February 12, 2022
Hundreds locked up in regions of Ukraine under Russian separatist control
Hundreds of people have been detained in the Russian-separatist controlled portions of eastern Ukraine where they have been subjected to various human rights abuses, according to reports.
It's 11 straight losses and counting for free-falling Nets
Kevin Durant admitted the Nets were in “deep s--t” even before their latest defeat. After a 115-111 loss Saturday night to the Heat — their league-worst 11th straight — the...
Manhattan judge rejects no-bail bid, sends accused teen robber to jail
Judge Melissa Jackson flatly refused a Manhattan prosecutor's bid to treat alleged teen robber Hunter Robinson with kid gloves -- sending the youth to jail instead of putting him back...
Where Bengals and Rams stand in NFL's analytics world
Youth often is correlated with aggressive new-age thinking when it comes to coaching, but the Bengals’ Zac Taylor, 38, and the Rams’ Sean McVay, 36, tend to be risk-averse. Taylor...
Fired Brooklyn teacher calls City Hall vaccine mandate 'shameful'
A longtime Brooklyn public school teacher said it's "shameful" the Adams administration axed her and thousands of other city workers who refused to get vaccinated — especially after they “risked”...
16-year-old shot in the Bronx
The teen suffered a gunshot to the leg and was taken to Jacobi Hospital where he was not cooperating with investigators, according to the NYPD.
Rutgers knocks off third straight Top 25 foe
Rutgers understands it must prove it can beat quality teams on the road to get back into consideration for the NCAA Tournament. The Scarlet Knights took a giant step in...
A 'peek' inside the White House as bad news piles up for Joe Biden, Kamala Harris
Inflation is soaring and so is murder, swarms of migrants are illegally crossing the border and with Russia ready to invade Ukraine, the best Joe Biden can do is tell...
CNN's axing of Chris Cuomo – and then Jeff Zucker – roils media merger
CNN’s recent spiral from Jeff Zucker and Chris Cuomo’s oustings leaves a mess for David Zaslav, soon to be boss of the merged WarnerMedia-Discovery parent company of the troubled network.
Chiefs' disastrous Super Bowl flaw also could wreck Bengals
The electric young quarterback never stood a chance to win the Super Bowl, because his overmatched offensive line collapsed under fire. That quarterback was Patrick Mahomes, and the same thing...
Bengals-Rams Super Bowl: Storylines galore
The Rams were assembled for this to happen now, not later. The Bengals hoped they might get here later. Who could have expected it to be now?
Ambassador Bridge still closed as Canadian trucker protesters 'hold the line'
Canadian police have apparently failed to reopen a bridge linking Ontario and Michigan, 24 hours after a judge ordered the span to be cleared of anti-vaccine mandate truckers who have...
Queens man with lengthy rap sheet charged in random NYC subway attack on Thai model
A Queens man has been busted for the horrifying November attack on an aspiring Thai model on a Herald Square subway platform, police said Saturday.
Opening Day now at risk amid new MLB offer to union
Lawyers from both sides met for about an hour at MLB’s midtown headquarters, where the league made its latest proposal to the players regarding a new collective bargaining agreement.
What Seth Curry hopes to bring to Nets
Seth Curry is hoping his shooting can give the Nets a boost for a second-half surge.
Knicks choke away huge lead, end brutal road trip on sour note
The Knicks gagged on a 23-point advantage in the second half as the Trail Blazers pounded them into submission in the second half with a 40-16 run and posted a...
Why won't New York pols fight the opioid epidemic?
New York hit another grim milestone in 2021: No. 4 in the nation for fentanyl deaths. The bad news doesn’t stop there. Some 29,000 Americans aged 15 to 34 died...
NY pols racing (again!) to place a bad bet on casinos
New York pols are looking to bet on casinos. Giant problem No. 1: Casinos are far from a safe bet. No. 2: They carry ugly collateral damage.
Past New York blockbusters show star deals can work out
There is something about a great trade that echoes through the years, across the generations. All nine of our teams have had at least one trade that helped define their...
Canadiens' coaching move part of odd franchise-fixing strategy
They are certainly running an interesting lab experiment in Montreal.
Letters to the Editor — Feb. 13, 2022
New York Post readers sound off on lawmakers’ silence on violence, the GOP’s Jan. 6 split, Brian Flores’ lawsuit, standing up for the “blue line” and Michael Avenatti’s penance.
