May 9, 2020

Cuomo quietly keeps finger on NY's 'pause' button

The gov is essentially extending stay-at-home and mask-wearing directives to June 7.

Broadway star welcomes daughter after losing child, unborn baby in tragic NYC crash

Miles, 37, announced the news on Instagram just in time for Mother's Day along with an image of baby feet under the text, “Welcome to the world, Baby Hope Elizabeth.”

Mother-daughter nurses who had coronavirus get a 'drive-by' thank you from coworkers

The mother-daughter duo work in the same Long Island hospital and their colleagues surprised them with an early Mother's Day "drive-by" thank you.

Piecing together the 'phony' case against Michael Flynn: Goodwin

The best way to understand the dismissal of the phony prosecution case against Gen. Michael Flynn and the release of secret congressional testimonies is to imagine a giant jigsaw puzzle....

Fighter looks horrible after beating at UFC 249

Thankfully Niko Price couldn't see himself in the mirror. Price left his welterweight rematch with Vicente Luque at UFC 249 in Jacksonville, Fla., on Saturday night with his right eye...

Rockford Peaches pitcher of ‘A League of Their Own’ fame dies at 101

BRAINTREE, Mass. — Mary Pratt, who played for the Rockford Peaches and Kenosha Comets in the All-American Girls Professional Baseball League, has died. She was 101. Pratt died on Wednesday....

New Met provides upgrade where it's needed most

Part 14 in a series about the New York Mets. The Mets’ search for a center field upgrade last offseason ended where so many others have in recent years —...

Former US bobsledder Pavle Jovanovic dead at 43

LAKE PLACID, N.Y. (AP) — Former U.S. Olympic bobsledder Pavle Jovanovic has died. He was 43. USA Bobsled/Skeleton said in a release Saturday that Jovanovic took his own life May...

The story behind Dwight Gooden's first fans: The K Korner

The thing to remember is, the K Korner was there from the start. It wasn’t the product of a speed-gaining bandwagon. It wasn’t designed to latch on to Dwight Gooden’s...

Lou Gehrig columns rediscovered in new book

“Lou Gehrig: The Lost Memoir,” by historian Alan D. Gaff, includes a collection of first-person syndicated newspaper columns by the Yankees legend himself. This is an excerpt. The so-called “home...

Anthony Fauci in 'modified quarantine' after 'low-risk' exposure to White House staffer

Fauci said he had a "low-risk" exposure to the person who tested positive.

Needed: Truly independent probe of coronavirus devastation in NY nursing homes

Calls are rising for an independent investigation of the Cuomo administration’s handling of nursing homes amid the coronavirus crisis — and rightly so. Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s own investigation, which he...

CDC head quarantining after exposure to White House staffer with coronavirus

The head of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is reportedly self-quarantining for two weeks after being exposed to a person infected with the coronavirus in the White House....

New York leaders in denial on how badly coronavirus has crashed government revenues

New York City and the state are looking at huge drops in tax revenues thanks to the coronavirus — and neither Mayor Bill de Blasio nor Gov. Andrew Cuomo seem...

US women soccer players ask for equal pay appeal, trial delay

American women’s soccer players want to delay a trial until after an appellate court reviews last week's decision to throw out their claim of unequal pay while allowing allegations of...

'Reopen NY' protesters busted outside New York City Hall

Nine protesters pushing for the Empire State to reopen from its coronavirus lockdown were busted Saturday afternoon outside City Hall, for not obeying social distancing guidelines, sources told The Post....

Yankees doc: MLB restart also carries big non-coronavirus risk

A normal spring training is six weeks long to get pitchers ready for the grind of a six-month season, which is three weeks more than position players require. Now, with...

Grim new global milestone reached in coronavirus outbreak

The number of coronavirus cases worldwide has surpassed 4 million, the Johns Hopkins Coronavirus Resource Center reported late Saturday. The global death toll reached 278,135, the center said. The US...

