Month: June 2019

The chief executive of an embattled California bank was improperly tipped off to an internal memo about allegedly questionable money transfers into his personal checking account — by the head of the company’s compliance department, according to explosive new documents filed in a whistleblower lawsuit. John Tolla — who is still the head of complianceRead moreRead more

Two additional GOP senators signaled their support for the 9/11 Victims Fund bill on Thursday following Jon Stewart’s shaming of lawmakers who were not present for testimony from 9/11 first responders at a Judiciary subcommittee hearing earlier this week, The Post has learned. Sen. John Hoeven (R-ND) plans to co-sponsor a bill to replenish theRead moreRead more

“A steak knife was sticking out of his head.” An alligator stunned Texas neighbors when it swam by their homes — with a massive knife sticking out of its noggin, according to a report. Erin Weaver, who spotted the resilient reptile in her suburban Houston hood, said someone had likely stabbed it intentionally, according toRead moreRead more

As golfers stormed Pebble Beach, Calif., for the US Open Thursday, the world’s largest golf club manufacturer found itself under attack by an activist investor. Barry Rosenstein’s Jana Partners unveiled a 9.2 percent stake in Callaway Golf and is urging the company to consider putting itself up for sale, according to a regulatory filing Thursday.Read moreRead more

They won a Super Bowl together with Sean Payton in New Orleans before Bountygate derailed their careers, their reputations and even their personal relationship. Click Here: Discount Golf Appare Now they are the NFL’s Odd Couple, two grizzled football pit bulls thrust together by Adam Gase to try to end the Jets’ 50-plus year championshipRead moreRead more

Nearly two dozen popular children’s cereals and other snack products contain a cancer-causing chemical found in weed-killer, a new analysis reveals. Several varieties of Cheerios — including Honey Nut, Chocolate Peanut Butter, Oat Crunch and Multi Grain — are included on the list of foods that contain “troubling” levels of glyphosate, the cancer-causing ingredient inRead moreRead more

Amazon was slapped with a pair of class-action lawsuits this week over its Alexa voice assistant, which is getting accused of recording and storing the voices of children without their or their parents’ consent. Both cases portray kids as vulnerable to Alexa’s voice recording and transcription technology, which allows Amazon to amass “a vast levelRead moreRead more

Brief update: G-strings are out! Millennials and Gen Z shoppers are gravitating toward bigger bottoms: granny panties. Hip brands, such as Rihanna’s Savage x Fenty, as well as Pretties, Lonely, Marieyat and Les Girls Les Boys, are selling fresh interpretations of the classic look. While larger than your average thong, these ’50s-inspired undies aren’t exactly theRead moreRead more

Artist Bettina Werner — the “salt queen” known for her pieces made out of salt crystals — will take a hit on her FiDi condo at 15 Broad St. Her home is back on the market for $1.99 million, 40% less than its original $3.39 million asking price in 2017. It got a price chopRead moreRead more

There’s no redemption yet for the so-called “Shawskank.” A state parole board announced Thursday that it has again decided not to release Joyce Mitchell — the prison tailor who earned the tabloid moniker for getting way too friendly with the two murderers she notoriously helped escape from the maximum-security state prison in upstate Dannemora. Mitchell,Read moreRead more