Nord Stream II pipeline could be targeted in Russian sanctions
Nord Stream II, a controversial Russian gas pipeline to Germany, could become a target of US sanctions if Russia invades Ukraine, experts said.
Teen brothers held without bail in shooting of off-duty NYPD housing cop
Paris and Prince Francis of Manhattanville, were in Manhattan Criminal Court to face the music following their Thursday arrests.
Blazers superstar could be back on Knicks' radar
One of the saving graces in the Knicks’ failure to make a deal at the trade deadline Thursday is that All-Star point guard Damian Lillard still is a Trail Blazer...
UFC champ Adesanya passionately defends Joe Rogan: 'F— the noise'
Adesanya expressed support for UFC commentator Joe Rogan, who won’t be calling the fight due to a "scheduling conflict."
Golfer's spectacular hole-in-one sparks wild beer-filled scene
Sam Ryder sank it in the cup, and then everyone else lost theirs.
Death of Hamptons caddy boss came after alcohol-fueled 'tussle' with best friend: lawyer
Kevin Somers was drinking and hanging out with assistant caddy master Marc Dern at Dern’s home when the two argued while watching a golf tournament, authorities said.
Heartbreaking! Dating app con artists swindled lovelorn out of $547M in 2021
The lovelorn were grifted out of $547 million by dating app scammers last year, according to the Federal Trade Commission.
East Harlem woman found dead in apartment bathtub: cops
An East Harlem woman with head trauma was found dead in a bathtub -- and detectives are questioning her niece in connection with the killing, police and sources said.
Love Island: Elderly Long Islanders looking for love in time for Valentine's Day
Two Long Island seniors looking for love this Valentine's season took the plunge Saturday and went on the first of what they hope will be many dates — and wasted...
One suspect arraigned, second identified in shooting of NYC sanitation worker
The NYPD released photos of Elijah Tracey on Saturday and are asking the public for help in tracking him down.
This Kaapo Kaako fix could cause more Rangers problems
The Rangers’ already front-loaded lineup has only gotten more lopsided now that top-six staple Kaapo Kakko will be absent for an extended period with an undisclosed upper-body injury.
'Death on the Nile' tops domestic box office
Murder whodunit "Death on the Nile" seized the top spot in the domestic box office Friday.
Vagrancy, violence force UWS landmark church to chain off front entrance
The First Baptist Church at the corner of West 79th Street and Broadway was forced to violate the cardinal rule of Christianity -- forgive those who trespass against us.
Washington football legend feels 'completely disenfranchised' by team's name change
As John Riggins sees the name disappear and the "Washington Commanders" come into existence, it feels as if he has "entered oblivion."
You betcha! Ex-NHL star Ron Duguay confirms he's dating Sarah Palin
Ex-NHL star Ron Duguay has confirmed that he and "buddy" Sarah Palin are indeed dating, according to a report.
Seton Hall can't close out upset bid in frustrating loss
If the ball had bounced Seton Hall’s way in any of those instances, maybe the Pirates would have beaten No. 15 Villanova for their fourth straight victory.
What astrology predicts for Joe Burrow, Matthew Stafford in Super Bowl 2022
The Los Angeles Rams clash with the Cincinnati Bengals on Feb. 13, 2022. What do the stars say about this match-up?
Weiner: Divorce 'all but finalized,' as radio show with Sliwa debuts
Disgraced former Congressman Anthony Weiner's long-delayed divorce from wife Huma Abedin is "all but finalized," he told The Post on Saturday.
NY COVID hospitalizations see lowest numbers since December
Hospitalizations have gone down 69 percent since the Omicron-fueled peak of 12,671 on Jan. 11, plummeting 30 percent in the last week alone, Gov. Hochul said.
Joe Burrow must avoid this cautionary tale
Though it appears he’s the kind of franchise quarterback who could appear in four, five or six Super Bowls before he’s done, there’s no guarantee he’ll ever make it back.
A guide to Super Bowl 2022's biggest commercials
Your guide to all the buzzy commercials for the big game between the Bengals and the Rams.
Boston mayor swarmed on Instagram Live town hall over mask, vax mandates
Boston Mayor Michelle Wu started her Instagram Live Town Hall with a smile, but it quickly faded as she was barraged with messages denouncing the COVID restrictions.
NYC subway ridership rises as Omicron recedes
Weekly subway ridership has now reached 55 percent of pre-pandemic levels, according to Gov. Kathy Hochul's office.
Pair of American teams in hunt for Olympic ice dance medals
Two American ice dancing pairs are within striking distance after the first half of their Olympic competition, but they have some ground to make up for the top spot.
Dozens of birds mysteriously drop dead in Mexico
Social media sleuths are trying to solve the mystery of why dozens of birds crashed to their deaths in the Mexican state of Chihuahua.
Afghans protest Biden plan to give $3.5B in frozen assets to 9/11 victims
Protesters gathered in Kabul to demonstrate against President Biden’s decision to free up $3.5 billion in frozen Afghan assets to give to the relatives of 9/11 victims.
Top female official to lead FDNY as Adams decides on new commissioner
The FDNY’s top female official will be taking over as the department's acting commissioner while Mayor Adams mulls who to tap as its permanent boss.
Legendary Friars Club sues former executive director for embezzlement
The former head of the Friars Club allegedly bilked the famed institution of nearly $1 million and embezzled "on a continuing basis," according to a lawsuit.
Behind the Super Bowl’s most famous tackle and an unlikely friendship it cultivated
Mike Jones authored the reality version of the longest yard when he tackled Titans receiver Kevin Dyson at the 1-yard line on the final play of Super Bowl XXXIV.
Touchdown! Tom Brady's last TD pass ball could net record price at auction
The ball thrown by Tom Brady for the final touchdown pass of his career hits the auction block on Super Bowl Sunday -- and could become the priciest pigskin in...
'Deltacron': UK health officials tracking hybrid COVID-19 strain
In a report published Friday, UK health officials revealed Deltacron is officially being monitored as a legitimate threat, The Mirror reported.
This is Matthew Stafford's moment of truth
This is the Super Sunday that Matthew Stafford has only been able to see in a distance, if he could see it at all.
Teen goes on life support with lung damage — vaping habit to blame
A teenager ended up on life support after waking up with what she thought was a cold -- but the 18-year-old was soon hospitalized in January after struggling to breathe.
The 56 most interesting people to watch for Super Bowl 2022
The Super Bowl is the largest single entertainment or sporting event in America. And the people of interest surrounding the game aren’t confined to just the field.
More subway bloodshed: Man slashed while riding NYC train
The man was attacked while riding the southbound "Q" subway at about 5:50 a.m. Saturday, cops said.
Roger Goodell and Al Sharpton deserve each other
Both have purposely ignored what most ails their constituencies to instead emphasize lesser matters — real, imagined and wishful.
Anti-corporate, socialist Queens candidate works for Google
Queens congressional candidate, Rana Abdelhamid -- who decries "corporate-friendly politicians" -- was paid big bucks working for one of the largest corporations on Earth.
I was told my stomach pain was nothing to worry about — now I’m living with a death sentence
Laura Gilmore Anderson was eventually diagnosed with Neuroendocrine, a rare form of cancer that started in her pancreas.
Home invasion victim in Canada saved after frantic call to cops in UK
Quick-thinking cops in Britain helped save a frightened home-invasion victim in Canada — despite being stationed 3,400 miles across the Atlantic Ocean.
Boris Johnson contacted by UK police over lockdown parties
While some US pols frequently flout their own COVID-19 guidelines with impunity, the issue is considerably more serious across the pond.
Valentine's Day chocolates just got more expensive
Couples, listen up!
Rams legend may skip Super Bowl over ticket drama with team
Eric Dickerson, the Hall of Fame running back who starred with the Los Angeles Rams from 1983-87, said he probably will not be watching Super Bowl 2022 from SoFi Stadium.
Wells Fargo advisor ripped off elderly eye doctor for more than $2.7 million: suit
Dr. Kenette Sohmer, 77, is suing Kenneth Welsh in order to take possession of the five-bedroom house in River Edge in Bergen County.
Bronx Hip Hop Museum launching metaverse in spring
The city's hip hop museum in the Bronx will have a fresh online edge to it, featuring both real-world and online exhibits, The Post has learned.
CNN analyst walks back comments calling for violent breakup of Freedom Convoy
Juliette Kayyem is switching gears after publishing a pair of incendiary tweets in which she called for aggressive actions to end the Freedom Convoy.
Conservatives seek 'Republican George Soros' to combat crime, anarchy
The Republican Party needs a concerted effort to combat the influence that billionaire George Soros has had on quality of life in New York City, GOP insiders say.
Rob Gronkowski thinks Tom Brady isn't done playing football
Rob Gronkowski speaks from experience. He has played each of his 11 NFL seasons with Tom Brady. He has retired once and returned.
Bengals' rising star talks Super Bowl 2022, football family, newfound fame
Rookie Bengals placekicker Evan McPherson, who won the past two playoff games with a field goal on the last play, takes a swipe at some Super Bowl Q&A with Post...
Republicans add crack pipes to list of social issues for 2022 midterms
They see a "crack" in the armor.
Killer busted after airline ticket reveals identity
Anis Fouad Hemissi was convicted of killing Flamur Beqiri -- the brother of “Real Housewives of Cheshire” reality TV star Misse Beqiri.
IOC trying to ease rising tensions around Kamila Valieva doping saga
As the figure skating world awaits a verdict on the doping scandal involving Russia’s Kamila Valieva, the International Olympic Committee is trying to defuse the high tensions surrounding the situation. ...
H&R Block software made 'voluntarily contributions' to NY pols: source
H&R Block's tax-prep software made "voluntarily contributions" on behalf of unsuspecting taxpayers to a state fund that donates to political campaigns, a tax expert revealed.
Behind the numbers of Super Bowl LVI
Behind the impact of Super Bowl LVI, from the amount of Americans predicted to gamble on the game to the amount of chicken wings that will be eaten.
The story behind Sean McVay's romance with model fiancée
Rams coach Sean McVay and fiancée Veronika Khomyn have long been a solid team.
Disgraced airport chief scheduled for prison stint commits suicide: officials
A Detroit airport boss convicted of bribery killed himself one day after he was scheduled to begin serving a 10-year prison sentence, officials said.
Family company of Dr. Oz had largest fine in ICE history
The fine against Asplundh Tree Experts Co. was the largest ever levied in ICE history according to a 2017 agency press release.
'Swift and severe costs': Biden threatens Putin over potential Ukraine invasion
President Biden's high-stakes phone call with Russian President Vladimir Putin got underway Saturday morning.
'Jew hatred': NYC crossing guard allegedly spewed anti-Semitic comments at kids
She crossed the line. An Upper West Side school crossing guard has been yanked from her post for loafing on the job and allegedly spewing anti-Semitic bile at parents and...
Bengals defensive coordinator Lou Anarumo talks about his Staten Island roots, Pete Davidson
Cincinnati Bengals coordinator Lou Anarumo is a Staten Island native whose defense will face a test Sunday against the LA Rams in Super Bowl LVI.
Doping hearing for Russian skater Kamila Valieva set
The 15-year-old Russian figure-skating sensation facing a doping charge will have her fate decided at an expedited hearing Sunday.
One person wounded in overnight NYC shooting
A 24-year-old man was shot in the arm and both legs when a squabble turned violent in a Brooklyn housing project, police said Saturday.
Airline mask violators go largely unpunished, data shows
The federal mask mandate on airline travel has generated stern warnings from officials that mask violators “face heavy fines and jail time."
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Jared Kushner nominated for the Nobel Prize — again
Former White House adviser and Donald Trump son-in-law Jared Kusher has been nominated for the Nobel Prize for his work as a leading negotiator of the Abraham Accords.
How Buck Showalter will likely handle Mets' DH situation
Even when Buck Showalter had defensively deficient players such as Nelson Cruz and Danny Tartabull, he refused to use their offense-first profile strictly as designated hitters. In 16 full seasons...
Showroom shock! Dealer jacks up truck's MSRP 43% amid auto industry crisis
The Post visited seven other showrooms in New Jersey and New York City — and found many vehicles slapped with "market adjustment" prices.
DHS deploys 500 workers to thwart possible Super Bowl vax protest convoy
The Department of Homeland Security has sent 500 extra employees to southern California ahead of Sunday’s Super Bowl to help local cops prevent possible game-day disruptions.
Groups tied to George Soros pump cash into NYC soft-on-crime college
Left-wing billionaire George Soros has pumped more than $500,000 into CUNY's John Jay College of Criminal Justice in Manhattan.
Joel Embiid takes parting shots at traded Ben Simmons
There was never a doubt Joel Embiid was going to take more shots than Ben Simmons. This time, they're parting.
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Get coaching sessions from Steve Harvey with this limited-time deal
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All signs point to Rams winning the Super Bowl
The Rams, a 4-point favorite, are the pick over the Rams in the Super Bowl on Sunday.
Inside the murder of an oil heiress: 'One of the weirdest in Florida history'
Why experts and insiders are calling the mystery around the killing of oil heiress Jill Halliburton Su — now on its second trial — one of the weirdest the state...
US diplomats evacuating embassy in Ukraine as fears of Russian invasion grow
Russia has massed roughly 130,000 troops and a huge arsenal of weapons along Ukrainian borders in recent months, has repeatedly denied that it seeks to invade.
Pamper your pet with this automated cat toy that's new on Amazon
This new launch will make your furry feline super happy.
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Police moving to end Canadian trucker protest after court order
Just after 8 a.m., police in Windsor, Ontario said they were beginning enforcement of a judge’s order issued Friday night to clear the Ambassador Bridge.
FDNY captain busted in steroid, ecstasy seizure: State Police
Muhammad S. Iftikhar, 43, assigned to Engine Co. 282 in Borough Park, Brooklyn, was collared Feb. 8 following the execution of a search warrant at his Goshen home.
Harlem City Council member blocks critics on Twitter over vigil for 'all lives lost'
Woke City Councilwoman Kristin Richardson Jordan held a controversial vigil for a cop-killing maniac alongside the two detectives he slaughtered.
This type of bet is a terrible Super Bowl wager
Understand the math of why you shouldn’t tease the Super Bowl before you choose to heed this advice, or not, as the Rams and Bengals face off Sunday.
Best Super Bowl prop bets can exploit the Bengals' big weakness
Super Bowl 2022 is gambling Christmas. Even if you're not a seasoned bettor, Rams and Bengals is the perfect time to place some fun bets.
You Dirty Rat: John Gotti's daughter, grandson in $10 million mob cyber-spat
Angel Gotti, 60, and her son, Frank Gotti Albano, 37, are suing Gene Borrello for $10 million, claiming he unleashed a torrent of "heinous" online abuse against them.
The case for Ben Simmons being the right Nets fit
So much depends on Ben Simmons and how he fits in the Nets backcourt with Kyrie Irving.
How getting divorced can make you sick — and even lead to early death
After her husband left her, science writer Florence Williams found out how getting a divorce can make you ill — and even lead to early death.
This is what Americans today think God looks like
American Christians no longer envision the deity as the fierce, judgmental power figure Michelangelo painted on the Sistine Chapel ceiling.
Ad of Olympian Maame Biney pushes pernicious idea of black victimhood
How hard is it to be a black person in America? Apparently it’s like having a leg amputated or getting cancer.
This is bet to make in big SEC college hoops battle
It has been quite a season for coach Eric Musselman and his Arkansas Razorbacks.
The week in photos: February 5-11, 2022
Olympic scandal, a 'woke' awards show and shoplifting steaks are featured this week.
Taliban crushes Olympic dreams of female Afghan skier forced to flee home
"I used to be known for my athletic accomplishments. Now, I’m worried that that attention will get my family in trouble," said Olympic hopeful Nazima Khairzad.
Who is leading BLM and where are their millions going? No one can say
The attorneys general of California and Washington are demanding that BLMGNF stop taking donations, citing a lack of financial transparency and delinquent registry of charitable trusts.
Connecticut’s absurd COVID order endangers nursing home patients — again
It's like déjà vu all over again for those who worked in nursing homes during the early days of the pandemic.
More baby mix ups will happen if IVF clinics don’t clean up their act
As an increasing number of women are turning to fertility treatment to conceive, mix-ups are happening more than ever.
‘Pasta Mike’ memoir is a love letter to food — and male friendship
The book is a love letter to the friendship of a pair was born five days apart and lived 5 houses away from each other in Queens.
Why we keep seeing so many insurance ads — as beer ads have disappeared
From the Geico gecko to the Aflac duck, here's why we keep seeing so many insurance commercials — as the great beer ads have disappeared.
Coach defends skater Kamila Valieva, CAS to hold Sunday hearing on case
Coach Eteri Tutberidze broke her silence to defend 15-year-old Russian figure skater Kamila Valieva ahead of a hearing on Valieva's Winter Olympics future.
Education department tosses Title IX complaint against BYU's same-sex dating restriction
The Department of Education has dismissed a Title IX complaint against Brigham Young University which alleged that it discriminates against students involved in same-sex relationships.
Norway brothers win Olympic biathlon gold and bronze medals
Norway's Johannes Boe blazed to another Olympic gold medal in the men's 10 km sprint event at the Beijing Olympics on Saturday while his brother Tarjei won bronze.
He dumped me with divorce papers on Valentine's Day: I was blindsided
Some people get flowers and chocolates. Some people need to get a lawyer.
Major US banks to drop mask mandate in US offices; NYSE follows suit
The New York Stock Exchange is withdrawing its mask mandate for fully vaccinated people effective immediately, a source said on Friday.
English Premier League best bets
BJ Cunningham and Anthony Dabbundo of The Action Network share their best bets for the weekend English Premier League card.
Philadelphia SWAT officer shot in bulletproof vest, suspect in custody, police say
A Philadelphia police SWAT officer was briefly hospitalized Friday after his bulletproof vest stopped a bullet while he was serving an afternoon search warrant, according to authorities.
Mikaela Shiffrin's chances of skiing in downhill just got a bit better
After her training run on Saturday, Mikeala Shiffren said she felt a little more "positivity" about competing in the Olympic downhill on Tuesday.
Odell Beckham 'on standby' for birth of first child ahead of Super Bowl
Odell Beckham and his girlfriend, Lauren Wood, are expecting any day now.
Rangers back from needed break recharged for second half
So the Rangers had 10 days of R and R before getting back onto the ice Friday for the first of four days of practice that will lead up to...
Inside Super Bowl journey for Bengals' 'quirky' long snapper
The Bengals’ 37-year-old long snapper has played the past 13 years in Cincinnati, and Super Bowl 2022 between the Bengals and Rams on Sunday at SoFi Stadium will be his...
Two teens arrested in shooting of off-duty cop in Manhattan
A 17-year-old and a 16-year-old were each charged with attempted murder, as the older suspect is also facing charges of assaulting a police officer and criminal possession of a weapon.
What Bengals learned from their Jets debacle
It was a stunning result when it occurred on Halloween, and now it looks even more hard to believe with the Bengals AFC champions and in the Super Bowl.
Kamila Valieva in 'tears' after shaky practice as she awaits Olympic fate
Russian figure skater Kamila Valieva was in tears after a shaky practice Saturday at the Beijing Olympics that included a fall on a triple axel — a jump she typically...
Two hospitalized after small plane crashes on Texas golf course
The plane, which took off from outside San Antonio around 6:13 p.m., was set to land at the West Houston airport, but never made it.
Virginia cop accused of killing fiancée’s dog, blaming bogus bear attack
Richard R. Chinappi III, a patrol officer with the Richmond Police Department, pleaded no contest to felony animal cruelty charges stemming from the Oct. 19 incident.
Team USA youngsters rip rival Canada in men's Olympic hockey
The NHL hockey stars are gone from these Olympics, but the American kids look ready to take advantage. The youngest team in the tournament went toe-to-toe, skate-to-skate with its chief...
Los Angeles and Cincinnati mayors reveal Super Bowl wager
The jersey swap has been done many times before in such wagers but the donation, which will come out of the mayor's own pocket, has a more recent precedent.
Former LAPD Chief rescinds support for soft-on-crime LA District Attorney
Former Los Angeles Chief of Police Charles Beck, who served as chief from 2009 to 2018, said he'd backed the District Attorney during the 2019 campaign.
'Death on the Nile' banned in two Middle East countries over Gal Gadot's Israeli military service
Israeli movie star Gal Gadot’s new Hollywood film will reportedly not appear on the big screen in Lebanon and Kuwait due to her connection to the Israel Defense Forces.
Knicks star's unique new pregame routine is paying off
Julius Randle has found a new, unconventional way of preparing for tip-off at road games — and it’s not being political or dissing his Knicks teammates.
Supreme Court rejects NYC teachers' religious exemption appeal over vax mandate
The Supreme Court on Friday shot down an appeal from a group of New York City school teachers who sought to block a COVID-19 vaccine mandate, arguing it violated their...
Islanders stumble to road loss
Cody Ceci, Zach Hyman and Jesse Puljujarvi scored Friday night as the Edmonton Oilers won the NHL head coaching debut of Jay Woodcroft by beating the visiting New York Islanders,...