An off-duty cop already on modified duty assaulted a female subway conductor aboard a Manhattan J train during morning rush hour Wednesday, sparking pandemonium among subway commuters who abandoned their belongings and ran for safety, officials and witnesses said.

The conductor opened the door to her booth in the middle of the train around 8:50 a.m., striking the off-duty officer with the door, as the train was pulling out of the Delancey Street-Essex Street station, police said.

The cop, identified by sources as Tremel Davis, 33, of Brooklyn, got into an argument with the conductor and shoved her to the floor, cops said.(nypost.com)…[+]

The stripper mother of an Ohio boy photographed in the back of an SUV with two adults passed out in the front from apparent heroin overdoses said she “bawled for four days straight” when she saw the horrifying image, according to a report.

“I want my boy back!” 25-year-old Reva McCullough told the Daily Mail in an exclusive interview. Her reaction to the story that drew condemnation across the country came as the 4-year-old has found a new home. He will live with his great-aunt and great-uncle in South Carolina, Columbiana County Court Administrator Dane Walton told NBC News.(nypost.com)…[+]

Americans have a sick feeling about Hillary Clinton’s health.

Seventy-nine percent of voters have heard a lot or some about the Democratic presidential nominee’s health woes, according to a Morning Consult poll, which was taken after her caught-on-camera collapse during a 9/11 ceremony.

And 41 percent say her health is below average or very poor, compared to only 26 percent who said that in August. A plurality, 28 percent, rank her health as average. Last month, it was 30 percent. A little more than 2 in 10 (22 percent) say Clinton’s health is above average or excellent — down from 29 percent from a national poll in August.(nypost.com)…[+]