Kim Jong Un executed officials after failed February summit with US: report

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un carried out a deadly purge following a failed February summit with President Trump in Vietnam, executing five people, including the country’s special envoy to the United States, Kim Hyok Chol, a report said Thursday. “Kim Hyok Chol was investigated and executed at Mirim Airport with four foreign ministry officialsRead moreRead more

‘Pole Dancing Rat’ steals the show on NYC subway train

Step aside, Chinese Takeout Rat — there’s a new rodent superstar taking the subway by storm. The Instagram account @SubwayCreatures shared a video Thursday of a rat bumping and grinding on the poles of a Manhattan Transit Authority F train with its 1.4 million followers. The internet  — following in the tradition of previous viralRead moreRead more

Spelling Bee whiz balances reality TV, social media stardom

OXON HILL, Md. — Akash Vukoti no longer stands out at the Scripps National Spelling Bee for his age, not with a record 23 spellers competing this year who are 9 or younger. But he’s the only member of the single-digit club to be making his third appearance at the bee, where onstage spelling startedRead moreRead more

Diane Keaton\u2019s post-‘Annie Hall’ apartment returns at a discount

Diane Keaton credits her old apartment at the legendary San Remo as “the beginning of [her] true interest in architecture,” as she once told Wine Spectator. Click Here: cheap pandora Rings The three-bedroom unit is now back on the market for $14.5 million, down from its $17.5 million ask last year. The listing was firstRead moreRead more

Craft beer makers are coming up with some insane flavors

Anyone for steak and onion Kolsch? Or a macaroni and cheese pale ale? Those were among the flavors at the Strange Brew Festival in Reno, Nevada, this month, where competition for attention has intensified as craft beers have boomed. Brewers have always experimented, from the medieval Belgians who stirred sour cherries into their beer toRead moreRead more

China threatens to limit rare earths exports in warning over trade war

China on Wednesday issued a blunt warning to the US over the trade war between the world’s two largest economies, saying it could limit exports of rare earths to the US — and adding “Don’t say we didn’t warn you!” see also Xi Jinping tells China to prepare for long trade war with US ChineseRead moreRead more

Acting defense secretary breaks with Trump on North Korea missile launches

Acting Defense Secretary Patrick Shanahan said North Korea’s recent ballistic missile launches violate a United Nations Security Council resolution, breaking with President Trump. “The short-range missile, is that a violation? Yes,” he told reporters Wednesday while on a trip to Asia. “These were short-range missiles and those are a violation of the UNSCR.​”​ Both nationalRead moreRead more

Man sets himself on fire near White House

A man lit himself on fire near the White House on Wednesday afternoon — and he was caught on video appearing to calmly stroll through a park before cops extinguished the flames. Witnesses saw the man erupt into a bright orange fireball at the Ellipse, a tourist-filled park that sits north of the Washington Monument,Read moreRead more

Metta World Peace: ‘I wish I had trusted more people’ with my mental health struggle

Metta World Peace insists he’s not “misunderstood.” “That’s saying that I am somehow different from what people say I am,” the retired hoopster tells The Post. “I am that person. I’m from the streets.” The 39-year-old Queens-bred hoops star, who changed his name from Ron Artest in 2011, has long been seen as a manRead moreRead more

Black bear tried to climb into woman’s car in Rhode Island

Don’t pick up hitchhikers. Even furry ones. A woman in Rhode Island found herself in the frightening position Tuesday of having to deny a ride to an overly friendly bear — who appeared intent on getting in her car, officials said. The curious black bear was spotted near Camp Varnum, a Rhode Island Army NationalRead moreRead more