Georgia death row inmate Stacey Humphreys requested a huge buffet-style last meal ahead of his execution for his 2003 double murder conviction.

A House committee released Epstein estate photos, including Andrew from a 2018 London malaria summit with King Charles seemingly cropped out of the original image.

These thoughtful gifts will make an impression on your friends, family, in-laws and coworkers.

The "I Feel Pretty" star and pro chef secretly married in 2018. They share one child together, son Gene.

Looking for a silly comedy of errors? You've come to the right place.

Disney Entertainment co-chair Dana Walden said Thursday that the White House never reached out to Disney during its September suspension of "Jimmy Kimmel Live!" 

There are still two games remaining — still two victories to be had before this conversation means anything — but it’s a relevant question because we all enjoy quantifying success: Should the Knicks hang an NBA Cup banner?

The judge determined the formula caused the roughly one-pound premature baby to develop necrotizing enterocolitis (NEC), a life-threatening gastrointestinal disease.

Dick was caught slumped outside in Hollywood, Calif., after suffering an apparent crack cocaine overdose on Tuesday.

The California State Auditor revealed that the agency, better known as EDD, wasted more than $4.6 million on monthly service fees for more than 6,200 mobile devices meant to be used for its unemployment insurance branch. 

“The whole world expected the Soviets to win — unless the ice melted,” President Trump said, recounting the overwhelming odds facing the US' 1980 hockey team against the Soviets who hadn’t lost an Olympic game since 1968 and was coming off four straight gold medal wins.

Another member of the 2025 Mets bullpen is waving goodbye to Queens.

This weekend might be a trial run for Fernando Mendoza. A sneak peek into his future.

As Los Angeles prepares to welcome the World Cup and the 2028 Olympics — spectacles that will put Los Angeles on the world stage and demand airtight security for residents and visitors alike — City Hall is locked in a bruising fight over whether it will fund enough police officers to keep the city and...

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It's just the latest in a series of financial scandals for the network of BLM civil rights groups, as leaders across the country have been accused of mis-appropriating some $8.64 million.

The Yankees talk about Ryan McMahon — who turns 31 this weekend and is entering his 10th major league season — the way many talk about toolsy top prospects looking to break through.

The messages, written in pen on the wall of the Bern Dibner Library at 4 MetroTech Center, included “F–k Jews” and “F–k Indians,” according to a photo posted on Instagram by an on-campus Jewish group. 

"Heated Rivalry" was officially picked up for a second season by HBO Max on Friday.

The Calabasas estate originally owned by “Full House” star John Stamos and labeled as a “giant box of tacky” is back on the market at a massive discount. The home went viral for it’s bizarre look when it was first listed for $13 million back in April, as The Post previously reported. Now on the market...

There were no press conferences at Citi Field on Friday. But as the Mets’ quiet offseason continued, there was activity elsewhere that likely got Mets fans’ attention. 

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky on Friday went to the frontlines to make a point about the importance of defending its territory from Russia.

Humanoid robots appeared at the Humanoids Summit with tons of Silicon Valley investors in attendance.

As played by Milly Alcock, the Supergirl trailer shows Kara Zor-El looking burdened and traumatised. Does this mean that the DC universe is getting darker?

Since James Gunn’s Superman became the biggest superhero movie at this summer’s box office, the world has been waiting to find out what the rest of the DCU sandpit will look like. Now, with the debut trailer for Supergirl, we have our first proper glimpse. On this evidence, the new Kara Zor-El lives in a brave new universe of gods and monsters that reflects her loneliness and fury right back at her.

Milly Alcock’s “woman of tomorrow” may not be like anyone we’ve seen on big or small screens before – which is impressive given how often Supergirl has been wheeled out over the decades. Helen Slater’s 1984 version is now widely regarded as a kind of sun-bleached Reagan-era artefact – a well-meaning but terminally camp experiment. Sasha Calle’s Supergirl in the recent The Flash looked soulful, angry and potentially gamechanging. And Melissa Benoist spent six seasons headlining a Supergirl series that was warmly received by its audience but rarely intruded into the consciousnesses of people who actually buy comic books.

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