May 8, 2021
Here's where the Chinese rocket remnants landed
The Chinese rocket that had been launched on April 29 and was carrying a module for China's future space station. The rocket was project to land anywhere between New York...
Eight injured in Bronx bus fire
Firefighters responded to the bus fire on the Bx35 at Jennings Street and Southern Boulevard in Crotona Park East around 9 p.m., sources said.
UMass Amherst students suspended for partying outside without masks
Three UMass Amherst students were suspended after a photo of them partying maskless was sent to the school's administration. The resulting suspension will cause the girls to repeat the semester.
White House waives ethics rules to hire former union leaders
The White House is drawing ire as President Joe Biden continues to waive federal ethics rules to place former union leaders in top government positions.
NYC firebrand pleads guilty to inciting mob to attack reporter
Brooklyn's loudest right-wing radio host and city council candidate Heshy Tischler has pleaded guilty to charges that he egged on a mob to attack a reporter during an anti-lockdown protest...
Islanders bid one farewell to Nassau Coliseum in style
Brock Nelson scored twice in the second period as the New York Islanders beat the New Jersey Devils 5-1 Saturday night in the final regular season game at Nassau Coliseum....
Slow Joe Biden puts SEC in turmoil with fed agency chairs unfilled
Gary Gensler, the new sheriff on Wall Street, has set some ambitious plans for cracking down on stock-trading shenanigans — but the sheriff will need some deputies if he wants...
This Yankees May victory had an October feel to it
This was not a raw, gray, rainy day for Yankees fans to be angry at their team. Over nearly eight innings, this was a raw, gray, rainy day for them...
Biden’s new left of racial radicals: Goodwin
While Republicans and Democrats are not a monolith, the left has verged more into radicalism since President Obama's tenure and now into Joe Biden's presidency, writes The Post's Michael Goodwin.
President Joe Biden is failing the nation when it comes to COVID leadership
President Biden entered the White House with a huge gift from his predecessor: COVID vaccines produced in record time and being administered to Americans at the rate of nearly a...
Rangers star reaches career milestone in season-ending win
It was only fitting that Mika Zibanejad spearheaded the Rangers’ final win of the season, a 5-4 victory over the Bruins on Saturday, in which the top-line center had two...
Mets stars lead team to win in wake of rat controversy
The Mets should fight more often — or do whatever it is Francisco Lindor and Jeff McNeil did Friday night. Maybe more players will give it a try. It’s hard...
Beware would-be Manhattan DAs who think the job is about protecting criminals
New Yorkers must vote for candidates who prioritize getting crime and disorder back under control or the “city that never sleeps” will be sleeping with the fishes.
Letters to the Editor — May 9, 2021
New York Post readers weigh in on our recent coverage of COVID uncertainty; distrust in big biz; misleading masks; court hypocrisy and celebrating moms.
Bronx Zoo shows mysterious Mets conflict isn't all that bad
Of course the best-laid plans of mice and Mets blew up on Francisco Lindor and Jeff McNeil, their rat-versus-raccoon tall tale Friday night.
Lucky pup: Beloved emotional support dog lost in NYC subway tunnels found safe
The owner's daughter went to visit the dog when Lucy escaped out to the city and into the subway. The dog had been rescued seven years ago from Puerto Rico.
Knicks' 'summer thing' unlikely to stop Tom Thibodeau from sticking with Elfrid Payton
LOS ANGELES — Is Tom Thibodeau sure he wants Argentinian point guard Luca Vildoza just as “a summer thing’’ for the Knicks? Starting point guard Elfrid Payton is regressing while...
'DWI Dude' lawyer jailed for scamming Colombian drug cartels out of $1.5M
The Texas lawyer, who ran for the state's Attorney General seven years ago, will now face 16 years in federal prison after his multi-million dollar scheme.
Giant spider 'attacks' Australian space telescope
The eight-legged huntsman spider caught the security camera, and viewers, at the Canberra's Deep Space Communications Complex a little bit off guard.
'A slap in the face': NYC vets fume over parade lockout after pot-smokers get permit to march
Mayor de Blasio is refusing to allow a group of military veterans to march on Staten Island on Memorial Day -- after welcoming public pot smokers to puff their way...
