A creep who allegedly forced himself on a 16-year-old girl insider his Bronx apartment chillingly ignored her as she pleaded with him to stop, prosecutors and law enforcement sources said. Alleged sicko Edward Iciano, 25, attacked the girl — who was an acquaintance — inside his University Heights apartment overnight Friday didn’t respond to her pleas as she repeatedly told him “no,” according to a criminal complaint. Iciano is accused of forcing off the girl’s pants sometime between 3 and 9 a.m. inside the second-floor unit in a Davidson Avenue building, according to court documents. The alleged creep was arrested…
That’s one way to “roll up” to court. A not-at-all subtle Long Island restaurant worker accused of selling drugs out of the dining room showed up to court wearing a pot leaf hoodie with the words “Roll Up.” Super conspicuous Andres Cabrera-Sanchez, 25, was one of a crew of alleged narcotics candymen busted for peddling dope out of Honduran restaurant La Costa Catracha in Brentwood — but his fit was anything but covert at his arraignment in Suffolk County criminal court on Sunday. Cabrera-Sanchez is also charged with possession of an illegal firearm after a routine liquor compliance restaurant at…
Budget airline AirAsia X is hiking airfare and cutting flights in response to jet fuel shortages amid the war in the Middle East. The Malaysian carrier raised prices by as much as 40% and fuel surcharges by 20%, Bloomberg reported. Group Chief Executive Officer Bo Lingam said in a media briefing on Monday that the average cost of jet fuel has soared to about $200 per barrel, compared to around $90 previously, and that soaring costs is the airline’s most urgent obstacle. “Amid ongoing geopolitical uncertainty and supply chain disruptions, global jet fuel prices have surged to more than double…
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NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! A crazed man was shot by police after wielding a 13-inch kitchen knife outside a grocery store, the New York Police Department said.”Once again, we are reminded of the dangers that our officers confront every time they put on their uniform. And this morning was no different,” Inspector Andrew Natiw, the executive officer of the Patrol Bureau of Manhattan North, said in a Monday morning news conference.According to the NYPD, on Monday at 1:15 a.m., a 53-year-old got into a verbal fight with another person inside the City Fresh Market on East…
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NCAA Tournament coverage has been under the microscope over the past few days for its plethora of questionable decisions.Awful Announcing took aim at coverage from CBS and TNT Sports in a new column that pointed out the myriad of mistakes made from the beginning of the tournament through the Final Four, where outrage over the coverage reached a fever pitch with a minutes-long Capital One bit and needless Chainsmokers concert.”Saturday’s shameless and seemingly endless Capital One bit was one of the biggest misfires seen on sports television in a long time,” Demetri Ravanos of Awful Announcing wrote. More College Basketball: Dan Hurley’s Comment…
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NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! A House Democrat is facing backlash for comparing evictions to violence, despite appearing to benefit from rental…
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Tax season is stressful enough, but avoidable mistakes can turn a routine filing into an expensive headache.With Tax Day just 10 days away, even small errors can mean the difference between a smooth refund and frustrating delays. In some cases, they can even trigger IRS notices or unexpected penalties.Here are five common filing missteps to watch out for and how to avoid them:1. Choosing the wrong filing status Your filing status is one of the most important choices on your tax return because it helps determine your tax rate, your standard deduction…
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! The Trump administration filed an emergency motion to restore White House ballroom reconstruction, warning “time is of the essence” and saying President Donald Trump and his staff’s “security and safety” are at risk by the judge’s “untenable” ruling.In the filing, Justice Department lawyers said the partially built project includes “deep Top Secret excavations, foundations, and structures” that must be completed quickly to protect sensitive construction and security features from exposure.”This order is untenable and must be stayed in that the building is under construction, with deep Top Secret excavations, foundations, and structures,…
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