Convicted drug kingpin Joaquin “El Chapo” Guzman could be getting a taste of home-cooking — his elderly mother says she’s been cleared to travel to the US to visit him and that she’d like to come bearing enchiladas. Consuelo Loera, 91, and her two daughters received clearance at the US embassy in Mexico City to visitRead moreRead more
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El Chapo’s mom: I’m cleared to see my son, and I want to bring enchiladas
Poor workplace communication leading to higher stress: study
Take this job and shove it — even if it pays more. That’s what millions of burned-out American workers are saying despite good times for the economy, historically low unemployment rates and rising pay. Many workers are fed up and stressed, new studies found. They are burnt out. “Eighty percent of the US workforce reportsRead moreRead more
Journalist vindicated after 18-year battle to expose R. Kelly
In 2000, music critic Jim DeRogatis received a fax at the Chicago Sun-Times: “Dear Mr. DeRogatis,” it began. “You wrote about R. Kelly a couple of weeks ago…Robert’s problem — and it’s a thing that goes back many years — is young girls.” While DeRogatis, then the music critic at the Chicago Sun-Times, initially dismissedRead moreRead more
Kin of missing Connecticut mom blocks estranged hubby from seeing kids
The estranged husband of a missing Connecticut woman tried to visit their five kids at his mother-in-law’s Upper East Side apartment Wednesday night — but was turned away by security guards she hired, a police source told The Post. see also Cops probing possible foul play in disappearance of Connecticut mom Authorities are investigating whetherRead moreRead more
Barrymore Film Center will honor little-known ‘original Hollywood’
Realty Check rarely crosses the Hudson River. But we make an exception for this week’s beam-signing ceremony for the Barrymore Film Center in Fort Lee, NJ — a 21,500 square-foot, 260-seat cinema, museum and movie archives building designed by architect Hugh Hardy. Click Here: titleist golf balls The “retro-futuristic” project, is to open in OctoberRead moreRead more
Rhyme and punishment: Inside the NYPD\u2019s secret, sprawling ‘Rap Unit’
Remy Ma thrilled the hundreds of fans who packed Irving Plaza last year for a concert that featured surprise cameo appearances by more than a half-dozen other New York rappers. The parade of guest stars climaxed with an appearance by Grammy winner Lil’ Kim, who joined Ma onstage for a performance of their 2017 collaboration,Read moreRead more
NY state barely cracks top 20 for jobs, NYC is even worse
As if you needed another reason to leave New York City. Click Here: Discount Golf Appare The US has seen notable job growth recently, with over 263,000 new jobs in April alone and the lowest unemployment rate since December 1969. However, not every city and state is enjoying a booming job market, which is whyRead moreRead more
‘Big Little Lies’ Season 2: Meryl Streep is on to these ladies
The action in HBO’s “Big Little Lies” Season 2 picks up nine months after the murder of Perry Wright (Alexander Skarsgard). Here’s a sneak peek at what to expect: As in Season 1, it’s the first day of school — and the mothers are jockeying for position with their children’s teachers. Renata Klein (Laura Dern)Read moreRead more
MLB’s attendance problem is getting worse
NEW YORK — The Tampa Bay Rays and Miami Marlins drew 12,653 Wednesday night — combined. Baltimore, Cincinnati, Minnesota and Tampa Bay set stadium lows this year. Kansas City had its smallest home crowd since 2011 and Toronto and San Francisco since 2010. The Marlins’ average attendance is less than Triple-A Las Vegas. Major LeagueRead moreRead more
Edwin Diaz’s struggles have Mets bullpen in crisis mode
Click:工作間出租 LOS ANGELES — It is not yet panic time, but it’s getting closer for Edwin Diaz and the Mets. Brodie Van Wagenen mortgaged a part of the team’s future to bring in the closer from Seattle, the AL Reliever of the Year last year who piled up 57 saves and pitched to a 1.96Read moreRead more