Brooks Nader's 29th birthday celebration took a dramatic turn when severe food poisoning required an ambulance pickup at her tropical destination.

American Olympian Elana Meyers Taylor raced as quick as she could down the bobsled track and glided to the first gold medal of her Olympic career.

Fenerbahce announced on Tuesday that Stewart re-signed with the Turkey club and plans to help the club with its playoff push in April. 

Nancy Guthrie was reported missing from her Arizona home on Feb. 1

Cardi and Diggs first sparked breakup speculation after the pair unfollowed each other on social media after Super Bowl 2026.

The crackdown on Russia's use of Starlink to kill Ukrainians comes as Moscow suffers the worst death rate it has since the start of the war, threatening its ability to backfill its forces sent to slaughter by dictator Vladimir Putin.

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“The Guthrie family — to include all siblings and spouses — has been cleared as possible suspects in this case,” Pima County Sheriff Chris Nanos said Monday.

But the former detective warned investigators face a long, meticulous process of combing through thousands of hours of footage from various Walmart stores.

Swalwell, who is among several candidates looking to succeed term-limited Gov. Gavin Newsom, wrote the column under the byline “The Radically Poetic."

The Big Apple’s most fashionable will never let freezing temperatures and piles of dirty snow stop them from looking their best.

A new study aims to understand the emerging use of emojis within the medical profession.

Long Island Rep. Laura Gillen is facing a stiff Democratic primary challenge amid fury from her left flank over her vote last month to support continued funding for homeland security and immigration enforcement.

• Northampton coaches eased post-Lions burden

• England back played 34 games last season

England’s Tommy Freeman has revealed the extent of his mental struggles after the victorious British & Irish Lions tour of Australia at the end of a season when he exceeded the player welfare limits for the number of appearances.

Freeman played in 34 games last season – 19 for Northampton, nine for England and six for the Lions – and has spoken of a “built-up ­anxiety” as a result of the workload. The mandated limit is 30, but players were given dispensation for the Lions tour on the proviso they were allowed five weeks off on returning from ­Australia and missed the first two rounds of the 2025-26 season.

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She wasn't able to defend her gold medal.

“Right now, we fear for our safety. It’s just too much. We can’t even grieve in peace."

Rayo had to prepare at Getafe’s place and play at Leganés’s stadium. But they still managed to upset Atlético Madrid

One day in November, the coach of Rayo Vallecano decided that was it: he was out. The captain in whom he finds strength had reached a similar conclusion long ago, handing in his armband as an act of protest and dignity. Two Fridays ago, the squad signed a statement saying they couldn’t carry on like this. And last Friday, the fans who’ve been through it all before decided they too would walk away. Yet 48 hours later, after another week that proved them right, resisting everything, there they were still, celebrating another implausible success, another day when they had stuck it to The Man. If not, admittedly, the man they’d like to stick it to.

Actually, ‘there’? Not all of them were in the same place, even if that was a way of showing they were in this together. Because Rayo fans were out on the streets of the self-styled independent republic of Vallecas with their banners and scarves and songs on Sunday, while their team and coach were 10km south, playing in a different city. With their training ground unusable and their home home ground declared to be so too, they had to prepare at Getafe’s place and play at Leganés’s stadium. Where, in front of 9,000 empty seats, and kicking off in the relegation zone, they only went and beat Atlético Madrid 3-0, three days after Diego’s Simeone’s side had battered Barcelona 4-0.

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Vienna turns into a playground of camp, cruelty and aristocratic disdain in a blackly comic take on the Báthory legend – with Huppert gloriously suited to the title role

From the dark heart of central Europe comes a midnight-movie romp through the moonlit urban glades of Euro-goth and camp from German director Ulrike Ottinger. As for the star … well, it’s the part she was born to play. Isabelle Huppert is Countess Elizabeth Báthory, 16th-century Hungarian noblewoman and serial killer, legendary for having the blood of hundreds of young girls on her hands and indeed her body, in an attempt to attain eternal youth. The “blood countess” has been variously played in the past by Ingrid Pitt, Delphine Seyrig, Paloma Picasso, Julie Delpy and many more, but surely none were as qualified as Huppert who importantly does not modify her habitual hauteur one iota for the role.

Her natural aristocratic mien and cool hint of elegant contempt were never so well matched with a part. She gives us the classic Huppert opaque gaze – part dreamy, part coldly assessing – and the politely bemused half-smile of concealed distaste, merging into a pout, at the absurdity or ill manners of someone to whom she cannot avoid being introduced. Unlike the other mere mortals in this film, Huppert’s face is lit like that of a Golden Age Hollywood star, giving her impeccable maquillage a ghostly sheen of profane sainthood.

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© Photograph: © Amour Fou Vienna, Amour Fou Luxembourg, Heimatfilm / P. Domenigg

© Photograph: © Amour Fou Vienna, Amour Fou Luxembourg, Heimatfilm / P. Domenigg

Police confirm suspect is one of dead in incident at boys’ hockey game that injured four in Pawtucket

At least two people are dead in an apparent mass shooting at an indoor ice rink in Pawtucket, Rhode Island, on Monday afternoon, officials told the WPRI local news outlet.

Police confirmed to the outlet that the suspect is dead. A local sports reporter, Branden Mello, said that one of the shooting victims also died.

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© Photograph: ABC affiliate WCVB/Reuters

© Photograph: ABC affiliate WCVB/Reuters

Dollar Tree is turning over a new, slightly more luxurious leaf.

A ritzy Long Island town has temporarily banned well-heeled residents from building pickleball courts on their properties over concerns of annoyingly loud popping sounds from the sport. Glen Glove officials placed a three-month moratorium on any new pickleball courts as officials plan to create new laws regulating the noisy facilities while wealthy residents flood the...

“I’m gonna put a fence up around that property and the rest of the world can move on,” the landlord told The Post.

President Trump vowed Monday not to allow the federal government to pay for any cost overruns from the ambitious Gateway Tunnel project to expand the Northeast Corridor rail line between Newark and New York City.