November 25, 2013
Walmart to replace CEO with longtime exec
Walmart CEO Mike Duke has weathered the Mexican bribery scandal long enough. The world’s biggest retailer said the 63-year-old Duke is leaving a full year and a half after explosive...
No dream of a Plaza sale
The Plaza and Dream Downtown hotels’ owners now have a legally binding reason to deny the properties are for sale — India’s Supreme Court has barred them from unloading any...
The GOP needs more than tax cuts
Are Republican politicians trying to frame a policy agenda stuck in a Reagan rut? A good case can be made that they are — or have been. Tax cuts have...
Punchless Rangers zapped by Lightning
TAMPA, Fla. — This 5-0 defeat Monday night to the Lightning represented an epic fail by the Rangers on almost all accounts. The Blueshirts were careless with the puck in...
Why the Iran deal infuriates America’s allies
Peace is breaking out all over, so why won’t those pesky warmongers just shut up and go away? President Obama’s dizzying-paced Mideast diplomacy worries America’s Sunni allies (especially the Saudis,...
Meet the mother of Thanksgiving
It was 150 years ago that Sarah Josepha Hale gave us Thanksgiving as we know it. The influential editor was the best friend Thanksgiving ever had. We’re accustomed, in a...
'Ray Donovan' producer says he ran illegal sports book
An executive producer for the Showtime hit “Ray Donovan” copped a plea to running a Los Angeles sports book as a Manhattan federal judge on Monday sentenced him to two...
In a rough fall for N.Y. sports, Fordham offers hope
You see a lot of maroon walking around the boroughs these days, a lot of baseball caps with a solid “F” on the front, a lot of sweatshirts and windbreakers...
Mets face even tighter shortstop market after Peralta signing
The Mets quickly considered themselves priced out of the Jhonny Peralta sweepstakes, and now that he’s a Cardinal, the shortstop market is even more sparse — and potentially expensive. St....
Obama heckled by his own 'supporters'
WASHINGTON — These days, President Obama even gets heckled by his supporters. A young man standing onstage with Obama at an event Monday in San Francisco disrupted the president’s speech...
Ageless Devils come up empty vs. Jets
The Devils are living in a strange and backward world, one where they play well and lose, where they play OK and win, and where, strangest of all, older players...
‘Doctor Who’ & AMAs pull big numbers
The weekend was very, very good to “Doctor Who” and the “American Music Awards.” Saturday night’s 50th anniversary “Doctor Who” special, “Doctor Who: The Day of the Doctor,” pulled in...
Deflecting blame from QB, Rex says Smith still starter
Geno Smith can be thankful Thursday he’s still the starting quarterback for the Jets. Coach Rex Ryan announced Monday Smith will start Sunday against the Dolphins despite Smith’s poor play...
Marie Osmond moving to Reelz
Marie Osmond is taking her axed talk show, “Marie,” to Reelz Channel. “Marie,” which premiered in October 2012, lasted just one season on Hallmark Channel after failing to lure viewers....
Ryan could be signing his own death sentence
Rex Ryan is sticking with Geno Smith for now, but at this rate it won’t be long before the head coach might be risking his own job to protect Smith’s....
As Art Basel arrives, South Florida begins its seasonal sizzle
Miami’s high season approaches next week, with flights from New York quickly filling up and beach conditions now turning optimal. Slick gatherings such as Design Miami and Art Basel will...
Jets ignore calls for Geno to be benched
With the Jets’ offense struggling and their rookie quarterback slumping, Gang Green has more to worry about than just their opponents on Sundays. They have to block out calls for...
Rex: Wideouts have to help out Geno
Jets quarterback Geno Smith has taken most of the blame for Sunday’s loss to the Ravens, but the men he’s throwing the ball to say you can point the finger...
St. John's Red Storm feeling Greene
Phil Greene IV has spent virtually his entire St. John’s career as an afterthought. His decision to commit to the school was met with little fanfare, and he was overshadowed...
Giants' pregame yapping irks Coughlin
He said it before the infamous Giants-Jets clash on Christmas Eve 2011, and it became one of his associated phrases: “Talk is cheap, play the game.” After his team was...
New manor in town: the Salamander Resort & Spa opens
It's safe to say that the Salamander Resort & Spa almost didn’t happen. Nestled in the foothills of Virginia’s Blue Ridge Mountains, an hour from the White House, the hotel,...
