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In one of the first pieces of research on vaccines on long-haul COVID, a study shows the risk is cut in half after two doses. Latest news.      

Footage shows New York City bus passengers forced to stand on seats as the remnants of Ida slammed the Northeast.

Alexanda Kotey admitted that he played a key part in American prisoners' kidnapping, detention and hostage negotiations. Some of the hostages were beheaded.

The Texas law, signed by Republican Gov. Greg Abbott in May, bans abortions when a fetal heartbeat is detected, usually at about six weeks.      

Jacob Chansley, the "QAnon Shaman," will cut a deal with the feds, his lawyer told The Post Thursday.

Firefighters give a unique view of the Chaparral Fire that is now almost fully contained.      

Texas is ranked 46 out of 50 states for overall child well-being. Get your own house in order first before trying to dictate control over my body.      

A Colombian woman and her 11-year-old daughter were found dead in an Arizona desert amid scorching temperatures last month after being abandoned by a human smuggler, officials said.

Many Texans seeking an abortion are weighing travel outside the state as abortion providers comply with a new, strict law that took effect Wednesday.      

At least 48 people died across five states when the storm wreaked havoc and left a trail of destruction from Maryland to New York.

As the last pocket of resistance faced off with the Taliban, prospects faded for a negotiated settlement between the group and opposition fighters that could lead to a more inclusive coalition government.

Authorities are still looking for a Louisiana man who went missing after an alligator tore his arm off inside his shed, which was flooded during Ida.

The latest data comes as the more contagious delta variant upends the recovery.

At least 11 people were killed in the city, mostly when fast-rising floodwaters submerged their basement apartments without warning.

The family from out of town was eating lunch on Dan Blocker Beach in Malibu Sunday when two homeless men approached, telling them they "were not allowed" there.

The group was upset about COVID protocols. No one was injured.

The superstorm left at least 46 people dead across five states, including 25 in the Garden State and at least 13 in the Big Apple.

The changes mean that more money is distributed to more people. But development experts say the new programs overlook some of the country's neediest families.

The majority of the city's subway lines had delays Friday morning, while the area's airports appeared to be running smoothly.

Heavy clashes erupted Thursday night around Afghanistan's northern Panjshir Valley between Taliban fighters and an anti-Taliban group, according to a source within the group.

He is no longer taking his case by the horns.

The song-and-dance shows that are Broadway's bread and butter began a staggered return to the stage Thursday. For audiences, vaccinations and masks were mandatory.