"Forget about the high taxes, the socialists, the losing football teams. If you're looking for a change of scenery, all you have to do is head west on I-80. The Keystone State is calling. Come on down."
So much of his Hall of Famer career was spent away from here, in Seattle and Providence and elsewhere. But he never forgot what had formed him as a player, and as a person.
WASHINGTON — President Trump hosted an Oval Office send-off Monday for his former personnel chief Sergio Gor, who is moving to India to serve as ambassador in what critics call a “soft landing” following The Post’s reporting on his shady past. Gor triggered a seismic political clash between Trump and Elon Musk earlier this year,...
“It’s a spiritual amputation,” Steiner said. “And there’s no prosthetic for that. They don’t have a prosthetic that can give you back your sense of self and your sense of self.”
Newly available DNA technology has linked career sexual predator Steven Briecke to two cold-case crimes that has remain unsolved for nearly three decades.
A proposed hemp ban that threatens to end the sale of scores of popular THC gummies, vapes and even beverages is tucked into a government-funding bill -- and could stall lawmakers' efforts to end the longest-ever shutdown in US history.
The federal government shutdown has left travelers across the country stranded at airports as flights have been delayed or even canceled because of FAA work shortages.
The Sedgwick County District Attorney’s Office announced that Mock was charged with first-degree murder, which could put her behind bars for the rest of her life.
Andrew Kimball, the top economic development honcho in Mayor Eric Adams' administration, is seeking to retain his post with Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani -- with support from the city's influential business advocacy group, sources said.
The longest shutdown in US history — with increasing pain points across the country, whether among travelers or SNAP recipients — is ending, while the Democratic recriminations are just getting started.
Goldberg appeared to shoot a glare at the person before continuing, "So we're going to ask [Fetterman], ‘What the hell?' What is going on,' and maybe we'll get an answer.''
The 73-year-old, whose right hand has long been a source of health rumors, was seen clenching his hand tightly in discomfort during an event with loyalists.
The Big Apple will be celebrating a historic 250 years of military service in the US and three original service branches that predate the nation’s existence at the 106th annual Veterans Day Parade Tuesday in Manhattan.
“Mess with money and you mess with far more than the price system, inflation, and economics — you mess with people’s heads," writes economist David McWilliams in “The History of Money: A Story of Humanity."
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