Apple family cycle concludes with dull 'Regular Singing'
When a family gathering gets boring, you can either turn on the TV or split. Not so at the intermissionless “Regular Singing,” which unfolds as members of the Apple clan...
Giants trying to keep 'hope' alive for as long as possible
Hope is an elusive thing in sports — as elusive as finding a franchise quarterback or scoring a winning lottery ticket. Sometimes hope is realistic, because it is based on...
Kim Kardashian's chic coat makeover
When Kanye West isn’t busy engaging in Twitter feuds with grown men, he’s dressing his fiancée Kim Kardashian. And he’s gone to great lengths to keep Kardashian looking uber chic,...
Coughlin says Giants will fight until very end
The doomsday scenario is in effect for the Giants, who knew they had to beat the Cowboys to keep alive their long-shot hope of making the playoffs and the day...
Johnson: Nets' struggles in 3rd are mental
Joe Johnson knows the Nets struggle in the third quarter. The sun rises in the East, water is wet and the Nets get in third-quarter ruts. But Johnson thinks the...
MTA short-changes straphangers with unlimited cards: lawsuit
A Manhattan serial litigant, who recently lost a court fight against a Chelsea club he claimed discriminated against him for being an older male, is now waging a class action...
School didn't call cops after teen shot in the face with BB gun
A Harlem high school student was shot “point blank” in the face with a BB gun Friday as he sat in geometry class — but school officials never called NYPD...
NYPD memo clarifies 'stop and frisk' procedures
Cops can still stop suspects based on a description that includes race and they can still broadcast descriptions that include it, Chief of Department Philip Banks said in a memo...
Wright optimistic the 'ugly' seasons are behind Mets
When David Wright signed a long-term contract extension with the Mets, he bought into general manager Sandy Alderson's plan to propel the team back to contending in the National League,...
Hailo, Coors aim for cheaper holiday cab rides
Drink up, New Yorkers. Tipsy revelers can get a cheap cab ride during the holiday season through an initiative by Coors Light and Hailo, an app that lets you hail...
No timetable for Williams' return to Nets debacle
There are issues upon issues for the Nets. The third quarter has become 12 minutes of ritualistic torture each game. Players and coaches say the struggles have gone beyond mental....
One Direction recalls The Who, Stones in 'Midnight Memories'
Album of the Week One Direction “Midnight Memories” ★★½ http://youtu.be/W-TE_Ys4iwM Hating the English boy band One Direction seems like a waste of energy. Then again, so does adoring them. They’re...
Sandy victim opens her doors after man's house burns down
A Staten Island man who graciously opened his doors to someone displaced by Hurricane Sandy was left homeless Monday after a fire burned his house to the ground — allowing...
Chilling photos of Sandy Hook released
The haunting photos of Adam Lanza’s secret lair were revealed for the first time Monday in crime scene photos snapped by the Connecticut State Police. The pictures, released in a...
Elderly woman slugged in possible 'Knockout' attack
A Jewish grandmother was slugged in the back of the head by a young thug in Brooklyn Monday — and cops suspect it may be another instance of the violent...
Stream Britney Spears’ new album ‘Britney Jean’ now
With approximately zero fanfare, Britney Spears’ new album, “Britney Jean,” is now streaming in full on iTunes. The preview of the pop star’s eighth album arrives a week before it...
Father who killed family to be buried with sons
A Dutchess County man who slaughtered his family in a triple murder-suicide will be buried alongside the two sons he killed last week, The Post has learned. Funeral services for...
Admiring Melo: Lakers 'did right' by Kobe
PORTLAND, Ore. — If the Knicks continue a season of mediocrity, Carmelo Anthony’s friends believe he just may look at the Lakers as a serious option this summer. He would join...
Retired players suing NHL over concussions
WASHINGTON — Ten former National Hockey League players are claiming in a class-action lawsuit that the league hasn't done enough to protect players from concussions. The lawsuit, filed Monday in...
Nicks' injury isn't a hernia, but confusion remains
On and on it goes with this forgettable season for Hakeem Nicks, who was listed as questionable to play in Sunday’s game against the Cowboys, but actually never came close...
This week's hottest NYC fashion sales
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Yankees emerging as favorite for Carlos Beltran
Carlos Beltran wants a three-year deal and would like to call The Bronx home. The Yankees would love to plant him in right field, but aren’t willing to go beyond...
These sexy dresses have shapewear built-in
Finding the perfect holiday party dress is tricky. Finding the perfect dress that also keeps you sleek, sexy and “sucked in” after two trips to the buffet and an army...