Emails reveal Mayor de Blasio 'abused his power' to help stall yeshiva probe

Mayor Bill de Blasio was personally involved in a deal with Orthodox Jewish leaders to delay a long-awaited report on shoddy yeshivas in exchange for an extension of mayoral control...

Elon Musk plans to move Tesla over coronavirus gripes in CA

Elon Musk announced Saturday he plans to move Tesla to either Texas or Nevada — after the electronic carmaker was told it could not reopen Friday by California health officials....

Short MLB season may lead to increased veteran fantasy value

As Major League Baseball continues to cling to the hope of still playing a 2020 season, fantasy baseball players continue to search for any type of edge while preparing for...

Six Jesuit priests from St. Joseph's residence in Philadelphia die of COVID-19

More than a third of the Jesuit priests who lived at the Manresa Hall health care center in Philadelphia have been killed by the coronavirus, The Post has learned.

This historic home can be yours for free — but there's a supernatural catch

When realtor Sylvia McLain posted about the free house on her Facebook page, former residents and locals took to the comments to share supernatural horror stories.

Steering wheel in brand-new Tesla falls off in driver's hands

Jason Tuatara of Blackpool, England, said the steering wheel of his one-month-old Model 3 Tesla fell off in his hands while he was backing into his driveway.

Possible tweaks to NYC school admissions include lottery system, prior test scores

New York City Schools Chancellor Richard Carranza said he doesn’t have “a nefarious plan” to use the coronavirus crisis to overhaul middle and high school admission policies, but so far...

Recovered NYC mom: Coronavirus worse than giving birth five times

Christina Paz, 47, spent 15 days in the hospital after coming down with COVID-19 in March, including a three-day bout in critical care. Now, she’s home on Staten Island with...

Coronavirus kills more than 70 NYC rabbis, priests and ministers

More than 70 rabbis, priests and Christian ministers, ranging in age from 42 to 96, have succumbed to COVID-19 in the past two months, and dozens more have been confirmed...

Nurse who volunteered in NYC flying home with 400 ounces of breast milk

Colorado nurse Rachel Fiala volunteered to help NYC fight coronavirus — even though it meant leaving her 8-month-old son Michael. After four weeks, she's flying home for her first Mother's...

Carranza blasts councilman tending to sick mom for being late to meeting

Schools Chancellor Richard Carranza angrily scolded a City Council member for being late to a virtual public hearing, ignoring the elected official’s explanation that he was tending to his ailing...

Remembering rock 'n' roll forefather Little Richard

Little Richard, one of the founding fathers of rock 'n' roll and whose flamboyance and fire were just as much his calling cards as his pompadour, eyeliner and piano pounding,...

Inside MLB's drastic, fragile proposal to save the 2020 season

MLB is expected to make its first formal proposal to the union, likely on Tuesday, on how it envisions a season could be played, featuring roughly an 80-game regular season...

Staffers say NYC nursing home is covering up coronavirus deaths

While the nursing home said 25 residents died at the home, or in hospitals, from confirmed and suspected COVID-19 in March and April, two insiders told The Post that 119...

Coffee shop regular refuses to give up habit, camps out on sidewalk

"People think I'm crazy," Jean Marotta said. "But I don't care."

China offers to help North Korea fight coronavirus pandemic

China is offering to help North Korean leader Kim Jong Un fight the coronavirus, even though he insists his country hasn't had a single confirmed case, the BBC reported Saturday....

Lawmaker wants to limit insurance reimbursements to healthcare workers

New Jersey Democratic Congressman Frank Pallone Jr. is leading the charge to insert language into a COVID-19 relief package of legislation that could lower physician reimbursement rates by up to...

Doctors and nurses in NYC's coronavirus hot zone rush to draw up wills

In this time of great uncertainty, some people aren't leaving things up to chance: Estate lawyers say they've seen an uptick in healthcare workers planning their last wills and testaments....

