Toronto Blue Jays shortstop Bo Bichette runs out a single against the Detroit Tigers during fifth inning American League baseball action in Toronto on Friday, July 19, 2024. Photo by Jon Blacker /THE CANADIAN PRESS First game back from the all-star break and the Blue Jays couldn’t even buy a break as the team’s season-long … Read more
Rachie Shnay has a Judaica jewelry line that has seen an uptick in sales since Oct. 7. Mike Azria American Jews still reeling from the Oct. 7 massacre in Israel are showing their pride around their necks and on their fingers. Many Jews previously silent about their religion now feel compelled to flash their bling … Read more
Aaron Rodgers wanted this, craved this, welcomed this, embraced this: A new team to call his own. Hero worship on the biggest and brightest stage. From new fans and teammates alike. A new lease on his twilight football life. Savior of the New York Jets. Joe Namath bowing down and offering up his retired No. … Read more
Thomas Matthew Crooks may have been trying to “diagnose himself” when he researched mental disorders months before he attempted to assassinate Donald Trump — a key step in what one former FBI agent described as the typical route some take to committing mass violence. In April, Crooks made online searches for major depressive disorder, investigators … Read more
As a leading man, Glen Powell says, “you’re there to look stupid and you’re there to have fun and you’re there to be vulnerable. That’s it.”Photo by Jane Greer /The Washington Post AUSTIN – Glen Powell gestures to the asphalt where his dreams were almost crushed. He was 13 years old, playing pickup basketball on … Read more
A little boy named after the Man of Steel watched his mom get mowed down on the Fourth of July by an alleged drunk driver on the Lower East Side — and desperately tried to save his real-life hero at the horrific scene, his grandmother told The Post. Six-year-old Kal-El Ruiz now spends every night … Read more
A giant, 40-foot-long slide, notorious for its bumpy rides, is back in business after being shuttered for two years amid safety concerns. The six-lane slide at Belle Isle Park in Detroit, Michigan, which went viral in 2022 after videos emerged showing riders bouncing along its ramp, reopened Friday. This time around, Michigan’s Department of Natural … Read more
Seven New Yorkers contracted listeria linked to sliced deli counter meat in a multistate outbreak that killed two and landed more than a dozen people in the hospital, health officials said Friday. Twenty-eight people in 12 states reported being infected with the bacteria strain, though the number of cases and states is likely higher, according … Read more
A NYC crisis management consultant is suing a halal food trucker worker for $20 million after being falsely accused of pulling a gun on him and telling him to “go back to [his] country.” Eric Laptook, 70, was accused of harassing Mahmoud Ahmed near his building on West 115th Street where Ahmed operated a food … Read more
Former Late night funnyman David letterman will headline a fundraiser for President Biden in Martha’s Vineyard, even as a growing chorus of big donors and Democrats line up to push him out of the race for the White House. Letterman, who helmed CBS’ “Late Show” for 22 seasons, will attend the July 29 fundraiser, which … Read more
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