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President Trump Monday threatened to order National Guard troops to Chicago in a widening crackdown on big cities that started with Washington, D.C. — and Democratic leaders pushed back. Trump sang the praises of surging military troops into the streets of the nation’s capital and threatened to expand the operation to Chicago and beyond during a White House ceremony where he signed several executive orders aimed at battling crime. “We can go anywhere on 24 hours notice,” Trump said. “We want to go on to other places,” Trump added. “Chicago, Illinois, is a disaster….Chicago is a killing field.” Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker countered that there is no pressing need for troops or other federal law enforcement, especially with crime down sharply in Chicago and other cities nationwide. Pritzker was expected to hold a press conference along with the state’s attorney general to push back against Trump’s possible plan to declare some sort of emergency and send troops into the streets of t...

A 17-year-old girl is fighting for her life with a stray bullet lodged in her head after being caught up in a mass shooting visiting her old Bronx neighborhood on the day her mother graduated with a PhD. Anthonaya Cambell was watching a basketball tournament at Haffen Park across the street from her family’s old apartment in Baychester when the shooting broke out, leaving one man dead, three adults wounded and her clinging to life. Police confirmed Anthonaya was an innocent bystander. Hours before Anthonaya was shot in the back of the head, her mother Jennifer Talbot was awarded her PhD in psychology at her graduation ceremony from Heart Bible International University in Connecticut, where mother and daughter moved five years ago. “My day of celebration became my day of my worst nightmare really quickly,” Talbot said. Earlier in the day Anthonaya had called her mom several times to ask how her big day was going. “She felt bad because she didn’t get to come [to graduation]” Talbo...

After failing to make an impact with the Jets, Derrick Nnadi is returning to a familiar place. The Jets have traded Nnadi to the Chiefs, sources confirmed Daily News. The two teams will also trade conditional sixth and seventh-round 2027 draft picks. ESPN first reported the trade. Nnadi, 29, spent his first seven seasons with the Chiefs after they selected him in the third round out of Florida State in 2018. During that time, Nnadi won three Super Bowl titles. But despite all his success in Kansas City, Nnadi signed a one-year, $1.4 million contract with the Jets in March. Nnadi was supposed to provide a veteran presence on the defensive line opposite Quinnen Williams , but that never happened. Nnadi had a quiet summer and was expected to be released before final cuts on Tuesday at 4 p.m. Last Wednesday, the Jets traded for defensive tackle help after acquiring Harrison Phillips from the Vikings and Jowon Briggs from the Browns. During the preseason loss to the Eagles on Fri...

A Midtown coffee shop dishwasher who was slashed in the neck during a senseless argument over an occupied bathroom lost a massive amount of blood in the daytime attack and needed 19 stitches to close the gnarly wound, prosecutors said Saturday. Details about the Wednesday attack outside Moka & Co. , an organic Yemeni coffee chain on W. 34th St. near Seventh Ave., were released as Wagner Louis, the man who slashed the 50-year-old employee, was ordered held without bail. Louis, 32, is accused of attacking the dishwasher after the worker told him that he couldn’t use the bathroom because it was occupied. “He was, like, ‘Wait, wait, there’s somebody in there,’” Moka & Co. employee Zainab Tabasi told the Daily News Thursday. “And then that kind of turned into an argument, I don’t know how.” Louis allegedly made a scene and began yelling at staff when he was asked to leave the store. The dishwasher followed Louis outside, where the suspect pulled out a blade and sliced his neck ...

All five people killed in a tour bus crash in upstate New York on Friday afternoon have been identified, authorities said Saturday. The victims include a Columbia University student, three New Jersey residents and one Indian national, according to New York State Police. They were identified as 22-year-old Xie Hongzhuo, a Columbia student originally from Beijing, China; Zhang Xiaolan, 55, and Jian Mingli, 56, both of Jersey City; Pinki Changrani, 60, of East Brunswick, N.J.; and Shankar Kumar Jha, 65, of Madhubani, India. The 2005 Van Hool bus was traveling back from Niagara Falls to New York City on Interstate 90 when it rolled over after hitting a median and wound up in a ditch on the side of the road. The collision — which occurred just before 1 p.m., between exits 48A and 49 in the town of Pembroke — ejected several of the 54 occupants , while others were trapped inside. Authorities respond to a bus crash on the eastbound I-90 near Pembroke, N.Y., Friday, Aug. 22, 2025. (T...

The parents of 7-month-old Emmanuel Haro were arrested on Friday , just over a week after his mother told authorities he was kidnapped from the parking lot of a sporting goods store in California. The San Bernardino County Sheriff’s Department confirmed both Jake and Rebecca Haro were detained on suspicion of first-degree murder at their home in Cabazon, located about 90 miles east of Los Angeles. No other details regarding their arrests were provided. According to Emmanuel’s parents, the boy was allegedly taken from the parking lot outside Big 5 Sporting Goods in Yucaipa on the afternoon of Aug. 14. Rebecca Haro told investigators she was punched while changing her baby’s diaper, and that he was gone by the time she regained consciousness. It sparked an intense search for the missing boy, who has still not been found. “Investigators will continue their search for 7-month-old Emmanuel Haro,” police said in a social media post. Earlier this week, the San Bernardino County Sheriff’...

Police have arrested a man accused of trying to throw a sex toy onto the court at a New York Liberty game at Brooklyn’s Barclays Center who instead hit a 12-year-old girl in the crowd who was enjoying the game, officials said Thursday. Charles Burgess, 32, who was wearing a “Beavis and Butt-head” T-shirt at the time of his “flagrant foul,” surrendered to police Wednesday, admitting that he was the one who threw the green sex toy during the Big Apple WNBA team’s “Women’s Empowerment” night on Aug. 5. Brooklyn prosecutors charged him with misdemeanor assault, as well as menacing, reckless endangerment, possession of obscene material, interference with a professional sporting event, weapons possession and other charges, officials said. Burgess was released without bail during his arraignment in Brooklyn Criminal Court on Thursday evening. Charles Burgess, 32, surrendered to police on Wednesday, admitting that he was the one who threw the green sex toy during the Liberty's ...