Miller Sanford The red wave should have been bigger. The GOP gained control of all three branches of government this week, but ultra-gerrymandered districts around the country have made it close to impossible for Republicans to make even bigger gains in the House. More than a dozen seats that were winnable in the 2010s are anything but … Read more
Vice President Kamala Harris’ campaign shelled out $2.6 million on private jet travel in the final, dying gasps of her presidential run — bringing her failed campaign’s total tally on the environmentally unfriendly mode of transportation to a staggering $12 million, records show. As Harris’ team desperately shuttled across the nation to host rallies and coax … Read more
The former Amityville mayor is accused of ordering his employee to eat THC edibles. J.C. Rice He might be a real Amityville Horror. One-time Amityville mayor Peter Imbert is a gun-toting, pot-growing perv who allegedly spewed racist remarks and pressured an employee to shoot geese, eat THC edibles, and clean up after his pet guinea … Read more
Soft-on-crime Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg is quietly rolling out a publicly-funded program to help his own staffers traumatized by the cases they handle, The Post has learned. The woke prosecutor, slammed by critics for villainizing victims while going easy on suspects, is shelling out $40,000 in taxpayer cash to develop a so-called “Vicarious Trauma … Read more
Edinburgh was crowned Europe’s most beautiful Christmas market (Picture: Getty Images) The festive lights are on, the weather is cold, the mulled wine is out and we’re all planning our trips to Instagrammable Christmasmarkets. Lucky for us, the most beautiful Christmas market in Europe is right here in the UK, and no, it’s not in … Read more
Those born in Canada rate themselves happier than 20-year immigrants, who are themselves happier than newcomers People hold Canadian flag prior to becoming Canadian citizens at a swearing-in ceremony in Etobicoke, Ont.Photo by Brent Foster /Postmedia A new poll from Angus Reid finds a majority of Canadians still consider themselves to be happy, but that … Read more
Both of these mid-sized, family-oriented sport-utes have been fierce rivals for more than 30 years 2024 Jeep Grand Cherokee L vs 2025 Ford ExplorerPhoto by Brian Harper It’s not that the Explorer was the first family-oriented, four-door sport-ute to hit the market, it was predated by the 1983 GM S-10 Blazer/S-15 Jimmy duo and the … Read more
The hologram of Bernadett ‘Betty’ Szabo has been put up in Amsterdam to try and solve her murder that happened in 2009 (Picture: Amsterdam Police) A life-size hologram of a sex worker who was murdered 15 years ago is set to be put on display to try and catch her murderer. Bernadett ‘Betty’ Szabo, 19, … Read more
Heists are increasingly rare in the 21st century(Credits: Getty/PA/Evening News) It’s almost 50 years since one of the world’s largest ever bank heists in Mayfair, when robbers ransacked a whopping £8 million from Bank of America. Then the largest bank burglary ever, the Bank of America heist of 1975 has gone down in history – … Read more
The Beaver Moon, seen over the Chrysler Building (Picture: Gary Hershorn/Getty Images) The ‘largest and brightest’ supermoon of the year has come and gone, but there will soon be another one. A supermoon occurs when a full moon coincides with the closest point to Earth in its orbit, making the satellite an imposing image in … Read more
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