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- Oct 1, 2026
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Exclusive | Dad says autism âmiracle drugâ drastically and immediately improved his sonâs severe symptoms (opens the original)
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Like most four-and-a-half-year-olds, Lev Bielski loves playing with his big sister, spelling his favorite pastime âpoolâ on the letter board, and cuddling with his parents on movie nights. But itâs been a long journey for the golden-haired âsurfer broâ who loves splashing in the water at surf camp and trying on Dadâs volunteer firefighter gear. Up until four months ago, Lev was self-harming until he was black and blue, unable to make eye contact and keeping to himself in a corner all
Exclusive | Prospective Cornell applicants, alumni parents boycott school over handling of frat gang rape allegations, advisers reveal (opens the original)
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Prominent college advisers have told The Post their clients are seeing red over Cornell University’s alleged gross mishandling of its reputed fraternity gang rape — with scores of families whose students planned to apply early to the Ivy reversing course. “All seven of the college applicants we work with for 2027 who planned to apply Early Decision to Cornell have decided not to apply at all,” said Manhattan Private Schools Advisors founder Amanda Uhry, referring to three young men and four youn
Exclusive | LA Review of Books spikes interview with pro-Israel professor Shai Davidai: ‘Double standard’ (opens the original)
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See more of our coverage in your search results. The Los Angeles Review of Books spiked an interview it commissioned with Shai Davidai — the Israel-born professor who called out antisemitism on Columbia University’s campus — with an editor calling the outspoken academic “a toxic figure,” The Post has learned. Senior editor Rob Latham pulled the rug out from under freelancer Melissa Uchiyama after hiring her to interview Davidai ahead of his new book, “American Intellectual Antisemitism: The Anti
‘Don’t wait’: New Yorkers born on Sept. 11, 2001, have learned extra special life lessons (opens the original)
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See more of our coverage in your search results. Even 25 years later, people aren’t quite sure how to reconcile celebration with the sadness of September 11. “It catches people off guard,” Aaren Evans said of her birthday. “I have to sit with them for a moment and let them process it.” More than 150 babies were born in New York’s major hospitals on that day in 2001. Evans is one of six that The Post met in 2002, as they turned 1, hearing from parents who recalled the emotional rollercoaster of d
9/11 burn victims feel ‘disrespected’ as people forget the tragic day, tell them to ‘get over it’ (opens the original)
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See more of our coverage in your search results. Victims who suffered excruciating, life-changing burns during the 9/11 terrorist attacks say people have forgotten about the day’s catastrophic devastation — and are even treating them with disrespect. “There are people who tell the survivors of 9/11 that we need to get over it,” said Ken Summers, 76, who suffered third-degree burns at the World Trade Center. “They say, ‘I know your story.’ People don’t want to hear about it anymore,” Summers, of
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