“We all see where this is going,” the longtime late-night host said of ABC’s move to suspend Jimmy Kimmel’s talk show after pressure from the Trump administration.

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A bakery manager at Palermo's Pizza died Wednesday morning after being trapped in machinery during his shift at the West Milwaukee frozen pizza plant.

Tom Brady is returning — this time for flag football in Saudi Arabia. Sean Payton hinted at coaching the seven-time Super Bowl winner during the Fanatics Flag Football Classic.

The actor said his youngest daughter has "done the impossible."

It will be an Ohio State receiver reunion between former teammates.

Sources said the network could used the furore over his outspoken monologues to pull the plug early and avoid another year of controversial comments.

Pitt purchased a Hollywood Hills home with upgraded security features earlier this month.

The conversation started more than five years ago from the moment the Rangers knew they were in position to draft left wing Alexis Lafrenière first overall.

Sunday was painful for the Jets defense and the film session that followed was just as agonizing. 

President says Ukrainian forces in east have reclaimed 160 sq km of land and cleared another 170 sq km as counteroffensive ‘achieving results’. What we know on day 1,304

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Ukrainian forces have pushed back some of the gains Russia made over the summer, Volodymyr Zelenskyy has said, calling the operation an “important success” after months of battlefield setbacks. The Ukrainian president said his troops had reclaimed 160 sq km (62 sq miles) of land near the eastern coalmining town of Dobropillia, where Russia pierced Ukraine’s defences in August. Russia did not immediately comment on the claims. Zelenskyy said after meeting troops in the eastern Donetsk region on Thursday that his army was “achieving results” in an ongoing counteroffensive there. In addition to reclaiming the 160 sq km, Ukrainian forces had “cleared” Russian troops from an additional 170 sq km of land but had not yet formally taken the territory, he said in a video address. Zelenskyy did not say when Ukraine made the gains but said Russia had “suffered thousands of losses”. DeepState, an online battlefield tracker linked to the Ukrainian army, showed Russian troops made rapid advances near Dobropillia last month but that some of their gains had evaporated in recent weeks. The battlefield reports could not be independently verified.

Donald Trump has accused Vladimir Putin of letting him down in a joint press conference with Keir Starmer during which the US president piled criticism on his Russian counterpart, report Kiran Stacey and Pippa Crerar. Trump said he had hoped to broker a peace deal between Russia and Ukraine soon after entering office but that Putin’s actions had prevented him from doing so. Putin “has let me down”, Trump said. “He’s killing many people, and he’s losing more people than he’s killing. The Russian soldiers are being killed at a higher rate than the Ukrainian soldiers.” His comments on Thursday came during an hour-long press conference alongside the UK prime minister which marked the culmination of a two-day state visit. His comments about Putin will delight British officials who had hoped to use the unprecedented second state visit to isolate the Russian president on the world stage.

A Russian air strike on the Donetsk region town of Kostiantynivka on Thursday killed five people, Ukrainian police said. The town is about 8km from the front line and is surrounded by Russian troops on three sides, according to DeepState. Kyiv has been hitting back with long-range strikes on Russia’s oil sector, with the latest attack on Thursday morning triggering a fire at a refinery in the central Bashkortostan region, about 1,400km from the front. Vladimir Putin said more than 700,000 Russian soldiers were now deployed on the Ukrainian front line.

Russia has responded to a US-based report about the forced re-education of deported Ukrainian children. Yale’s School of Public Health said after an investigation that it had identified more than 210 sites where Ukrainian children have been taken for military training, drone manufacturing and other forced re-education by Russia as part of a large-scale deportation programme. The facilities – across Russia and occupied Ukraine – include camps as well as schools, military bases, medical facilities, religious sites and universities, it said. Russian foreign ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova claimed on Thursday that the report was full of fabrications and based on questionable data. Ukraine says Russia has illegally deported or forcibly displaced more than 19,500 children to Russia and Belarus in violation of the Geneva Conventions.

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The breakout star of the U.S. Men’s National Team’s run in the Gold Cup this summer and the goalkeeper for the NYCFC signed a contract extension.

He continues to do more each day.

“Democracy is people power. But fascists want one leader or a small group of elites to have all the power. And that is what’s happening in the United States right now," Weingarten writes in her new book, “Why Fascists Fear Teachers."

The “Fab Four” provided all the offense the Mets would need on Thursday.

NFL teams don’t seem to be banging down the door to try and trade for Kirk Cousins.

The "Late Show" host also slammed Donald Trump as "an autocrat."

Sports telecasts reward the games' worst actors, players and fans alike, The Post's Phil Musnick writes.

It’s difficult for him not to notice and reflect on his usage the past two weeks.

The Post reviewed his all of Kimmel's monologues for the last 12 months so you don't have to — and the findings were monotonous.

It was a relief to close the door on 2024-25.

It's unclear if the soldiers have been found or what condition they are in.

CBP determined that the remains posed "serious health risks" and were destroyed, much to the passenger's chagrin.

The reality star's look had pals Hailey Bieber and Stassie Karanikolaou in awe.

Masculine adequacy is a curse, writes advice columnist Eleanor Gordon-Smith. Beyond assuring him he meets the standard, could you help him to see the standard doesn’t matter?

My boyfriend sees sex as a competition he is losing. He feels like he doesn’t perform enough (he does) and worries he isn’t big enough (he is!).

He grew up without a father – the father’s fault – and I wonder if this has something to do with it. How can I assist him to see sex as non-competitive? I love him, and I find this self-loathing distressing.

Eleanor says: I assume he doesn’t think he’s losing the competition with you, somehow, but with imagined manly foes, comparisons, symbols of everything he (imagines he) isn’t?

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