Summer camp for Jewish boys plans to bar those with COVID vaccination: reports
A New York sleepaway camp for Jewish boys plans to bar anyone who received the COVID-19 vaccine, according to reports.
Georgia man confesses to wife's murder before killing himself: reports
Timothy Price and Katherine Price had three kids.
Gleyber Torres' clutch dribbler in 11th gives Yankees unlikely win
In his first three at-bats Saturday, Gleyber Torres struck out three times against the Nationals’ Max Scherzer. In his final two at-bats, against the Nationals bullpen, he got his bat...
Liechtenstein prince in hot water after killing huge Romanian bear
The Liechtenstein prince reportedly had a four-day hunting permit to kill a female bear but instead shot and killed Arthur, a beloved 17-year old bear.
Missing mom's family puzzles over fate after husband charged with murder
Suzanne Morphew went missing last year after she went for a bike ride near her Colorado home. Her husband Barry Morphew is now being charged with her murder.
Love is in the air: Rio’s last wild macaw is lonely and looking to mate
The last known wild macaw in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil is so lonely she’s looking for love at the city’s zoo.
Curtis Sliwa slams de Blasio as NYC's 'biggest meatball' over Columbus Day flap
There was no cherry atop the cake mayoral candidate Curtis Sliwa and a group of Italian-American city leaders brought to Gracie Mansion for Mayor De Blasio's 60th birthday.
Bill and Melinda Gates' kids still likely to get 'only' $10M each after divorce
It is not clear if the three Gates children will end up receiving inheritance money from both of their parents. Bill Gates has previously discussed not giving his children the...
Success Academy requiring all employees get vaccinated for COVID-19
Success Academy hopes that by requiring COVID-19 vaccines for all employees in its charter school network that in-person learning can go off without a hitch in August.
Whiskey business: Prestigious UWS retailer embroiled in counterfeit bourbon scandal
A high-brow Upper West Side wine and spirits shop was outed this week for hawking a counterfeit bottle of coveted Kentucky bourbon.
Mets continue to delay pitcher's debut
Carlos Carrasco’s shift to the 60-day injured list earlier this week officially pushed back his Mets debut through at least the end of May.
Mom of Florida kid paddled by school principal still wants justice
Prosecutors said the principal, Melissa Carter, and her clerk, Cecelia Self, did the spanking with the mother's approval.
Rangers cap wild week with furious finish to season
The Rangers were on their last legs, but they willed themselves to the finish line in a game that they had no business being in, let alone winning. In their...
Grieving dad of 12-year-old fatally attacked at school blames son's classmates
For Romy's father, an immigrant from Haiti, the death had an extra layer of tragedy.
Mets brass isn't backing up bizarre rat story: 'Not ideal'
Mets manager Luis Rojas didn't back up the rat or raccoon story concocted by Francisco Lindor and Jeff McNeil, and neither did acting general manager Zack Scott.
3 hospitalized after reports of gunfire at South Florida mall
Three people were taken to the hospital.
How Canelo Alvarez-Billy Joe Saunders bout will play out
Saturday evenings in Arlington, Texas, are sometimes reserved for NFL playoff nights for the Cowboys. This Saturday, a gunslinger from across the border rides into town and AT&T Stadium plays...
The celebrity-riddled story of Keith Haring's super-cool refrigerator
Signed by downtown '80s legends from Madonna to Fab 5 Freddy, artist Keith Haring’s old icebox is ready to fetch a nice price at auction.
Disney goes woke with new anti-racist agenda for employees
Disney is reportedly forcing critical race theory on employees in a new plan called "Reimagine Tomorrow," urging workers to recognize their "white privilege" in a battery of training modules on...
Naked man claiming to have bomb causes 8-hour traffic jam in Georgia
A SWAT team needed to be called in to apprehend the nude would-be bomber.
Knicks will have to live up to NBA star's praise
LOS ANGELES — The Knicks lost a second straight game and lost their cool on Friday night, but they gained a much-appreciated plug from Suns point guard Chris Paul after...