Ellen DeGeneres isn't as nice as she wants you to believe

Also, the TV host once lost her glasses — and complained to Steve Jobs that Apple should enlarge iPhone text.

ESPN's 'MNF' booth shakeup begins with top candidates clear

The expected is now official. ESPN has informed Joe Tessitore and Booger McFarland they are out of the “Monday Night Football” booth, sources confirmed. Steve Levy on play-by-play and analysts...

NYC homeless man claiming to have HIV spits on, attacks MTA worker, conductor says

An enraged homeless man claimed he was HIV-positive and then punched and spit at a transit worker who tried to boot him from a subway car early Saturday in Brooklyn,...

Aaron Judge's differences from Derek Jeter could cost him

Aaron Judge represents the Yankees’ best draft choice since Derek Jeter nearly three decades ago — and it is not really close. He also embodies many of the qualities of...

Ex-Green Beret behind failed coup was desperate for multimillion-dollar bounty

Jordan Goudreau’s main reason for organizing the coup may have had less to do with freedom fighting, and more with an urgent need for cash.

NYC teacher on homeschooling: I've threatened to burn the iPad

Kensington mom Sarah Allen, 44, is homeschooling her four daughters — ages 3 to 10 — while also virtually teaching her kindergarten class for Brooklyn’s PS 372. I think it’s...

What it's like to give birth one day after testing positive for coronavirus

Chantel Longuinho, an office manager from Astoria, tested positive for COVID-19 on April 21 — the day before she was due to deliver her third child and two weeks after...

Coronavirus crime worries are making New Yorkers want guns

With thousands of cops out sick, cocky criminals on the loose, and people running out of money for food and rent because of COVID-19, the Rosario sisters of Staten Island...

Catching up with Rangers' superstar Artemi Panarin

Rangers winger Artemi Panarin takes a shot at some Q&A with Post columnist Steve Serby. Q: What would you say to the coaches who thought — at 5-foot-10 and now...

Coronavirus Tales: Essential grocery worker gave up NYC apartment for child care

Ariel Guzman, 27, is a single mom to 7-year-old Joshua and a cashier — an essential worker — at Steve’s 9th Street Market in Park Slope. With school closed, I...

Steve Bannon is quietly creeping back into the White House, sources say

Steve Bannon is back ... sort of. Donald Trump's lightning-rod 2016 campaign boss and former White House chief strategist who was banished from the West Wing in 2017 has quietly...

71-year-old convicted child molester must pay victim $3.5M

An upstate man convicted of sexually abusing his wife’s young granddaughter has to pay his victim $3.5 million, a judge has ruled. Stanley P. Allen, 71, was convicted of the...

Trump denounces CA election to replace 'throuple' Rep. Katie Hill as 'rigged'

President Trump blasted California’s “rigged election” in a string of tweets supporting Republican Mike Garcia, who could flip the district formerly held by disgraced Rep. Katie Hill back into the...

Polar vortex brings record-breaking snowstorms to northeast

A polar vortex brought record-breaking snowstorms and bone-chilling temperatures to the northeast seaboard on Saturday as the Mother's Day weekend got off to an unseasonably frigid start. Snow fell in...

What Little Richard taught these music legends: From soul to sex

Wooo! Music icons sound off about the passing of a pioneer.

UFC 249 Ferguson vs Gaethje: How to watch, fight card, schedule

After 587 days, live sports are back in America. Shut down due to the novel coronavirus pandemic, mixed martial arts will be the first entity to return, staging UFC 249...

Over 1,000 people line up for free food in Switzerland amid pandemic

Switzerland's always been known for its cheese, chocolate and watch-making. Now add food lines to the list. As incredible as it may seem for a city in one of the...

US Soccer star Alex Morgan shares first pic of baby girl

"She made us wait longer than expected, but I should have known she would do it her way and her way only. My super moon baby," Morgan wrote of her...