Formerly frumpy Aguilera looks fabulous
http://youtu.be/cE3o3Z7rjP8 Xtina has done a total X-over — from frumpy to fabulous. The pop songstress — who in recent years became more famous for stepping out with no pants than...
Snowden 'doomsday' data threat to spies
British and U.S. intelligence officials say they are worried about a "doomsday" cache of highly classified, heavily encrypted material they believe former National Security Agency contractor Edward Snowden has stored...
Unlicensed driver runs down elderly woman
An elderly woman crossing a Brooklyn street on Monday was run down and badly injured by a DirecTV vehicle whose driver had no business being behind the wheel, police said....
Nash, Richards clicking despite lack of goals
TAMPA — The numbers belie what the eye is telling you when watching Brad Richards and Rick Nash skate together on the same line. For even as they have yet...
Lanza prepared with 'school shooting' game
The much-anticipated final report on the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting peeled back the mystery surrounding the mass murderer to reveal his mad obsession with killing schoolchildren. Adam Lanza, 20,...
Mets great Howard Johnson named Mariners hitting coach
SEATTLE — New Seattle Mariners manager Lloyd McClendon is bringing in an entirely new coaching staff for his first season in charge of the ballclub. McClendon announced his coaching staff...
NYPD's gang crackdown slashes youth slays
Homicides among city youth were cut in half by an NYPD gang crackdown that included the use of social media, Police Commissioner Ray Kelly announced Monday. Over the last year,...
Red Bulls drop 2 fullbacks from roster
The Red Bulls declined to pick up the team options on fullbacks Brandon Barklage and David Carney. Carney is eligible for Monday’s MLS Waiver Draft, while Barklage is eligible for...
FEMA rep jokes about Yale gun scare
A FEMA spokesman cracked a joke on Facebook Monday afternoon about the ongoing search for a reported gunman at Yale University. John Hamill, director of external affairs for the FEMA...
Tourist stabber's lawyer files motion to overturn verdict
It was a murder so shocking that it shook the already crime-ridden Big Apple to its core — and one of the seven convicted killers now claims he’s “the last...
Hate preacher bleeding from his handless arms
Handless hate preacher Abu Hamza al-Masri is seeing red - every time he looks at his stumps. Lawyers for the accused terror teacher asked a Manhattan federal judge on Monday...
Bye-bye, baby for skier Bode Miller
Champion skier Bode Miller lost temporary custody of his 9-month-old son Monday — but he’s still hoping a judge will allow him to take the baby to Russia in February...
Jets winners & losers: Matt Simms gaining popularity
The Jets lost 19-3 to the Ravens on Sunday, losing in consecutive weeks for the first time this season. Here is a look at the winners and losers from the...
'Pays to cheat': Players critical of Peralta's post-PED riches
Jhonny Peralta, who was caught in the Biogenesis dragnet and suspended in August for 50 games for performance-enhancing drugs, agreed on a four-year, $53 million contract with the St. Louis Cardinals...
Post's Top 25: North Carolina making strides
The non-league tournament season is in full swing, with some surprising results. From North Carolina toppling Louisville to Florida State hammering VCU and Michigan losing to Charlotte, it was an...
Tortora: I lost millions gambling, day trading
It was easy come, easy go for admitted insider trader Jesse Tortora. The former tech analyst turned government witness — who was at the center of what prosecutors call a...
Bon Jovi not interested in buying Bills
BUFFALO — While Jon Bon Jovi is interested in becoming an NFL owner one day, he's not currently pursuing the Buffalo Bills, the New Jersey rocker's publicist told The Associated...
World's smallest girl cozies up with giant rabbits
Just how tiny is the world’s smallest girl? There are rabbits larger than her. That’s what Charlotte Garside found this out for herself earlier this month when the six-year-old and...
Banker too sexy for CitiBank sues blood clinic
A banker babe who claimed she was too sexy for CitiBank is now suing a blood clinic for being negligent with a needle.Debrahlee Lorenzana, the curvy former CitiBank employee who...
Holiday gifts that fit every price point
From least expensive to most, we've rounded up the seasons greatest treats for friends, family or even a furry pal.
Cold truth: Brady still owns the edge over Peyton
Once again, Tom Brady showed he is better suited than Peyton Manning for a frigid playoff night in January. If you are a Broncos fan, you are wracked with concern...
