Miller Sanford SO THERE’S a smoking crater where Don Imus used to sit. That’s fine with those of us who never understood the appeal of his grizzled-codger shtick, which always sounded like Rooster Cogburn reading “The Turner Diaries” anyway. But if we’re going to administer a ritual flaying to every blowhard who channels the ugly American id, … Read more
An Obama administration push urging lawmakers to oppose legislation that would effectively halt a program for refugees from Syria and Iraq failed to convince eight California Democrats who joined their Republican colleagues Thursday to pass the measure by a veto-proof majority. Homeland Security Secretary Jeh Johnson and White House Chief of Staff Denis McDonough sat … Read more
CHICAGO — The Knicks better hope it was just tired legs on Saturday night. Otherwise, getting throttled by the Bulls is a sign of problems even larger than their lack of depth. On the second night of a back-to-back after a taxing loss to the Thunder, the Knicks ran out of steam in the third … Read more
Motorists heading into some of Manhattan’s busiest neighborhoods have begun shelling out a first-in-the-nation $9 congestion toll — a controversial levy critics contend will drive people out of Gotham and devastate the local economy. The scheme officially took effect midnight on Sunday, meaning drivers entering the city below 60th Street will now have pay $9 … Read more
Carmen “Carmy” Berzatto (Jeremy Allen White, left) and Uncle Jimmy (Oliver Platt) in a scene from Season 2, Episode 6, titled “Fishes.” (Chuck Hodes / FX) Family gatherings over the holidays are rarely stress-free. But on FX’s “The Bear,” it’s a white-knuckle experience. Most of Season 2 of the show, which streams on Hulu, follows … Read more
USC men’s basketball coach Eric Musselman reacts to a call during the Trojans’ 85-74 loss to Michigan at Galen Center on Saturday night. (Brian Rothmuller / Icon Sportswire via Getty Images) They were hired less than two weeks apart last spring, each tasked with building Big Ten programs that were torn down to the studs. … Read more
The Vikings found a unique way to boost their attendance for their road clash against the Lions on Sunday night which will decide the winner of the NFC North in a battle between the two 14-2 squads. According to ESPN, the Vikings bought approximately 1,900 tickets near the visitors bench at Ford Field, at about … Read more
GOP Rep. Michelle Steel has sent fliers to Vietnamese American voters about Democratic rival Jay Chen that he and his supporters argue wrongly paint him as a communist sympathizer. (Associated Press) The campaign flier sent to Vietnamese American voters in Orange County is heavily doctored and designed to inflame. A Democratic congressional candidate is photoshopped … Read more
Former President Trump prepares to speak to reporters after his arraignment on federal conspiracy charges in Washington, D.C., on Aug. 3. (Alex Brandon / Associated Press) Even as the criminal cases against Donald Trump dominate headlines, a different, less publicized wave of litigation is building that could endanger his presidential ambitions: efforts to exclude him … Read more
Locals have beef with these porkers. A pack of as many as 10 feral hogs are rooting up some chaos in a suburb of Irving, Texas, with locals resisting the urge to “blast” the pigs while waiting for their local government to take action. 3A pack of hogs has been terrorizing a suburb of Irving, … Read more
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