What Michael Jordan didn't want you to see in 'The Last Dance'

Not quite everything was fair game in the making of "The Last Dance." While director Jason Hehir has said that no topics were off-limits in his interviews with Michael Jordan...

World's largest beef producer faces probe for alleged price fixing

JBS, a Brazil-based company that slaughters more than 13 million animals a day in plants around the globe, was hit with a wrongful death lawsuit after a worker at its...

Inside Kim Jong Un's circle of powerful women

North Korea’s Kim Jong Un keeps people guessing as to whether he’s alive or dead. The Rocketman is equally adept at confusing analysts about the very different women in his...

Televangelist Jim Bakker suffers stroke during coronavirus legal battles

Embattled televangelist Jim Bakker recently suffered a stroke and will be taking a sabbatical from "The Jim Bakker Show," according to his wife Lori. In a Facebook post Friday, Lori...

Creepy robot dogs patrol park to encourage social distancing

One of the creepy robots we warned you about last year is now patrolling a park in Singapore. Created by Boston Dynamics, “Spot”— a robot dog which can run, unlock and...

The unlikely conduit to my Islanders fandom

We pick our favorite teams for a variety of reasons: family, friends, team colors. A good friend of mine became a Cowboys fan when he was 6 years old for...

De Blasio sidelines six medics amid pandemic to be 'puppets' in photo op

“We were furious we had to sit there and be puppets to this photo opportunity," said one of the EMS workers. "We didn’t want to be there. We would rather...

New video emerges of the minutes before Ahmaud Arbery's shooting death

The Atlanta Journal-Constitution said it obtained a copy of the tape, which it said appeared to come from a home security camera and show someone who looked like Arbery walking...

Irish pub delivers beer by drone during coronavirus lockdown

A rural pub owner in Rathdrinagh, Ireland, has come up with an ingenious way to keep her bar “open” during the lockdown. Avril McKeever who owns the 152-year-old institution McKeever’s...

Stephen A. Smith's ramble on CNN was really something else

No more phone calls, please! We have a winner! First, a moment to give thanks for being truly blessed throughout this pandemic to have been served by relentless over-the-air geniuses...

Michigan barber keeps cutting despite state order to close shop

An unrepentant Michigan barber with customers lining up for his services is snipping away in defiance of a state order to shut down. State Police told 77-year-old Karl Manke to...

Sheila E was 'obsessed' with having Prince's babies

Prince also told his musicians: "There’s only one asshole around here. And that is me."

Porn star apologizes for pandemic partying

Argentine porn star Ian Frost was skewered online when semi-nude images of himself and his friends apparently at a New York City house party Friday night surfaced on social media....

Aaron Judge's long-term Yankees future is getting complicated

Part 14 of a series analyzing the New York Yankees Aaron Judge has become the face of the franchise for the Yankees, but what will that face ultimately represent? Will...

UFC 249: Betting odds for Tony Ferguson vs. Justin Gaethje and rest of card

Sports is back, which means sports gambling is back. UFC 249 airs Saturday on ESPN and ESPN+ PPV from Jacksonville. It is an action-packed card, headlined by Tony Ferguson and...

'First class lounges' open in NY hospitals for healthcare workers

Project Wingman USA launched on Friday, opening its first two lounges for frontline healthcare heroes at Flushing and Jamaica Hospitals. In these lounges, crew members serve healthcare workers snacks and...

Obama calls Trump coronavirus response an 'absolute chaotic disaster'

Former President Barack Obama ripped President Trump’s handling of the coronavirus crisis as an “absolute chaotic disaster.” “It has been an absolute chaotic disaster,” Obama said, “when that mindset of...

Port Authority exec wants law license back after 'Bridgegate' ruling

A former Port Authority exec wants his law license back now that his conviction in New Jersey's "Bridgegate" scandal has been overturned by the Supreme Court. Bill Baroni filed motions...