Tuck gives the fingers to gloating Cowboys fans
Even in defeat, Giants defensive end Justin Tuck could not resist tweaking the Cowboys one more time. Tuck, apparently tired of seeing Cowboys fans rejoice on his Twitter timeline following Sunday's...
Dad who survived home invasion horror welcomes new baby
HARTFORD, Conn. — The Connecticut doctor whose wife and two daughters were killed in a 2007 home invasion has a new infant son. The baby was born over the weekend...
Troopers using big SUVs to catch texting drivers
MOUNT PLEASANT, N.Y. — Even for a state trooper, it's not easy to spot drivers who are texting. Their smartphones are down on their laps, not at their ears. And...
Kobe’s selfish deal limits Lakers in free agency
No one ever really expected Kobe Bryant to play for any other NBA team, or even to seriously test free agency when his contract ran out next summer. But neither...
Cop nearly beaten to death after bar beef leaves hospital
The off-duty cop who got brutally beaten outside a Queens diner has been released from the hospital, Police Commissioner Ray Kelly said Monday. Sgt. Mohamed Deen, 40, was being treated...
Giants rewind: Incapable of rising to competition
There’s a difference between confidence and cockiness, and the Giants were on the wrong side of the fence in their “blood will be spilled’’ and “no doubt we’re going to...
Superintendent charged in Steubenville rape
Four more people — including a school superintendent and a football coach — have been indicted by a grand jury investigating a cover up in the rape of a 16-year-old...
Toxic beauty: Stunning photos of methane lakes
These stunningly beautiful images of toxic and highly-flammable methane bubbles that remain frozen just inches beneath the ice of Lake Abraham in Alberta, Canada. Canadian photographer Darwin Wiggett, 52, navigated...
It's cold out there—watch Candice Swanepoel sizzle on the beach!
Candice Swanepoel seen on set in St. Barths during a Victoria's Secret photo shoot.
Topless girl not responsible for deadly car crash
Her indecent exposure got her off the hook. A bikini clad driver who lost control and crashed her car -- killing a passenger who undid her bikini top -- was...
Derrick Rose out for season after surgery
CHICAGO — Chicago Bulls star Derrick Rose is out for the season. The team said Monday that Rose had successful surgery to repair a torn medial meniscus in his right...
How Jets stack up in AFC's 5-6 playoff jumble
The wild scramble for the wild-card No. 6 seed in the AFC includes six teams with matching 5-6 records, and the team to fear -- for the Jets and the...
Yale gunman scare likely a hoax
Police have not found a gunman at Yale University and are leaning toward a call warning of an armed man heading to shoot up the school being a hoax, as...
The actors who have played Nelson Mandela on film
Britain's Idris Elba, best known for “The Wire” and “Thor,” takes on the role of Nobel laureate Nelson Mandela in this month’s “Long Walk to Freedom.” He joins a long...
Wal-Mart CEO Mike Duke to retire
Wal-Mart announced CEO Mike Duke will retire early next year and be succeeded by long-time company exec Doug McMillon. McMillon, 47, is president and CEO of Wal-Mart International, and was...
How Obama told Israel the USA was in secret talks with Iran
On a warm day in Washington this fall, President Barack Obama and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu huddled in the White House, each flanked by a handful of top advisers,...
Chrysler's IPO put on hold until 2014
Chrysler’s much anticipated initial public offering has been stalled until next year, according to its owner Fiat Motors. Shares in Fiat fell more than 2 percent in European trading Monday,...
Massive storm set to strike on busiest travel day of year
Winter Storm Boreas is bearing down on New York with the triple threat of driving rain, gusting winds and freezing temperatures just as millions of travelers plan to hit the...
Raiders fan saves life of woman who jumped from upper deck
OAKLAND, Calif. — Police praised a football fan for saving the life of a woman who jumped from the third-level deck of the Oakland Raiders' home stadium by breaking her...
What 'Family Guy' character died last night?
Warning: Spoiler Alert! The Fox animated series “Family Guy” shocked fans last night when the family’s talking, sarcastic dog, Brian, was hit by a car and killed. The episode, called...
Nets rewind: Kidd's subs showed some heart
Here are my three thoughts on the Nets’ 109-97 loss to the Pistons on Sunday afternoon: 1. There was a lot of commentary on social media Sunday about Jason Kidd’s...
