Deirdre Bardolf

“It appears that the Council under your leadership and direction is only selectively representing the district's parent community, blocking attendance and participation at its meetings on questionable grounds, and not responding to or addressing parent concerns,” Banks charged in a three-page letter to Sutton.

“Every year God lets me see, I celebrate,” Brown, a former day care owner, told The Post.

A former Manhattan man is accused of some shady shenanigans at the Albany strip club he managed, including drugging customers, charging thousands of dollars to their cards and filming them engaging in sex acts with dancers.

A high school soccer game at a public field in East Harlem was canceled after a group of migrants refused to leave the pitch so the kids could play. “I directly asked them to leave and some of them kind of took it into consideration, but then four or five of them said, ‘You know what, f–k it, we don’t have to leave, we can do whatever we want,'” said Erik Johansson, the coach of the Manhattan Kickers 17-year-old boys travel team. About 40 boys from both teams showed up on Sunday, April 14 at Thomas Jefferson Park for the 5 p.m. match.

The producer said he was “launched” five feet and shattered his arm after tripping — all in the wake of his mother’s death.

Cipriani, the luxury Italian restaurant and hospitality empire, is accusing two former executives of orchestrating a 10-year-long scheme of pocketing kickbacks from $5 million worth of fraudulent i…

“What's worse? Students knowing what they chant, or NOT knowing what they chant?” he added.

The “humble,” “family-oriented” grandpa from California recently named the winner of the state's second-largest jackpot paid off his home and is reportedly in the market for a new million-dollar pad.

An Iraqi influencer was shot dead while sitting in her car outside her home in Baghdad on Friday by a man on a motorbike, according to officials.

A political commentator was met with blank stares from anti-Israel protesters at the University of California Los Angeles when he asked them to define the “intifada” they were yelling about. “You guys are shouting for intifada?” an incredulous Cam Higby asked a group on Friday, as chants could be heard in the background. One masked protester gave a feeble nod but nobody spoke up. “What is it?” Higby asked the oblivious demonstrators, who were clad in N-95 masks, facial piercings and keffiyeh scarves. “You guys are proud of shouting for intifada? Yeah? Woo,” he said with a shocked laugh. Higby later explained the Arabic word meaning “uprising” on X: