One person died and at least two were injured Saturday when a car crashed with a charter bus carrying Covington Catholic High School students home from the March for Life in Washington.
In the photo tweeted out by the Arizona Department of Public Safety, the Halloween prop was disguised in the passenger seat by a camouflage print fishing hat. Eagle-eyed cops caught the ruse and the driver was cited for HOV and window tinting violations.
Felipe Alou wanted many things for his children. The list is familiar to any parent: Good health. Happiness. Love. Friendship. Education. Passion. To have more than he ever had. To achieve more than he ever did. Alou proved what was possible. The 84-year-old patriarch of the Dominican Republic’s first family of baseball — so, essentially...
Fiery clashes between Iraqi security forces and anti-government protesters on Saturday left four people dead and dozens more wounded, according to reports. As Iraqi security inched closer to seizing the main protest camp in Baghdad’s Tahrir Square, where demonstrators have been stationed for months, they fired rubber bullets and tear gas. One person died and more...
“It showed how we are valued. It hurt me a lot. It is the worst thing I have ever seen in my life,” Vanessa Nakate told Buzzfeed.
Jets legend Joe Namath believes Giants signal caller Eli Manning might be the greatest New York quarterback ever.
President Trump cheered his defense team and decried “the totally partisan Impeachment Hoax” in a tweet posted soon after White House attorneys wrapped up their first day of arguments before the Senate. “Any fair minded person watching the Senate trial today would be able to see how unfairly I have been treated,” Trump wrote. “This...
The quasi-royal name is now being used as a verb that means to take care of your mental health.
“They have the burden of proof and they have not come close to meeting it,” White House Counsel Pat Cipollone said as he began their two-hour presentation on the sixth day of Trump's impeachment trial.
The bill does not state which emojis of the over 3,000 available will be offered. Presumably, not the poop emoji.
“Let’s face it, the music business has always had corruption, more than film or TV," says one music-industry publicist.
Elisha Wiesel visited the ruins of the Auschwitz with his father, Elie — the humanitarian, Nobel Peace Prize winner and world’s most recognizable Holocaust survivor — only once, in 1995. ”It was a very powerful experience,” he said of the notorious extermination camp in Poland where his father was deported at age 15. Elie’s mother...
Kendall Diwisch was inspecting wells near Tomohawk, in Alberta, Canada, when he found the trio of terrorized tabbies -- desperately trying to move out of the cold.
New York's colleges, which enroll some 50,000 students from China, put out warnings to be on alert for symptoms of the deadly coronavirus as classes started up again.
Mike Fiers was showered with cheers at an Oakland Athletics fan event Saturday, three months after the pitcher exposed his former team, the Houston Astros, for using a camera in center field to steal signs illegally. It was just Fiers’ second public appearance since he detailed the Astros’ cheating saga that has led to the...
Lance Armstrong wants you to ride with him – so long as you have the mighty big bank account needed to do so. This disgraced cyclist and Out There travel company are partnering to charge potential riders $30,000 to go on a bicycle tour with Armstrong and former teammate George Hincapie in September,labeled “The Move...
The mother of the boy who died after allegedly being forced by his NYPD cop dad to sleep in a freezing garage took to Twitter for the first time since the tragedy, posting pictures of her kids in happier times. Justyna Zubko-Valva, 36 — who told The Post she “unlawfully” lost custody of 8-year-old Thomas...
The 300 millionth call should come in late March or early April -- barring a blizzard, which guarantees a flurry of inquiries -- and to mark the milestone, spokesman Bill Reda shared questions that have left 311 operators scratching their heads.
A woman was pulled from the rubble Saturday, about 14 hours after a strong earthquake hit Turkey’s Eastern province of Elazig, about 350 miles east of Ankara. At least 22 died and 1,100 people were injured, 34 seriously, in the 6.8 magnitude quake, which hit shortly before 9 p.m. local time Friday. Rescue workers continued...
These crooks have the cops on their coattails. A gang of high-rolling robbers broke into a Lower Manhattan clothing store and grabbed $40,000 worth of boutique coats, police said Saturday. The six men were caught on surveillance video using a heavy object to smash in the glass front door of the Mackage Clothing Boutique on...
Into the Fire Gregg Hurwitz (fiction, Minotaur Books) Evan Smoak was trained as a skilled government assassin known as Orphan X. Now free of the program, Smoak isn’t quite sure what to do. Meanwhile, there’s a case with citywide implications, and Smoak just might be the one to solve it. Children of the Land Marcelo...
If you’re someone who enjoys books but doesn’t spend a lot of time on Twitter, you might have missed out on the two scandals sweeping the publishing industry this week. Here’s a quick breakdown: The book: “American Dirt” by Jeanine Cummins (Flatiron books) The synopsis: A mother and son are on the run through Mexico...
Now a groundbreaking theory of brain illness — presented in a thrilling new book by science journalist Donna Jackson Nakazawa called “The Angel and the Assassin” (Ballantine Books) — offers big answers by pointing to the tiny packages called microglia.
If stadium security stops Jerry Rice from another end zone-to-end zone sprint to energize 49ers fans next Sunday, it will be the first time a Super Bowl defense has slowed him down. Don’t worry though. The greatest receiver of all-time promises to find another way to fill the role he earned during the NFC Championship...
