.S. Second Circuit...
NYPD boss to be transferred after relationship with underling
A Bronx precinct commander was caught having a relationship with a female underling and is being transferred out of the borough -- but will not face any other discipline, according...
NYC DOE suspensions dropped by 45 percent last year
Suspensions in city schools plunged by 44.5 percent during the last academic year, officials said. While much of the dip stemmed from the transition to remote learning in March due...
Appeals court bars release of NYPD disciplinary records
A three-judge panel on the Second Circuit Court of Appeals ruled two-to-one on Thursday to reissue a stay on the documents.
As disorder rises, de Blasio is still finding new ways to handcuff cops
Mayor de Blasio just announced his latest step backward on crime: “We’re taking the Obama Foundation pledge” . . . to put more handcuffs on cops. With shootings in 2020 already exceeding...
NYPD rolls out new blueprint for how to discipline cops
The NYPD has revealed a plan for how to reprimand cops for internal violations including the use of chokeholds, failing to turn on body-worn cameras and leaking information to the...
Fed court blocks release of NYPD misconduct records until judges hear appeal
A federal court has halted the release of police misconduct records until a coalition of New York City's police, fire and corrections unions can make their case to the United...
De Blasio says NYPD cop who put knee on suspect's neck to be disciplined
Mayor Bill de Blasio promised discipline "relatively soon" for the NYPD officer facing misconduct charges for putting his knee on a suspect’s neck during an East Village arrest. "[It's] the...
Prankster interrupts hearing on NYPD disciplinary records, orders corn dog
Some people are hungry for justice -- but this guy just wanted a corn dog. A prankster Skype-bombed a federal court hearing over whether the city can publish disciplinary records...
NYPD records reveal a host of substantiated complaints: report
One in nine NYPD officers has had a complaint against them substantiated, according to ProPublica, which on Sunday released a massive trove of NYPD disciplinary records obtained following the recent...
NYC to create 'massive' public database of NYPD disciplinary records
NYPD members' disciplinary records will be published in a public database, Mayor Bill de Blasio announced Wednesday -- in what he called a "massive" measure to peel back the curtain...
Fine to reform laws on police discipline -- if you have laws on rioting, looting, too
It looks like the Legislature will respond to the George Floyd killing by rushing to repeal 50-a, a New York statute that protects the privacy of police disciplinary records. “People...