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In 1945, during World War II, Herschel Floyd Briles faced relentless enemy fire as wounded soldiers lay trapped across the battlefield. While others searched for cover, he ran into danger—again and again—treating the injured and carrying them to safety. Even after being wounded himself, he refused evacuation. He kept going back for others. On his final rescue, he ran toward another fallen soldier and never returned.
Some courage isn’t loud—
it’s a man choosing others,
even at the cost of everything.

Alice Paul grew up on a Quaker farm in New Jersey believing women were equal to men — a belief that shaped her life. She joined Britain’s militant suffrage movement, endured prison, and was force-fed 55 times during a hunger strike. Back in the U.S., she organized massive marches and the Silent Sentinels — women standing outside the White House for 18 months demanding the vote, facing violence and arrest. Their courage forced public attention. In 1920, the 19th Amendment was ratified. Paul didn’t stop — she co-drafted the Equal Rights Amendment and fought for it her entire life. She stood until they listened.

Michael Rapaport rips Mamdani for dining at pricy NYC eatery while living in rent-stabilized apartment

Actor and podcaster Michael Rapaport ripped Democratic mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani for eating at “one of the priciest joints in NYC” while living in a rent-stabilized apartment.

Rapaport posted a social media pic Wednesday of the election front-runner and proud democratic socialist as he ate at Manhattan sushi restaurant Omen Azen — which lists a kampai caviar app for $27 and a 12-piece sashimi combo for $50.

Curtis Sliwa has a point: Voters want conviction — and it’s shaping every race across the country

Pressure is building on Republican mayoral nominee Curtis Sliwa to drop his long-shot quest for Gracie Mansion.

A stream of prominent Big Apple conservatives — including The Post’s editorial board and Sliwa’s own radio boss, John Catsimatidis — have sagely implored him to step aside and endorse Andrew Cuomo.

The absurdity of that sentence underscores the stakes.

Texas parents gave cops mind-boggling excuse for why they left 6-month-old alone on the beach

The parents who left their infant alone on a Florida beach thought it wouldn’t be a problem because the baby usually napped around the time they allegedly walked off for over an hour.

Brian Wilks and his high flying healthcare exec wife Sara Sommers Wilks, of Texas, gave the stunning explanation to police waiting with their child when they returned to her around noon on October 10 — nearly an hour after they allegedly left the baby girl alone while they went for a walk down Miramar Beach with their three older kids.

US chess superstar faced repeated, unproven accusations of cheating by Russian rival before his death at 29

An American chess superstar who died at age 29 was engaged in a bitter feud with a rival player who accused him of cheating.

And one of Daniel Naroditsky’s final opponents now claims the rival is responsible for his death.

Naroditsky’s unexpected passing in Charlotte, NC, was announced in a statement Monday by his club, the Charlotte Chess Center.