Miller Sanford So, Californians are going to decide whether to remove their hapless governor, Gray Davis, in a recall vote and elect a new one. The big date is Oct. 7, and the liberal elitists are shaking in their Ferragamo shoes. Art Torres, California’s Democrat Party chairman, complains that the recall “just exacerbates the impression that we’re … Read more
Column: A rural county in heart of red California votes more like San Francisco. Here’s why Alpine County, perched like an emerald on the crest of the Sierra Nevada, is as rural as rural California gets. Vast distance separates its sparse settlements, tucked among forests and crystalline streams. The views, unobstructed by city clutter, go on … Read more
The president of Nippon Steel said he is seeing support in Rust Belt communities for the Japanese company’s proposed $15 billion takeover of US Steel — a deal opposed by both President Joe Biden and President-elect Donald Trump. Tadashi Imai told reporters on Wednesday that his company has made an effort to assuage skeptics who … Read more
Trade talks ring, are you listening? In Phoenix, Nurkic is glistening. Unfortunately the merriment ends here — neither of the big men that have been floated in return, Jonas Valančiūnas of the Washington Wizards or Nikola Vucevic of the Chicago Bulls, have readily rhymable names. And the Suns, if they’re going to move on from … Read more
Reentering the world and making new friends may feel daunting, but some simple strategies can reduce your stress. (Nico Chilla / Los Angeles Times) Throughout the pandemic, Sandra Cho, 49, said that her circle of friends shrank. Now that things are opening up, the Tarzana resident is using food to reconnect. She’s meeting old friends … Read more
Dalton Schultz of the Houston Texans scores a touchdown in the fourth quarter of a game against the Jacksonville Jaguars at EverBank Stadium on December 1, 2024, in Jacksonville, Florida. Getty Images Gambling content 21+. The New York Post may receive an affiliate commission if you sign up through our links. Read our editorial standards … Read more
The city’s iconic dragon-boat community just had its hopes sunk, with a pier rehab forcing it out of Flushing Bay next summer — and potentially thwarting it for decades to come. The city Parks Department last month warned the thousands of boaters — who are keeping alive an ancient Chinese tradition — that they would … Read more
Millions have gathered across the world to celebrate Christmas Day in their own unique ways. Latin Patriarch Pierbattista Pizzaballa leads the Christmas midnight Mass at the Church of the Nativity traditionally believed to be the birthplace of Jesus, in the West Bank city of Bethlehem, Wednesday Dec. 25, 2024. AP Christmas midnight Mass at the … Read more
John Reardon shares pictures of himself to social media. Instagram/johnny_reardon_ John Reardon is getting candid on his health journey. The actor, 49, took to Instagram on Tuesday to reveal he was diagnosed with tonsil cancer, sharing a picture of himself dressed up and a second photo of himself in a hospital bed. “Last night was … Read more
Geno Smith and Sam Darnold seem to be rooting for one another. Few can relate to what they’ve been through, having been drafted by the Jets to be their new quarterback only for them to get swallowed up in Gang Green misery. The two managed to resurrect their careers, and after the Vikings’ win over … Read more
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