Living large: Man spent $5M in fraudulent COVID relief on luxe cars and trips, feds say
A California man who acted like he got the green light to buy a Ferrari, a Bentley and a Lamborghini on the fed's COVID-19 relief dime is now steering his...
Girl, 4, two others shot in Times Square broad daylight mayhem
A mother and her 3-year-old daughter were shot Saturday evening in Times Square, police sources told The Post.
Yankees not fearing the worst with injured infielder
Gio Urshela was doing “much better” on Saturday, manager Aaron Boone said.
Virginia Republicans vote in gubernatorial convention
Virginia's new-ranked choice voting will decide the Republican candidate for governor. The winner is expected to face off against Democrat Terry McAuliffe.
Everything to know for Canelo Alvarez vs. Billy Joe Saunders
Canelo Alvarez's quest to become the undisputed world super middleweight champion continues on Saturday night.
Jets coach hopeful star's deal will get done
Jets coach Robert Saleh said he is hopeful that safety Marcus Maye will have a new long-term contract soon. “I have a tremendous amount of respect for what they’re going...
'Whoops': Star golfer's flight gaffe sparks chaos
Bryson DeChambeau is known for long distance, but this is something entirely different.
Mom fatally strangled in Queens, son busted: NYPD sources
Police believe a 28-year-old man fatally strangled his mother in her Queens home, sources told The Post.
'A true and loyal companion': Obama reveals death of former first dog Bo
Former President Obama's dog Bo died Saturday, the ex-commander-in-chief revealed in a Twitter thread.
Outside 'agitators' mar peaceful NYC protests weekly: police source
At mostly peaceful protests throughout New York City, outside people who are not part of the protests have joined demonstrations and are "bent on destruction."
Slow Cuo: Gov. has yet to name new members of NY state boards
Gov. Andrew Cuomo has fallen behind on naming new board members or replacing expired members for several state boards that he is in control of.
The craziest Rangers season ever
So this just has to be the craziest, most eventful and most traumatic season in Rangers history, correct?
Swiss billionaire uses his fortune to help sway US elections
Reclusive Swiss-born Hansjörg Wyss gave $208 million over four years from his non-profits to other groups that backed Democrats and progressive causes.
Indian PM faces mounting calls for national lockdown amid COVID crisis
India has faced a surge of COVID-19 cases the country is struggling to contain. Multiple leaders are calling on Prime Minister Narendra Modi to lock down the country.
Zach Wilson not taking starting Jets job for granted
Zach Wilson had his second practice as a Jet on Saturday afternoon. But Jets fans are already dreaming about September.
MSG owner James Dolan shows no signs of moving the arena
Madison Square Garden does not appear to be going anywhere.
Minnesota suspect wanted 'big show' with FBI while threatening hostages
A Minnesota man who robbed a bank and held its employees hostages for hours apparently wanted to "go viral," officials said.
Who will end New York's title drought?
This week, with so many New York teams on the upswing, a popular question I’ve fielded is this: Who’s next? Who will be the next New York team of the...
How Jeff Bezos’ affair with Lauren Sanchez was revealed
Amazon executives suspected Jeff Bezos was poised to divorce his wife when they noticed their boss taking an unusually keen interest in helicopters.
This country is trying to eradicate hedgehog 'killing machines'
Hedgehogs were introduced to New Zealand and have become dominated ecosystems since they don't have any natural predators on the island to keep them in check.
Trump-aligned legal foundation condemns critical race theory in schools
A legal foundation with close ties to President Trump offered a lengthy comment condemning possible plans by the US Department of Education to incentivize schools to teach critical race theory...
Leonardo da Vinci drawing expected to fetch over $16 million at auction
A 3-inch by 3-inch drawing of a bear’s head by famed artist Leonardo da Vinci is expected to fetch up to $16.7 million at auction in July.
Wife of Nets player pens children's book just in time for Mother's Day
Nets forward Jeff Green and his wife, Stephanie, have evening story time with their young daughters every night.
Jerusalem braces for more violence following clash at Al-Aqsa Mosque
More demonstrations against the forced evictions of Palestinians in the Sheikh Jarrah neighborhood in Jerusalem, Israel are expected.