Orthodox Jewish summer camps press Sullivan County to let them open

More than 50 Jewish summer camps are pressing upstate officials to let them host thousands of Orthodox and ultra-Orthodox kids in a matter of only weeks, despite the coronavirus pandemic....

New Jet Mekhi Becton is 6'7" and 364 pounds — and a total mama's boy

As a 10-year-old football player, Mekhi Becton was so much bigger than the other kids that coaches would ask to see his birth certificate.

Washington Post heiress cancels famed Hamptons Fourth of July bash

“Lally throws the big power party,” said a regular attendee who did not want to be identified. “It was always a summer highpoint in the Hamptons because it’s always the...

AG vows to look into handling of jogger shooting case

The Georgia attorney general is pledging to probe the handling of Ahmaud Arbery's murder, according to a report. Attorney General Chris Carr said he would look "into how the case...

NY's daily coronavirus death toll 'not welcome news,' Gov. Cuomo says

Deaths from the coronavirus ticked up statewide, with 226 fatalities reported over the past 24 hours, Gov. Andrew Cuomo announced Saturday, The numbers were up from the 216 deaths reported...

Cowboys brush off extreme Dak Prescott contract option

The Cowboys are still dancing with Dak Prescott, but they won't leave him at the altar. After slapping the franchise tag on their Pro Bowl quarterback, the Cowboys have until...

The untold stories of Doc Gooden's legendary 1985 season

Willie McGee reveled in the opportunity to share a story, one burning a hole in his pocketful of memories for 35 years now. “One day, we were in New York...

Crying critters: Lonely animals at this zoo cope amid coronavirus closure

The zoo in Demydiv, 25 miles from Kiev, is almost out of money and can barely cover the bills it takes to care for the animals and the facility, Reuters...

New York family told to put disabled relatives in basement, lawsuit alleges

“We’re at a loss,” said Debra Buffa, 50, caregiver for her severely ill parents and younger brother JP — who has been in a persistent vegetative state for more than...

Daniel Jones has work to do before becoming Giants captain

No one really asks if you are ready to lead. It took Eli Manning three years to get voted in as a Giants team captain. He was named the starting...

Snow falls in Central Park in May for first time since 1977

April showers bring May snow? For the first time in nearly half a century, snow fell in Central Park on May 9, tying the old record for latest snowfall from...

US tightens visa regulations for reporters from China

The US tightened visa guidelines for Chinese journalists amid a growing row between the two countries over the coronavirus pandemic. The new regulation, which takes effect Monday, limits visas for...

AOC slams lawmakers over unregulated lender bailout: 'Horrendous'

"I don’t care what party you’re in. This is unacceptable," AOC thundered to her 6.8 million followers.

The new Gerber baby is making history

Magnolia Earl, age 1, made history by winning the 10th annual Gerber Baby Photo Search. She's the first adopted baby to take on the famous role.

Turkey charges seven in wild escape of ex-Nissan boss Carlos Ghosn

Turkish prosecutors have charged seven people in connection with ex-Nissan exec Carlos Ghosn's stunning escape from Japan, according to a new report. Ghosn, 65, stands accused of financial crimes and...

South Dakota governor orders Sioux tribes to remove coronavirus checkpoints

Gov. Kristi Noem sent letters to the Cheyenne River Sioux Tribe and the Oglala Sioux Tribe on Friday, demanding they dismantle roadblocks on reservation lands meant to stop the spread...

The biggest Yankees losers right now

Had it all gone as planned, Gerrit Cole would be through his season-opening start, his Yankee Stadium debut and, this weekend, the righty would have been involved for the first...

UK will require international travelers to quarantine for two weeks: report

The British government will require anyone arriving in the country to quarantine for two weeks, effective at the end of the month, a leading airline industry group said. The directive...

