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New York Post
a day ago
- New York Post
Brute busted in string of hate crimes nabbed again for breaking Muslim woman's nose in horrific NYC subway beating: cops
A brute busted for a string of anti-Muslim hate crimes four years ago was nabbed again this week for allegedly targeting another Muslim woman on a Queens train – beating her so badly that she fractured her nose, cops and prosecutors said. Naved Durrni, 34, stormed up to the 55-year-old hijab-wearing woman on board a Jamaica-bound E train passing through the 75th Avenue station around 4 a.m. Wednesday and snapped, 'Where are you from? Are you Muslim?' according to a criminal complaint. When the victim responded that she was in fact Muslim, Durrni repeatedly punched and slapped her in the face, head and neck area, and even kicked her in the face, the court papers said. Advertisement 3 Naved Durrni, 34, allegedly pummeled a 55-year-old hijab-wearing woman on board an E train at the 75th Avenue station, cops and prosecutors said. Richard Harbus for The victim was treated at a local hospital for fractures to her nasal and orbital bones, and bruising and swelling, the complaint said. Meanwhile, the attacker – who wore a black Mets cap, a black du-rag, a black jacket over a red collared shirt, black pants with a white belt and black Timberland work boots – took off but was arrested a few blocks away, according to cops and the court doc. Advertisement He was charged with hate crime assault and aggravated harassment, and ordered held without bail by Judge Michael Katz during his Thursday morning arraignment. 3 Durrni was previously busted in connection to an anti-Muslim hate crime spree in the summer of 2021, authorities said. NYPD Durrni is no stranger to the criminal justice system – he has a total of six prior arrests, including a disturbing history of randomly attacking Muslim victims in Queens in June and July of 2021, authorities said. In one case, he allegedly targeted a couple walking at Liberty Avenue and Lefferts Boulevard – punching a 31-year-old man and tugging on the 24-year-old woman's hijab, the Queens DA's office said at the time. Advertisement He also allegedly snatched a box the woman was carrying, and snarled, 'Mohammed was a liar,' prosecutors said. 3 Durrni was ordered held without bail in connection to the latest attack. Peter Gerber In the second attack, he yelled the same anti-Mohammed statement as he approached another couple on Inwood Street – punching a 56-year-old woman in the face and head, fracturing her nose, the DA's office said. Then he allegedly bumped a 38-year-old woman into the street on Sutphin Boulevard near 94th Avenue, again seething 'Mohammad was a liar' and 'Jesus tells the truth,' prosecutors said. Advertisement When the victim tried to call 911 on her cell phone, Durrni allegedly pulled out a knife and pointed it at her, the DA's office said. He was initially ordered held without bail pending a psychiatric evaluation, The Post reported at the time. The reason for his release following the hate crime spree was not immediately known, but prosecutors say that in 2022, he was convicted of second-degree aggravated harassment. He will reappear in court in connection to the new case on Monday.
