Miller Sanford

There is a home listed for sale in San Francisco’s Russian Hill neighborhood for $488,000, but the problem is you can’t move in for the next 29 years, when the rental contract of its current occupant expires. (Google Maps) Imagine the first morning you wake up inside your new house in the Russian Hill neighborhood … Read more

China’s embassy to the US sent a threatening letter to lawmakers who visited the Dalai Lama in Tibet this week urging them to “cancel” the trip, according to a copy of the missive exclusively reviewed by The Post. “I am writing to express deep concern on the HFAC congressional delegation’s visit to Dharamshala,” Minister-Counselor Zhou Zheng … Read more

An investigation by The Wall Street Journal and an academic researcher found the platform continues to push sexually suggestive material to minors The Instagram logo is seen on a cell phone in Boston, USA, Oct. 14, 2022. Photo by Michael Dwyer /THE ASSOCIATED PRESS An investigation by The Wall Street Journal and an academic researcher … Read more

Christian Bale’s new look is a far cry from his usual style (Picture: Gotham/GC Images) Actors often totally transform themselves for a role but Hollywood heavyweight Christian Bale is barely recognisable now. The 50-year-old star shaved his head for his role in The Bride earlier this year but has kept up the startling look ever … Read more

Vibrant rooftop scenes, cozy backyard spaces, state-of-the-art kitchens and fitness centers, monthly networking events and parties, plus free weekly cleaning to boot — and the rent is only $1,600 on average per month? All of this can be yours in NYC in 2024. You just have to be willing to share it with up to 30 … Read more

Soldiers carry the coffin of a Ukrainian pilot killed in battle during a funeral ceremony in Kyiv’s main square this week. (Efrem Lukatsky / Associated Press) Ukraine’s military is allowed to use longer-range missiles provided by the U.S. to strike targets inside Russia across more than just the front lines near Kharkiv if it is … Read more

America’s Republican-leaning red states are winning at drawing in new residents from blue states—but locals don’t like it one bit. The Republican counties—defined by the 2020 presidential vote—gained 3.7 million more people than they’ve lost since 2020. Meanwhile, Democratic “blue” counties lost 3.7 million more residents than they gained over that same time frame, according … Read more