New York's COVID-19 positivity rate hits lowest level since October
New York state has reached its lowest COVID-19 positivity rate since October, according to the latest numbers from Gov. Andrew Cuomo.
George Floyd's family praises DOJ for civil rights indictment
George Floyd's family praised US Attorney General Merrick Garland for pursuing federal charges against the officers.
Annual Ernest Hemingway look-alike contest returns in Florida
The annual Ernest Hemingway look-alike contest is set to return to the Florida Keys after being postponed last year due to the coronavirus epidemic.
Famed German engineer's shocking 'Elon' prediction from 1952 could come true
Wernher von Braun may have predicted Elon Musk's plan to colonize other worlds nearly 70 years ago when he described a man named "Elon" ruling over Mars.
Brandon Nimmo offers Mother's Day tribute to his biggest fan: his mom
The Mets star owes some of his success to his mother's support growing up in Wyoming.
These lower-tier pitchers can make big fantasy baseball difference
Heading into the 2021 fantasy baseball season, there was plenty of debate regarding how to draft starting pitching. Do you draft early and grab the aces, or can you wait...
Liverpool elects first black woman to lead a major British city
Joanne Anderson, who represents the Labour party, was elected mayor of Liverpool this week, after two years on the city council, according to the BBC.
Legendary basketball coach nearly became MLB manager
In the mid-1960s, the Pirates, looking to replace infirm manager Danny Murtaugh, very nearly hired John Wooden, the famed UCLA basketball coach, to replace him.
30-day 'cooling off' period for divorce applications in China causes controversy
The Chinese man must wait for 30 days thanks to a controversial new "cooling off" period for divorce applications.
No longer Golden: California reports first-ever population drop
California, whose population growth began with the Gold Rush and whose sun-splashed image inspired a reputation of glamour around the world, reported a loss of 182,000 people.
'Beloved' Yankee reemerging as prized prospect
Estevan Florial is hitting like a top prospect again.
Portland man recovering from beating after armed standoff amid protest
Portland Police are trying to sort out exactly what happened that ended up sending Joseph Hall, 53, to the hospital.
Biden to meet with influential GOP senators on infrastructure plan
President Biden will sit down with six influential GOP senators next week to discuss possible areas of agreement over his emerging $2.25 trillion infrastructure spending proposal.
AG investigating Cuomo vaccine czar over calls to county leaders
The state attorney general is now investigating whether Gov. Cuomo's COVID-19 vaccine czar pressured county leaders to support the embattled governor.
Was the murder of a young reporter a case of mistaken identity?
Aviva Okeson-Haberman, 24, was pronounced dead after her boss went to check on her and found her unconscious.
Pakistani opposition leader blocked from leaving the country
Shahbaz Sharif, a Pakistani opposition leader, was prevented from boarding a flight leaving the country, according to reports.
Bronx man arrested for murder in deadly 2018 apartment building fire
Edward Garcia was charged with murder and arson for allegedly starting 2018 fire in the Bronx that killed two people.
NFL power rankings: Where all 32 teams stand right now
The Post's Ryan Dunleavy ranks all 32 teams following a lot of action in the NFL offseason.
Four people wounded in NYC shootings overnight
Four people were injured in three separate shootings across the Bronx in the early morning hours, according the police.
Closer's emergence comes with fantasy baseball concern
After a 2019 season in which he recorded 30 saves in 34 opportunities, Kennedy was 0-2 with no saves and an ugly 9.00 ERA over 15 appearances for the Royals...
EU signs deal with Pfizer for up to 1.8 billion COVID vaccine doses
The European Union agreed Saturday to buy up to 1.8 billion doses of the COVID-19 vaccine developed by Pfizer and its German partner, BioNTech.
Robert De Niro among celebs shilling ‘COVID-safe’ real estate endorsement
Robert De Niro is among several celebrities who are endorsing the WELL Health-Safety Seal from the International WELL Building Institute in a new commerical.
Rep. Nicole Malliotakis asks feds to help restore law and order in NYC
Rep. Nicole Malliotakis is asking for federal law enforcement officer assistance to help fight the surging crime in New York City.