Local New York Facebook group administrator becomes coronavirus savior

The social worker immediately called Anne Richards, who went online and posted an urgent plea for help on a community Facebook group she runs for Tarrytown and Sleepy Hollow.

Belarus holds military parade amid pandemic to celebrate victory over Nazis

The ex-Soviet neighbors had both planned public celebrations to mark the 75th anniversary of victory in World War II, but only Belarus pushed forward.

Dems should just ignore Joe Biden accuser, Bill Maher says

Bill Maher is not interested in Tara Reade. The comedian and HBO host criticized the media for focusing on her and said the Democratic party should not allow itself to...

Mom with coronavirus saved by medical-student son's quick thinking

A Brooklyn woman desperately ill with the coronavirus is breathing easy this Mother's Day thanks to a novel treatment her medical-student son helped provide. Josephine Bruzzese, who is 48 and...

Coronavirus-related disease has killed two more NY kids

Two more young people in New York have died of a coronavirus-linked inflammatory syndrome -- a “truly disturbing” development that’s the “last thing” parents living in the epicenter of the...

How the Louvre's dashing director saved his museum from the Nazis

On March 13, the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the Guggenheim, MoMA and the Whitney all announced temporary closures to help curb the spread of the coronavirus. Two months later, more...

Post-pandemic, four-year colleges need to change — or face extinction

For high-school seniors, May 1 is “college decision day.” That’s the traditional deadline for students to notify their chosen schools that they plan to attend in the fall. But May...

The NBA's first workout in forever was extremely 'weird'

The new normal at NBA practice facilities began Friday, featuring temperature checks at the door, latex gloves and an outfit in a bag. The Cavaliers were among the first teams...

The coronavirus lockdown is a luxury many Americans can't afford

This month there has been a distinct dissonance in the national atmosphere — even more so than usual, which is saying something. It went from resigned despair to collective rage...

Corey Johnson testing mayoral campaign slogan during pandemic: insiders

CoJo may have found his campaign mojo — in the depths of a deadly pandemic. City Council Speaker Corey Johnson appears to be dry-running a 2021 mayoral campaign slogan —...

Klobuchar, other potential Biden VP picks enlisting power brokers to get job

Joe Biden’s promise to choose a woman as his running mate for the 2020 presidential election has ignited a fierce behind-the-scenes battle among some of the nation’s most high-profile female...

Lab examining coronavirus may have shut down just before outbreak

US and UK intelligence analysts are reviewing cellphone location data indicating that a high-security Wuhan lab examining the coronaviruses may have been shut down in October, NBC News reported. The...

Crews stuck on cruise ships during coronavirus pandemic want to go home

Desperation is setting in for tens of thousands of cruise ship crew members stranded on vessels around the world. Some are suffering from the coronavirus and others have died aboard...

Martian rock samples might bring alien viruses to Earth, expert warns

Stanford professor of aeronautics and astronautics Scott Hubbard told the Stanford News that "planetary protection" for Earth must be paramount when welcoming back anyone or anything from Mars.

'Tiger King' Joe Exotic's 'Revenge' streetwear line sells out in hours

Revenge is paying off for Joe Exotic. The streetwear line inspired by the incarcerated "Tiger King" star's infamous feud with big-cat activist Carole Baskin sold out within hours of soft-launching...

Deshaun Watson shades Bears after Doug Gottlieb's 'race' claim

It already looks bad enough that the Bears drafted Mitchell Trubisky with the No. 2 pick in 2017, ahead of other quarterbacks like Super Bowl MVP Patrick Mahomes and Deshaun...

The superstar rise and sudden fall of Sesame Street’s ‘black Elmo’

In 1970, alongside Cookie Monster and Big Bird, a new Muppet appeared on “Sesame Street.” Roosevelt Franklin was a young boy with a shock of black hair atop his head,...

Never mind a recession: How the rich are going all-out for Mother's Day

Plus fancy flowers for the mom "who needs more than roses."

