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November 30, 2019 - An utterly, unspeakable wrong new 'right'

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NOVEMBER 30, 2019 London Bridge stabber belonged to jihadist group that admired Hitler, plotted to bomb US embassy The knife-wielding terrorist who was subdued by civilians, then shot dead by police on London Bridge on Friday was a paroled bomb plotter who once hoped to start a jihadist training camp... An utterly, unspeakable wrong new 'right' When white supremacists commit acts of violence, many on the left are quick to blame President... Here are the people who actually showed up for Black Friday The rise of online retail has eased the Black Friday hoards of yesteryear, but many bargain-seekers... Advertisement NYC about to get first winter blast of season A nasty rainstorm could bring a wintry mix of snow and sleet to the Big Apple... Hunter Biden hoping to keep finances under wraps in child-support case Hunter Biden is hoping to keep his financial situation under wraps as he responds to legal... Knicks sink to new depths as Kevin Knox doesn't play Kevin Knox never left the bench Friday night, but the Knicks continued to sink to new... Watch: Moment police shot London Bridge terrorist Usman Khan Dramatic video shows the moment London cops fired two bullets into the paroled terrorist who had... NEW YORK POST SHOPPING Best Black Friday deals of 2019: Amazon, Walmart, Nordstrom and more Black Friday is finally here, and there are some serious deals to be found at all... Advertisement VIDEO Tot 'crashes' behind the wheel in this cute video 'I can't even get out!': Mom face-plants into giant pile of horse manure PHOTOS How celebs celebrated Thanksgiving Henry Winkler confronts a purple hair paparazzo and more star snaps TODAY’S COVERS NEWS Video captures struggle with London Bridge suspect moments before he's killed Terrifying video captured the moment police shot dead a man wearing a fake suicide vest after a group of heroic bystanders tackled the knife-wielding... METRO Hacked DOT sign trolls drivers in downtown Brooklyn “Sick of traffic? You are the traffic,” a snarky, apparently hacked road sign blinked at drivers in downtown Brooklyn. The Department of Transportation sign,... SPORTS Phillies interested in Dellin Betances and Austin Romine There is a chance Dellin Betances and Austin Romine will remain teammates in 2020 — and won’t have to travel far from The Bronx... BUSINESS Apple star designer Jony Ive officially leaves company Jony Ive’s legendary run at Apple finally appears to be over. The 52-year-old design guru — who worked closely with Steve Jobs to rebuild... OPINION The West can't ignore China's Xinjiang atrocities This month’s huge document dump has exposed the truth about China’s concentration camps in Xinjiang province. Official government documents (all online thanks to the... Advertisement ENTERTAINMENT Disney lets dying fan see 'Rise of Skywalker' before it's too late The Force is with him. FASHION Beyoncé keeps the beyhive cozy with holiday capsule collection Beyoncé is making sure her loyal “Beyhive” makes it through the holidays in style. LIVING Mom lives with cardboard cutouts of dead son after fatal stabbing Her grief recovery is “outside the box.” A British woman is coping with the stabbing death of her 25-year-old son by living with two... MEDIA Trump blasts Newsweek over story on his Thanksgiving plans President Trump slammed Newsweek over its story on his Thanksgiving plans, which the mag said would include “tweeting, golfing and more” — before he... TECH Scientists discover 'monster black hole' so big it 'shouldn't exist' It's 70 times bigger than the Sun. REAL ESTATE On the scent: Home fragrance tycoons slash price on regal UES pad Laura and Harry Slatkin, the royal couple of home fragrances, have reduced the price of their Upper East Side nest, which is now listed... HOROSCOPES Today’s Birthday You may be more inclined to follow your heart over the coming months but even if you do you must still temper your feelings with large doses of common sense. Keep thinking, even when it is your emotions that inspire you to make a difference in the world. See all horoscopes Advertisement Get our other newsletters:

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