Tom Suozzi pays himself $37,000 in rent from Congressional committee
The Long Island congressman has used cash from his Congressional campaign committee to pay himself since January 2020.
Upper East Sider scales Bear Mountain by Citi Bike
James Huang, 19, burned more than 3,000 calories muscling the clunker up the mountain.
What's behind the timing of Bill and Melinda Gates' divorce?
Bill and Melinda Gates' high profile divorce was reportedly planned around their youngest child graduating from high school.
NYC teacher caught sucking topless man's nipple during Zoom class
Teacher Amanda K. Fletcher allegedly performed an “inappropriate sexual act” on a Zoom class at Columbia Secondary School for Math, Science, and Engineering.
How the New York Times has published lies to serve a biased narrative
A new book reveals how The New York Times has published lies to serve a biased narrative — from Hitler to Trump.
All signs point to this AL East team
Thank you, Mrs. Vice President. Kamala Harris, who “takes this job very seriously,” said the border crisis could be blamed on “climate adaptation and climate resilience.” Hmmm. Stitches, who takes...
Ex-Rangers president breaks silence after shocking firing
After Rangers CEO Jim Dolan fired president John Davidson Wednesday, along with general manager Jeff Gorton, the beloved former Blueshirts goalie issued a statement through talent agency The Montag Group’s...
Bushwick residents sell ‘locally sourced’ food scraps to Park Slopers
The eco-friendly shoppers of the ultra-crunchy Park Slope Food Coop can buy a small paper bag of the nutrient- and organism-rich stuff for $6.25 per pound.
Cyberattack shuts down key pipeline in major blow to East Coast fuel supply
A major oil pipeline that carries more than 100 million gallons of fuel from Houston to Linden, N.J., each day is shut down after the company that owns it was...
Black people must demand change from progressives failing on gun violence
As gun violence in Chicago continues to grow worse, citizens need to demand change from the city's progressive leaders.
Take surprising Giants in this NL West showdown
That the San Diego Padres are above .500 and in second place in the NL West entering their series with the San Francisco Giants is not a surprise to most....
Yankees star talks pressure, bachelor status
Yankees slugger Giancarlo Stanton has been red-hot at the plate, and he took a swing at some Q&A with Post columnist Steve Serby.
Man, 60, survives subway shove by unhinged stranger in Harlem: cops
The attack is the latest in a wave of transit violence in New York City.
Porn actress a suspect in poisoning death of Japan's 'Don Juan'
Kosuke Nozaki became famous in Japan for seducing more than 4,000 women. Now his 25-year-old third wife has been charged with his murder.
Tom Brady isn't starting an Aaron Rodgers-like controversy
The difference between Aaron Rodgers and Tom Brady is more than just six Super Bowl rings.
Slugger's sad ending should serve as warning sign: Sherman
Albert Pujols was last an elite player in 2012, or in the first season of the 10-year, $240 million contract he signed with the Angels in December 2011.
Mets players seem to be enjoying dugout 'rat' tale
If Francisco Lindor and Jeff McNeil made up a rodent story to cover up an argument, teammates likely are not going to rat them out.
Sherpa climbs Mount Everest for record 25th time
He's at the peak of his career. A Sherpa guide scaled Mount Everest for a record 25th time on Friday, breaking the previous record, which he had also set. Kami...
Canelo's challenger is no stranger to controversy
There has been much ado in the lead-up to Billie Joe Saunders' bout with Canelo Alvarez, but far tamer than the Brit's trail of disputations outside the ring.
DOJ proposes rule in attempt to limit so-called 'ghost guns'
Authorities have been sounding the alarm for years about so-called "ghost guns," which can be legally built at home from kits or with 3-D printing.
Columbus Day ban proves NYC bureaucrats hate the nation we love
The attack on Columbus Day by New York City's schools is an attack on America and it's foundation.
How Bob Ballard achieved 'impossible' feat of finding the lost Titanic
After the legendary liner hit an iceberg in 1912, it was thought lost forever. But the unsinkable Bob Ballard refused to give up.
