Luigi Mangione, the suspect accused of killing United Healthcare CEO Brian Thompson, arrived in New York on an extradition order Thursday, where he faces the possibility of life in prison for murder.

The shocking crime allegedly carried out by Ivy League-educated Luigi Mangione gained international attention instantly – with The Post’s leading the way on breaking numerous stories.

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Healthcare workers across the country are preparing strike action, including a statewide nursing strike next week in ...

After the brazen murder of United Healthcare CEO Brian Thompson in New York City last week, experts say companies should rethink their investments in personal security for executives. Thompson was ...

After the United Healthcare CEO was fatally shot in New York City Dec. 4, his family taped a statement to the front door of their home in Maple Grove, Minn. “We are shattered to hear about the ...

United Healthcare CEO Brian Thompson’s family is facing the unimaginable. The health insurance executive was shot and killed in New York City Dec. 4, leaving behind wife Paulette Thompson and ...

Dozens of essential workers at New York Medical College in Westchester County are walking off the job the day before ...

NEW YORK (AP) — Even though Brian Thompson ... Wednesday’s fatal shooting of the United Healthcare CEO on a midtown Manhattan sidewalk — which police call a targeted killing — thrust ...