Daily Mail
a day ago
- Health
- Daily Mail
EXCLUSIVE Suspicious clues in Elon Musk's drug test according to doctors
Tech tycoon and former First Buddy Elon Musk is speaking out about the media's attention on his alleged drug use in a way some say will do nothing to refute the rumors. Rumors of Musk's supposed drug use have been circulating in the pubic eye for months, with major publications publishing that the former head of DOGE reportedly used substances like ketamine and ecstasy while on the campaign trail with President Donald Trump. Musk refuted these claims during a Q&A in the Oval Office last month and in his latest effort posted results from a urine drug test on X earlier this week. In a photo of the urinalysis, the results showed he tested negative for illegal drugs like cocaine, fentanyl and marijuana, as well as prescription drugs that are sometimes abused like opiates, benzodiazepines and barbiturates. Levels of waste products in his urine were also measured and showed normal results. But Dr Holly Schiff, a licensed clinical psychologist familiar with urinalysis as a diagnostic tool for substance use disorders, told that his latest post is not as convincing as he may think it is. While she has not treated Musk and does not know the specifics of his testing, Dr Schiff told this website: 'Many recreational drugs clear from urine in one to three days. 'The test being done when it was and shared publicly makes me think it was more a PR rebuttal to prove his critics wrong, and posting it on social media with the "lol" adds a performative layer that can invite skepticism.' And one detail in particular stood out to her. On his urinalysis, Musk's creatinine level is 47.16 milligrams per deciliter of urine (mg/dL) – nothing immediately alarming given the normal range is 20 to 300 mg/dL. A creatinine test is a measure of how well the kidneys are doing their job of filtering waste from the blood But creatinine is typically above 50 among adult men, who tend to have higher muscle mass than women, and creatinine is a byproduct of muscle metabolism. Dr Schiff said: 'The low creatinine level suggests urine dilution, whether that is intentional to flush substances or unintentional, due to high fluid intake. So this is a less concentrated sample.' At the same time, she pointed out that certain drugs are cleared from the body relatively quickly. Ketamine passes from the body in around 12 hours. And, Dr Schiff added: 'This was also a one-time scheduled test that can easily be prepared for; therefore, not equivalent to randomized testing over time.' A scheduled test is one a person can prepare for by abstaining from drugs for the time necessary to fall below detectable thresholds. Another way to fall below the threshold is by diluting drug concentrations in urine by over-hydrating, a method that will also drive down urine creatinine levels. Dr Johnny Parvani, an emergency medicine physician who founded an IV therapy company - who also had not treated Musk and does not know the specifics of the testing - told 'Since every test has its detection limits, the more diluted the urine, the more likely it will fall below detectable thresholds. 'This is actually the reason for the World Anti-Doping Agency limitation on the use of IV fluids, because it can help dilute and flush out performance-enhancing drugs below detection limits.' Drug tests are typically administered at random to spot any substance use issues or to check in on someone who is meant to be cutting back or abstaining altogether. 'It doesn't rule out past drug use, prescription drug use or long-term use patterns,' Dr Schiff added. 'For meaningful clinical insight, we would need randomized, observed testing over time, ideally with behavioral and medical evaluations corroborating the results.' The person who collected Musk's sample is listed as Jennifer Taylor on the results. Her LinkedIn says she is the owner of Fastest Labs in Austin - where the results indicate the urine test was done. Collectors are typically the same sex as the person giving the urine sample as, in some cases, they will accompany the patient to ensure the sample is actually theirs and has not been tampered with. That a woman is listed as the sample collector suggested to Dr Schiff that the test itself could have been what experts call unobserved, meaning the sample was provided in private without direct visual supervision. 'So, of course, there is always the possibility of substituting or manipulating a sample,' she said. 'Lack of observation undermines the test's evidentiary strength.' Musk has been open in the past about using ketamine prescribed by a doctor to treat depression. But the recent investigation by The New York Times cited unnamed people familiar with Musk's daily habits who said his chronic use of the powerful anesthetic had begun to affect his bladder. The same report alleged that Musk traveled with a daily case of about 20 different pills, including ones marked Adderall. 'A clean test does not rule out use of substances not covered, nor non-substance causes of behavioral change,' Dr Schiff said. 'This test also does not give us any information about use weeks or months ago or current medication status, like sleep aids or prescription stimulants. 'So while the test is technically clean, a single, not random, [potentially] unobserved collection with potential sample dilution cannot definitively rule out recent or intermittent drug use. This appears more strategic than clinically necessary.'