Pelosi shares photo of wrong black player in botched attempt to honor baseball legend
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi attempted to wish Hall of Fame baseball player Willie Mays a happy birthday, but posted a photo of Willie McCovey instead.
Homeschool revolution: More parents than ever are against public schools
Homeschooling has surged in popularity around the country thanks to the COVID-19 pandemic and growing dissatisfaction with curriculums.
Here's when the massive Chinese rocket might crash into Earth
Defense Department officials were still vague Saturday as to exactly when the Long March 5B rocket, which is around 100 feet tall and weighs 22 tons, will hurtle back through...
How $5 could solve your biggest renters insurance conundrum
Lemonade built an app-controlled insurance company for renters and homeowners to get low-cost coverage in seconds. Literally, seconds.
19 grills and BBQ accessories on sale just in time for summer
Summer’s nearly here; you can almost feel it in the air! And that means BBQ season is around the corner, too. Check out these great deals on BBQ tools and...
Young Queen Elizabeth's crush revealed in friend's diaries
Alathea Fitzalan Howard's diaries offer a fascinating glimpse of the sweet, simple, somewhat awkward young girl who would become Queen Elizabeth II.
This Instagram growth training bundle is on sale for less than $20
The good news is, you don’t have to have any particular experience with social media. Each course is broken down into easy-to-understand methods and strategies for creating content on marketing,...
Dad who decried 'antiracism' at Brearley urges parents to join fight
The New York City dad who spoke out against the curriculum at Brearly School is now asking for other parents to do the same.
Pope Francis backs waivers on intellectual property rights for vaccines
Pope Francis is speaking out in support of President Joe Biden's proposal to waive intellectual property rights for the COVID-19 vaccine.
Yankees' top pitching prospect's 'struggle' isn't going away
After Deivi Garcia walked eight batters in 14 innings during spring training and three more in four innings in his lone major league outing this season, his control issues continued...
Jacob deGrom return coming into focus
If Jacob deGrom’s pregame work Friday was any indication, his return to the mound on Sunday is looking possible. The Mets ace, who was scratched from a scheduled start Tuesday...
Francisco Lindor's 'rat' tale unnecessary drama for Mets
Francisco Lindor enjoyed his best game with his new team, slamming a game-tying, two-run homer in the Mets' 5-4, 10-inning win over the Diamondbacks, but his 'rat' tale after the...
Hundreds injured in Jerusalem protests over pending Palestinian evictions
Hundreds of residents in Jerusalem have been injured over late-night clashes with police over the potential eviction of Palestinians. Law enforcement has resorted to rubber bullets and stun grenades to...
MLB has yet another no-hitter: 'Far-fetched'
CLEVELAND — Wade Miley's 4-year-old son, Jeb, convinced him to put a temporary tattoo of the Hulk on his right forearm for his start against the Indians. He might need...
Police search Maya Millete's home, four months after California mom disappeared
Police returned to Maya Millete's former Califonia home after she disappeared in January. Police have executed 23 search warrants in connection to the disappearance.
Congresswoman criticized for using term 'birthing people'
Missouri Congresswoman Cori Bush has come under fire for calling women "birthing people".The Congresswoman used the term in a speech about how doctors never believed her about the pain she...
It is time to ask: What’s wrong with Aaron Judge?
There will be nights like this one, when the Yankees’ bullpen implodes. There will be nights like this one, when Giancarlo Stanton hits the ball deep to right, just not...
Gary Sanchez shows Yankees might be right about him
Aaron Boone isn’t counting out Gary Sanchez. Quite the contrary, actually.
Knicks melt down in loss to Suns in front of loud, hostile crowd
This was the first time all pandemic season the Knicks played in front of a real, live, half-packed, hostile crowd.
Larry Kudlow: No reason for more federal spending after dismal jobs report
"There is no crisis. There is no health care crisis. Thanks to Trump, there is no COVID crisis," Larry Kudlow, a Fox Business Network host and the former National Economic...
Mets stars say 'rat' sparked frantic scene
From the team that gave birth to a fictional hitting coach named Donnie Stevenson came a dugout dustup pinned to a supposed debate over a rat versus a raccoon. Or...