White House press secretary Karen Jean-Pierre is blaming the pandemic and Russia’s war with Ukraine as just some of the reasons as to why President Biden’s poll numbers are lagging in key swing states.

Ximena Caminos, the former partner of Argentine developer Alan Faena, sold this Pine Tree Drive property last year for $5.7M.

"If we were to be married sooner, it would have been over by now," Kostek also said of their relationship.

ABC has officially found its first-ever "Golden Bachelorette" with 61-year-old Joan Vassos from Gerry Turner's "Golden Bachelor" season.

Tottenham Hotspur 0-2 Manchester City: The striker scored twice in the second half to end Spurs’ hopes of the top four

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The city is splurging $80 million to repair three Brooklyn piers and come up with a plan for the 122 acre Red Hook port overhaul.

The FBI sidelined dozens of whistleblowers by suspending their security clearances for more than a year, an inspector general’s report released Tuesday found — despite a top bureau official denying the claim in closed-door depositions before Congress, according to transcripts reviewed by The Post. Justice Department watchdog Michael Horowitz revealed in a letter to Deputy...

Cohen testified to his former boss’s delay tactic to get out of making hush money payments – and gave insight into the strategy his team still uses today

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"You could look around and some people were crying but other people had stone faces,' a congregant said

The model, who has five million followers across Facebook and Instagram, sparked a massive conversation about society’s views on motherhood when she posted the list.

Donald Trump took a shot at Alan Dershowitz over identifying as a Democrat as the ex-president read aloud several news clippings after he left court on May 14. The former president proceeded to read several more news clippings that sided with him in the “hush money” trial.

On May 16, we raise a glass to the glass on National Aperitif Day.

IDF launched a punishing airstrike against Hamas militants hunkering down in a UNRWA school in Nuseirat near the center of Gaza Tuesday, claiming it targeted a "war room" full of fighters who participated in the bloody Oct. 7 terror attack.

NY Post readers discuss Manhattan DA Alvin Bragg’s decision to have Trump’s former attorney Michael Cohen testify.

Serena Williams is returning to the sports spotlight to host The ESPYS in July

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As the UK edges towards legalising the right to die for those with terminal illness, the wickedly funny actor’s subversive documentary exposes the huge risks it poses for disabled people

‘I’m really clear on my views and they’ll remain the same. I know because I’m filming this bit at the end,” laughs Liz Carr at the start of this blistering documentary on assisted dying and disability.

With a wink to the camera, Carr eschews the norms of factual programming from the off: there will be no pretence that the actor has come into this debate with an open mind, no emotional journey before announcing a change of heart in the final minutes. Carr – who became disabled as a child with a rare genetic condition – is adamant in her opposition to assisted dying and the risks she feels it poses to disabled people. Timed with parts of the UK edging towards legalising the right to die for terminally ill adults, and with the majority of Britons in favour, it’s clear the purpose of this film is not for Carr to have her mind changed but to change the mind of the viewer.

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Without Corman, there's a good chance there's no John Sayles, Martin Scorsese, Gale Ann Hurd, Pam Grier, Peter Bogdanovich, Peter Fonda, or James Cameron.

Actor Liz Carr is frightened that new legislation could make disabled people disposable, in a world that already treats us unfairly. She meets people on both sides of the complex debate

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She's got the golden ticket (to the Bachelor mansion)!

It is the latest delay in the case that has hit multiple roadblocks over the past 18 months since four University of Idaho students were brutally stabbed to death in November 2022

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It was recently announced that the troubled seafood restaurant chain will be closing down at least 48 of its roughly 650 branches across the US

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