7NEWS
2 days ago
- Entertainment
- 7NEWS
Actor Kelsey Grammer to be a father for eighth time at age 70
Actor Kelsey Grammer is set to be a father for the eighth time, at age 70. The Frasier actor is set to welcome his fourth child with wife Kayte Walsh, 46. The news was confirmed by on Thursday, with photos showing the couple out in London — Walsh cradling her baby bump as the pair strolled along a street. 'Kelsey is thrilled to finally have time to fully enjoy being a father all over again,' a source told the publication. 'He's been incredibly supportive of Kayte throughout this pregnancy which, though unexpected, has reignited a spark in their marriage that they both needed. 'This will be their fourth child together and, with Kelsey's other three children from his past marriages, their new bundle of joy will have so much love. 'After giving Frasier one last go, he has hung his hat up on that character and is ready for the next phase of his life. He is looking forward to embracing the hands-on parenting he missed in the past.' Grammer and Walsh are already parents to daughter Faith Grammer, 12, and sons Kelsey Gabriel Grammer, 10, and Auden 'James' Ellis Grammer, 8. The actor, who has been married four times, also has a daughter, Spencer Grammer, 41, with ex-wife Doreen Alderman, and daughter Greer Grammer, 33, with ex-girlfriend Barrie Buckner. He also daughter Mason Olivia Grammer, 23, and son Jude Gordon Grammer, 20, with former Real Housewives star Camille Grammer. In May, Grammer told US People magazine he was absorbed in his work in the early days of fatherhood. 'I have neglected a couple of the kids in my life, especially the first two. I'm trying to make up for a little of it now. I'm still their dad, so you can always have (a) chance to show up,' he said. 'I probably should have been a little more clear and maybe less tolerant with the older ones. 'I'm pretty tolerant with the young ones, but I'm clear about how there's certain expectations and certain ways to navigate through a social situation: keep it close to the vest and play it straight, and you're going to be well-served in your life.'
Yahoo
2 days ago
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
So is Aaron Rodgers married or not?
There's a whole bunch of mystery when it comes to Aaron Rodgers' marriage. Like: who's he married to? Is it "Brittani" who he's spoken about dating before? And now, a new question has popped up: Is he actually married? Per the Daily Mail: "The news caught several members of Rodgers's family and friends off guard and now, multiple sources have told that they are beginning to question if the man the Steelers are banking on to helm them to their first Super Bowl in over a decade is actually someone's husband." But the publication also said that "public records show no trace of a legal marriage," with a Pennsylvania clerk and officials in Vegas saying they couldn't find a license. So ... what about California, where he's from? There's actually something to note here: Per the state's department of health, you could have a confidential marriage license. So that is a theoretical possibility. Or he could be making it all up? Or it could be a "marriage" that isn't traditional. We still don't know. Earlier in the month, he said it had been for "a couple of months." Aaron Rodgers confirms that's a wedding ring on his finger. How long has he been married? 'Been a couple of months.' — Mike Garafolo (@MikeGarafolo) June 10, 2025 Again, it could be "Brittani"? It could be someone else. There's still a ton we don't know. This article originally appeared on For The Win: Aaron Rodgers wife: Marriage questioned by family and friends
USA Today
2 days ago
- Entertainment
- USA Today
So is Aaron Rodgers married or not?
So is Aaron Rodgers married or not? There's a whole bunch of mystery when it comes to Aaron Rodgers' marriage. Like: who's he married to? Is it "Brittani" who he's spoken about dating before? And now, a new question has popped up: Is he actually married? Per the Daily Mail: "The news caught several members of Rodgers's family and friends off guard and now, multiple sources have told that they are beginning to question if the man the Steelers are banking on to helm them to their first Super Bowl in over a decade is actually someone's husband." But the publication also said that "public records show no trace of a legal marriage," with a Pennsylvania clerk and officials in Vegas saying they couldn't find a license. So ... what about California, where he's from? There's actually something to note here: Per the state's department of health, you could have a confidential marriage license. So that is a theoretical possibility. Or he could be making it all up? Or it could be a "marriage" that isn't traditional. We still don't know. When did Aaron Rodgers get married? Earlier in the month, he said it had been for "a couple of months." Who is Aaron Rodgers' wife? Again, it could be "Brittani"? It could be someone else. There's still a ton we don't know.
