Month: July 2019

Rep. Adam Schiff, chairman of the House Intelligence Committee, said former special counsel Robert Mueller may not have found President Trump committed a crime during the 2016 election, but Trump’s actions were “disloyal” to the country. “But worst of all, worse than all the lies and the greed, is the disloyalty to country, for thatRead moreRead more

Former special counsel Robert Mueller said his team decided against going to court to compel President Trump to testify because it would have resulted in a prolonged legal battle that would have eaten up crucial time as the investigation was nearing its conclusion. Mueller said an interview with Trump was one of the things “weRead moreRead more

At first glance, Amazon’s best-selling Grace Karin high-waist stretchy trousers might look like a business basic in the front, but based off online shoppers’ rave reviews they’re more of a party — aka “flattering for a curvy bum” — in the back. Click Here: Pandora Jewelry What makes this pair of pants the perfect PrimeRead moreRead more

Fuming state lawmakers will hold a hearing to grill Con Edison officials over recent blackouts that have left thousands of New York City residents without power. “Members from both houses have called for a hearing after meeting with constituents impacted by the rolling blackouts,” Senators Leroy Comrie (D-Queens) Kevin Parker (D-Brooklyn) and Assembly members AmyRead moreRead more

No Giants player ever has worn the uniform for 16 seasons. This is the legacy of durability Eli Manning has achieved and the unprecedented loyalty the franchise has bestowed upon him. There will never be another Eli Manning around these parts, though his replacement is here, waiting in the wings. And if there are theRead moreRead more

Thousands of mourners packed Riverside Church on Wednesday to remember Héctor Figueroa, the firebrand labor leader who gave a voice to the voiceless – the more than 175,000 service workers he represented. The former president of SEIU Local 32BJ was remembered as a selfless fighter whose life was devoted to the labor movement and whoseRead moreRead more

NEW YORK — The new documentary “The Great Hack” captures how Facebook’s cavalier handling of user data in the Cambridge Analytica scandal posed a threat to democracy. But it doesn’t prove claims in the movie that the ill-gotten data helped elect Donald Trump. The movie, out on Netflix and in some theaters Wednesday, follows formerRead moreRead more

Spicy foods might be good for weight loss. Peppery palates are also thought to be hungrier for sex, too. But a new long-term study has revealed a possible significant downside to fiery flavors: a susceptibility to dementia. “Chili consumption was found to be beneficial for body weight and blood pressure in our previous studies,” saysRead moreRead more

Oscar-winning actress Faye Dunaway has been fired from the Broadway-bound play “Tea at Five” for creating a “hostile” and “dangerous” environment backstage that left production members fearing for their safety, several sources told The Post. Onstage at the Huntington Theater in Boston, where “Tea at Five” was trying out, Dunaway was playing Katharine Hepburn. BackstageRead moreRead more

Click:bone Conduction headset manufacturer Move over ‘The Walking Dead’, Americans are the real ‘zombie eaters’, according to new research. A poll of 2,000 Americans examined their eating and snacking habits, discovering that the majority (88 percent) are ‘zombie eaters’ – admitting to looking at screens while eating, from their TVs to their phones and laptops.Read moreRead more