Joe Biden rakes in nearly $3 million at Zoom fundraiser

Joe Biden isn't letting the coronavirus stop him from asking for big bucks to underwrite his White House bid. Biden, the presumptive Democratic nominee and President Barack Obama's vice president,...

Joe Biden's anemic campaign has just one thing to offer

Hillary Clinton’s campaign anthem was “Fight Song.” What will Joe Biden’s be? “All by Myself”? “I’m So Lonesome I Could Cry”? The way things are going Biden’s acceptance speech at...

Trump 'moving heaven and earth' for coronavirus vaccine by 2021, Kushner says

President Trump is singularly focused on getting a coronavirus vaccine to all Americans by January — if not before then, son-in-law and top adviser Jared Kushner says in a new...

California becomes first state to approve mail-in ballots for presidential election

Gov. Gavin Newsom, a Democrat, signed an executive order Friday that will send 20 million mail-in ballots to state residents, a move criticized by Republicans who fear not going to...

Americans want strict curbs on reopening houses of worship, poll finds

The majority of Americans want curbs on in-person church services and are not worried about restrictions on their religious freedoms as states begin to ease coronavirus lockdowns, a new poll...

Why the dismissal of Michael Flynn's case could win Trump reelection

Until Thursday, Donald Trump’s reelection chances were not looking good. The booming economy — the lynchpin of his reelection campaign — lay in a COVID-induced coma, his near-daily jousting with...

At least 11 Secret Service agents reportedly have coronavirus

COVID-19 is swirling ever closer to the Oval Office: At least 11 Secret Service agents have tested positive for the coronavirus. The cases capped off a rough week at the...

Man who leaked Ahmaud Arbery video thought it would 'stop a riot'

A friend of the two Georgia men charged in the death of Ahmaud Arbery is describing his decision to leak a video of the fatal shooting as his way of...

Giannis Antetokounmpo files $2M lawsuit over 'Greek Freak' infringement

NBA superstar Giannis Antetokounmpo is freaking out. The league's reigning MVP is putting a full-court press on pretenders looking to cash in on his trademarked nickname, "Greek Freak," a Manhattan...

Obama blasts decision to drop charges against Michael Flynn

Former President Barack Obama took a jab at the Justice Department in a private phone call with his former campaign workers, blasting prosecutors for dropping their case against ex-Trump National...

Carnival swamped with cruise bookings after announcing August return

Carnival Cruise Line was inundated with bookings last week when they announced that they would return to the high seas after months of coronavirus lockdown. Cruise Planners, a company that...

'Harry Potter' actress says she wanted Boris Johnson to die of coronavirus

English actress Miriam Margolyes raised eyebrows during an appearance on Britain's Channel 4 Friday after telling hosts of the program "The Last Leg" that part of her wished to see...

Blockchain is going to revolutionize tech — master it before it takes off

Blockchain and cryptocurrency are two of the fastest-growing technologies in the world, and, while you may have heard these terms plenty of times, do you really understand what they are,...

21 unique toys and games to keep you and your family entertained at home

By now, you’ve likely completed every jigsaw puzzle in your house, played endless rounds of Monopoly, and have blown through your family’s list of movie night must-sees on Netflix. Simply...

Top White House officials buried CDC reopening report, emails show

Top White House officials buried detailed advice from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention about how to reopen the country during the coronavirus epidemic, internal government emails show. Public...

NBA's incoming salary mess could push superstar to Knicks

You ask, we answer. The Post is fielding questions from readers about New York's biggest pro sports teams and getting our beat writers to answer them in a series of...

Homeless removed from subway for train cleanings take shelter from cold in stationary buses

It's a bus to nowhere. The MTA is parking buses outside some shuttered subway stations to provide shelter from the weekend cold snap for homeless people rousted from the subways...

Cops looking for serial groper who attacked seven women in Brooklyn

Seven women have groped by a single attacker in Brooklyn, including six in a sick, 90-minute span this week, police said. A man accosted one female pedestrian just before 10...