Husband broadcasts drunk, naked wife on Playstation 4
Instead of sharing FIFA wonder goals or Call of Duty action, a PS4 owner has used the new live-streaming feature to expose his wife's breast and strip her naked in...
Patriots rally from down 24-0 to beat Broncos on misplayed punt
FOXBOROUGH, Mass. — The matchup of great quarterbacks turned into a game of turnovers. And the New England Patriots won both. Tom Brady outplayed Peyton Manning, the Denver Broncos made...
Surf legend became a 'terror' during partnership: lawsuit
This partnership’s a total wipeout. A legendary San Diego surfer turned into a menacing diva after signing on as a celebrity partner in a popular Hamptons-based surf-gear company, a new...
Comet ISON will pass close to the sun on Thanksgiving
CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. — For months, all eyes in the sky have pointed at the comet that's zooming toward a blisteringly close encounter with the sun. The moment of truth...
'Scammers' busted for peddling fake Damien Hirst prints
Two alleged art scammers used their Laguna Beach gallery as a front to peddle fake Damien Hirst prints across the globe — until a pair of New Yorkers got wise...
Harvard journal apologizes for Jews, Jesus essay
BOSTON — A Christian journal run by Harvard University students has apologized for publishing and republishing an essay by an anonymous writer who wrote that Jews deserve to be punished...
Illegal cabbies spitting mad over green cabs
Illegal livery drivers see red when they spot green. The scofflaws are bullying the outer-boroughs’ new green-taxi operators — kicking, smacking and spitting on the apple-colored rides to scare them...
Hero saves neighbor trapped in Westchester fire
A quick-thinking veteran saved his neighbor from a fire that tore through her Westchester home Sunday morning. Brian Avery, a veteran of the Air National Guard, ran toward the flaming...
Christie ready to back Cuomo challenger
A Battle between Gov. Cuomo and Chris Christie may start sooner than expected — in the race for New York governor next year and not, as has been widely speculated,...
'Miracle' kids escape serious injury after building collapse
Two children were injured walking to church Sunday when a Brooklyn store sign and the facade of a brick building crashed down on them amid pounding winds. “They were terrified,’’...
Sy Syms’ heirs fight over $67M fortune
The famed Syms Clothing chain may be bankrupt, but late Brooklyn-born founder Sy Syms still left his kids plenty to fight about — $67 million, to be exact. Syms’ son...
Foam firm fights Bloomberg ban
The world’s largest manufacturer of polystyrene cups and food trays is offering to bankroll a recycling program in an 11th-hour bid to prevent Mayor Bloomberg and the City Council from...
ObamaCare hits doctor with 'double whammy'
Eye doctor Patricia McLaughlin has been blindsided by ObamaCare — twice. The Upper East Side ophthalmologist just got word that Empire Blue Cross Blue Shield has excluded her from its...
Search for intelligence online
PITTSBURGH — Researchers are trying to plant a digital seed for artificial intelligence by letting a massive computer system browse millions of pictures and decide for itself what they all...
Cabby 'ripped off' customers with credit-card scam
A crooked livery cabby was busted for pulling a credit-card switcheroo on his fares, often while they were drunk, and then using the stolen cards to pilfer thousands of dollars...
Warm thoughts during a cold week in NY
Life is so unfair. While Mother Nature was slapping New York with a blast of early winter, supermodel Kate Upton was going barefoot and button-less in a red-hot ad shoot...
Fraudster 'faked' organ transplant referral service
A Long Island fraudster who promised to arrange kidney donations for desperate patients was just transplanting their money into his own pockets, according to state Attorney General Eric Schneiderman. Michael...
Evidence withheld from Sandy Hook report
HARTFORD, Conn. — Investigators are planning to release a long-awaited report on the Newtown school shooting, nearly a year after the massacre of 20 children and six women inside Sandy...
She could lose custody of her kids over an abortion
Lisa Mehos was a pretty Upper West Side housewife with a megarich banker husband and two perfect children whom she nursed until they were nearly 2. “I know it sounds...
Celebrity doc 'scammed' by business partner
The business partner of an Upper West Side nutritionist to the stars has been charged with stealing tens of thousands of dollars from the anti-aging guru. Randy Corwick, 51, was...
Bloomberg’s anti-cig push: Smoking ruins sex
Mayor Bloomberg has begun a hard-sell campaign to discourage young people from smoking: It could destroy their sex lives. The city Health Department’s “NYC Quits” Web site warns that young...
