New York Democratic “Squad" member Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez’s campaign has employed former top DSA leader Frank Llewellyn as its treasurer for years.

Chicago Bulls legend Michale Jordan admitted that he wished he could take a "magic pill" to be able to play the game of basketball again.

Suzanne Somers' widower Alan Hamel worked with AI company Hollo to create a digital twin of the actress after her 2023 death from breast cancer.

From Diet Coke protein shakes to cottage-cheese pasta, Americans are embracing inventive dairy hacks — prompting experts to weigh in on the science behind dairy.

In her memoir, Virginia Roberts Giuffre describes discovering Jeffrey Epstein's 'trophy closet' of photos and his connections to powerful figures like Bill Clinton.

“The Flip Off" star Heather Rae El Moussa talks to Fox News Digital about building a blended family with husband Tarek and keeping her marriage strong.

The ongoing government shutdown is breaking milestones as Democrats and Republicans are still far apart on federal spending.

Thieves used a stolen truck-mounted moving lift to scale the Louvre and steal royal jewels worth over $100 million in a lightning-fast Paris heist.

The wife of Super Bowl champion wide receiver Phillip Dorsett shared just how taxing being in the NFL could be as her husband has changed teams several times.

The era of A.I. propaganda is here — and Trump is an enthusiastic participant.

Ten months after rebels toppled the long-entrenched Assad regime, little-checked bloodshed has led many Syrians to abandon hope that the years of brutality may be over.

How thieves were able to pull off an audacious robbery of priceless jewels from the Louvre in broad daylight.

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Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese's plane makes emergency landing in St. Louis after crew member injured by falling luggage, suffers concussion.

North Korea test fired ballistic missiles days before President Donald Trump's Asia trip to meet China's Xi Jinping and other leaders in South Korea.

David Henrie plays Selena Gomez’s older brother on TV, and even though their off-screen relationship is similar, does he really know his little sis? The “Wizards Beyond Waverly Place” star stopped by the Page Six studio to play “Shaken Not Stirred,” where he was quizzed on his show, Selena and more. Watch the full video...

An Oklahoma teen who was facing nearly 80 years behind bars after being convicted of raping and assaulting two high school girlfriends has dodged prison altogether under a shocking sweetheart plea deal — sparking outrage among the victims’ parents and lawmakers. Jesse Mack Butler, 18, escaped jail time last week over the spate of sick...

Ukrainian president’s comments come amid suspension of planned US-Russian summit and fresh attacks on Kyiv and Kharkiv

Children among six killed in Russian attack on Kyiv

Russia said on Wednesday that preparation for a presidential summit between Vladimir Putin and Donald Trump was still continuing, despite the latter announcing it had been shelved (see 10.30am BST).

“We are saying that preparations for a summit are continuing,” Russian deputy foreign minister Sergei Ryabkov was quoted as saying by the state TASS news agency.

I want to officially confirm: Russia has not changed its position compared to the understandings that were reached during the Alaska summit.

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How the Guardian reported the stealing of art works from the Paris museum including the Mona Lisa in 1911

Louvre heist: hunt on for thieves after eight ‘priceless’ jewellery pieces stolen

23 August 1911

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• La Liga president laments promoters’ decision to cancel

• Tebas criticises Real Madrid and players’ union

Javier Tebas has vowed that La Liga would try again after plans to take a game abroad fell through when promoters announced they were cancelling Villarreal’s meeting with Barcelona in Miami on 20 December.

The league had been informed of the decision on Tuesday, with an announcement made at half-time of Villarreal’s Champions League game against Manchester City at the Estadio de la Cerámica, where they will face Barcelona, instead of at the Hard Rock Stadium. The timing of the announcement was described as “a complete lack of respect” by the Villarreal coach, Marcelino García Toral.

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Vilnius airport closed overnight for safety reasons after latest incursion of balloons from Belarus

Dozens of balloons used by smugglers to transport cigarettes from Belarus into Lithuania forced the temporary closure of Vilnius airport overnight.

The Lithuanian capital’s airport was closed from 11pm local time on Tuesday to 6.30am on Wednesday. Smugglers use the balloons to send Belarusian cigarettes into the European Union, where tobacco products are more expensive.

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• Goalkeeper says ‘it’s looking very, very good’ for Arsenal

• Gunners have won 10 of their first 12 games of the season

David Raya has said competition for starting spots is driving Arsenal’s blistering form and the goalkeeper believes the “incredible” depth of Mikel Arteta’s squad means they are capable of challenging on multiple fronts.

The 4-0 thrashing of Atlético Madrid on Tuesday was Arsenal’s sixth successive victory and their 10th win from their first 12 matches. Arsenal have conceded only three goals – the fewest at this stage in the club’s history – to help establish a one-point lead at the top of the Premier League and a perfect record in the Champions League after three matches.

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• Third series game against New Zealand set for Friday

• Banton ‘still learning’ but relishing second chance

England’s preparations for a hot, dry T20 World Cup in India in February brought them on Wednesday to a cool, drizzly Auckland, where they were forced to conduct the final training session ahead of their third game against New Zealand indoors. It is not always obvious what purpose these bilateral series serve, what useful lessons could possibly be being learned – but on this occasion, for at least one of the players, that is not an issue.

Tom Banton says he is “still learning now”, and if it is the kind of line regularly trotted out even by players who have long since scaled the pinnacle of their sport in his case it is undeniably true. After forging his reputation as a top-order batter, mostly as an opener, Banton suddenly finds himself in a completely unfamiliar role, coming in at five or six. “There weren’t really too many conversations,” he said. “I just got brought back into the team and told, ‘You’re going to bat in the middle order now.’”

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The classiest French connection your wrist will ever make.

Every week, The Post will bring you our picks of the best one-liners and stories from satirical site the Babylon Bee to take the edge off Hump Day.