Life is now hell for man who recorded shooting of unarmed jogger: lawyer

The man who shot the consequential video of Ahmaud Arbery’s killing is now receiving threats amid cries for his arrest, his attorney said. The revelation comes after the Georgia Bureau...

Here's what Dennis Rodman thinks about all those Kim Jong Un rumors

As for rumors of a Kim body double: "Ha ha ha."

Daniel Jones mentor may be odd man out in Giants' QB shuffle

The four biggest influences on Daniel Jones as a rookie all could be gone from the Giants when his second season begins. That new reality was created by recent tinkering...

Music exec behind Sean 'Diddy' Combs first record deal dead at 59

Andre Harrell, a veteran music executive is best known for signing a young Sean Combs to his first record deal and later went on to head Motown Records, has died....

How Mets' bullpen stud could get his wish

Part 13 in a series about the New York Mets Seth Lugo’s place as the Mets’ most valuable reliever over the past two seasons is evident in the numbers. The...

NHL player cut by Capitals after making vulgar comments

ARLINGTON, Va. — The Washington Capitals on Friday placed Brendan Leipsic on unconditional waivers to terminate his contract after he made disparaging comments about women and teammates in a private...

Former Knicks player accused of firing rifle at two people

TYRONE, Ga. — Former NBA player Shannon Brown, who spent part of one season with the Knicks, faces charges in suburban Atlanta after he was accused of firing a rifle...

Yankees banking on this reliever to regain 2018 form

Part 13 in a series analyzing the New York Yankees When assessing Jonathan Holder’s level of importance to the Yankees’ bullpen, there are two themes to the process. With Aroldis...

Ivanka Trump's personal assistant latest to test positive for coronavirus

The coronavirus continues to circle uncomfortably close to the White House. Ivanka Trump’s personal assistant has reportedly tested positive for the coronavirus, and the FDA commissioner has been forced to...

NBA reopens gyms with coronavirus precautions

In cities and towns that have coronavirus testing available to healthcare workers, NBA teams will be able to test players and staff members who aren’t showing symptoms, according to an...

Rehabbing Met delivers optimistic return goal

Noah Syndergaard’s biggest form of competition over the next several months might be trying to return to the Mets sooner rather than later. Speaking to a group of youth baseball...

NCAA: No college sports until students are back on campus

Bob Bowlsby and the unnamed commissioners who supported the idea of fall sports being played while schools offered online-only classes due to the novel coronavirus pandemic were shot down by...

'Monster': Rookie's journey from hidden gem to big Jets hope

Before he earned the chance to play wide receiver for the Jets on Sundays, chase records at Baylor on Saturdays, or fly past opposing defenses in small-town East Texas on...

Glitzy NYC hotel takes in homeless from overcrowded shelters

A glitzy Manhattan hotel has opened its doors to the city’s homeless to ease crowding at shelters during the coronavirus. Former shelter residents are now living at the Bentley Hotel...

German parliament bans providing gay conversion therapy to minors

Germany has become the fifth country to ban gay conversion therapy for minors under 18 years old — joining Brazil, Ecuador, Malta and Taiwan. The widely-discredited therapy, which claims to...

Yankees' affiliate planning ahead for time when baseball returns

No autographs. No souvenir balls. And if you’re fortunate enough to throw a ceremonial first pitch? No celebrity catchers. Even if we get to a point when fans are allowed...

Biden accuser says she's leaving Democratic Party after response to allegations

Joe Biden sex-assault accuser Tara Reade said she used to be a die-hard Barack Obama supporter -- but she has left the Democratic Party after the blowback to her claims...

Arkansas venue plans concert despite state’s coronavirus limits

LITTLE ROCK, Ark.  — An Arkansas venue is promoting a concert drawing more than 200 people next week despite limits the state has placed on large gatherings because of the...