Ian McKellen dominates aside best bud Patrick Stewart
Right now Broadway exists in an alternate reality where bleak existentialism is trending. But there’s a simple explanation for Pinter’s “No Man’s Land” and Beckett’s “Waiting for Godot” thriving amid...
'Adventure Time' joins Thanksgiving parade roster
When the annual Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade makes its way down Manhattan’s West Side on Thursday, several of the new giant character balloons dotting the sky will be recognizable TV...
Christina Ricci swingin' as Lizzie Borden
Christina Ricci is really killin’ it. The actress is all set to swing as suspected ax murderess Lizzie Borden in “Lizzie Borden Took An Ax,” which premieres in January on...
Lifetime renews 'Witches of East End'
Lifetime has renewed drama “Witches of East End” for a second season, with 13 new episodes set to premiere in 2014. Based on Melissa de la Cruz’s best-selling novel, “Witches”...
Reid, Obama's filibuster folly
The main justification put forward by Democrats defending their decision to blow up the Senate rules and end filibusters on Cabinet and judicial nominations is that things are so bad...
Black Friday's two-way war on the poor
This week, America will kick off the sixth holiday-shopping season since the economy melted down in 2008. As everyone sits down to be thankful Thursday, too many people are still...
Missile defense — in New York
From forest fires to earthquakes, the West Coast can seem a particularly dangerous place to live. But when it comes to protection against the threat of long-range missiles, it’s much...
Iran 1, World 0
Why is it that the world’s nastiest regimes grow stronger when President Obama threatens them? We saw this in Syria. There Obama drew his famous red line over chemical weapons....
De Blasio’s hospital funding problem
Mayor-elect Bill de Blasio got himself arrested trying to keep a financially teetering Brooklyn hospital afloat. But what will he do if things gets even worse under ObamaCare? Under the...
Spitzer’s private email saga continues
The long legal saga of Eliot Spitzer’s private e-mails just took an interesting turn. While the recently failed candidate for city comptroller gets to have his say before a court...
Peralta, Cardinals reach 4-year deal
Free agent shortstop Jhonny Peralta and the St. Louis Cardinals have agreed on a four-year contract, giving the All-Star a fresh start after his Biogenesis drug suspension last summer. The...
Martin to be re-interviewed by NFL investigator
MIAMI — Miami Dolphins tackle Jonathan Martin will likely be interviewed a second time by NFL special investigator Ted Wells about the team's bullying scandal, a person familiar with the...
10 worst things about the 2013 AMAs
It was a night that made you wish the VMAs happened every month. The American Music Awards are known in the entertainment world for being a stiff and unexciting night,...
Katy Perry's 'offensive' appearance at AMAs
Everyone was expecting Miley Cyrus to do something outrageous at Sunday night’s American Music Awards, but it turned out to be her usually squeaky-clean pop rival who did the offending....
Cruz struggles in Giants loss
Hakeem Nicks outperformed Victor Cruz on Sunday — and Nicks wasn’t even active. At least Nicks didn’t cost the Giants points. Cruz managed just a single reception for 5 yards...
Blowhard Giants left out in the cold
It was supposed to feel like cold times again for the New York Football Giants. A wicked, wintry northeast blast, a hated enemy picking the wrong time and the wrong...
Giants miss McBride on fateful final drive
Who would have thought the loss of Trumaine McBride in the third quarter to a strained groin would completely unravel the Giants’ defense on the fateful final drive in Sunday’s...
Giants' empty predictions mimic failed Jets guarantees
Memo to the Giants: It’s never a good idea to tear a page out of the Jets playbook. Case in point: The lead-up to Sunday’s season-crushing 24-21 loss to the...
Cowboys return Giants' chatter after win
After letting the Giants talk all week, Orlando Scandrick let them have it Sunday night. The Cowboys’ nickel cornerback went off on Big Blue after Dallas’ 24-21 victory at the...
Romo's November domination continues
Tony Romo might not know the playoffs, but he does own November. The Giants were unlucky enough to catch the Cowboys’ star-crossed quarterback in the one month of the schedule...
Northern Illinois jumps in BCS standings
Northern Illinois moved ahead of Fresno State in the BCS standings and up to No. 14 as the Huskies and Bulldogs jockey to be the last BCS buster. NIU jumped...
Kiwanuka takes blame for key penalties
Mathias Kiwanuka refused to criticize the officials — no matter how many times and different ways he was asked about his questionable roughing-the-passer penalty on Tony Romo Sunday night. The...