March 6, 2022
Former Ukrainian President Poroshenko calls Putin 'war criminal'
Former Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko say Russian invasion of Ukraine should be considered a "common war" with the West.
Rangers veteran ties career-high in points amid resurgent season
Just when you think Chris Kreider is slowing down, he ramps it back up again.
Kyrie Irving has plenty to say about Eric Adams
Irving, like a politician courting an endorsement — or an unvaccinated player still hoping for a vaccine carve out — was effusive in praising Adams.
'People's Convoy' descends on Washington, DC, slows traffic on Beltway
Hundreds of trucks, RVs and cars descended on Washington DC Sunday, with the goal of shutting down traffic around the capital in protest of COVID-19 mandates.
As threat of nuclear war looms, how Democrats spin a crisis
President JoeBiden made lots of empty promises to Ukraine, giving them the impression that joining the North Atlantic Treaty Organization would be good for the country, not a fatal provocation...
Ukrainian pets, animals rescued amid Russian violence
Animal welfare groups are working to support the rescue and evacuation of pets from war-torn Ukraine and sending supplies to at risk animal shelters.
These transcendent prospects can rejuvenate Giants, Jets defenses
If college football recruiting can invent “athlete” as a new position, maybe it’s time for NFL teams to create space to add “playmaker” on their depth charts.
How a dad became ‘Enemy #1’ to teachers in Loudoun County, Virginia
To hear Loudoun County, Va., educators tell it, Brian Davison is a violent lunatic, a physical threat, someone who should be in jail.
Billionaire mogul with Russia ties emerges as major donor to Hochul, numerous pols
Len Blavatnik donated $69,700 to Hochul's election campaign since she took over as governor following Andrew Cuomo's resignation in August.
3 top NYS troopers forced to retire over handling of discrimination complaint
Three high-ranking New York State troopers are set to retire Monday after the governor’s office took issue with their handling of an investigation into a workplace discrimination complaint.
Rangers cruise to second in division with comfortable win
The Rangers’ first game of a four-city Central Division swing could not have gone better under their circumstances.
Ukrainian actor who played soldier takes up arms vs. Russians
“I woke up to the sound of explosions, and everyone knew it had begun, and I was ready to fight,'' Matsiyta said of the Russian invasion of his country.
Biden's pro-police talk doesn't change his anti-cop walk
Biden’s administration has repeatedly targeted police departments and promulgated the woke, anti-cop narrative.
Don't encourage state attorneys general to file more political lawsuits
The bill would give ambulance-chasing law firms a lucrative incentive to pitch contracts with state AGs to file duplicative suits in different districts across the country.
American capitalizes on stumbling field to win Arnold Palmer Invitational
At the end of a positively wild day at Bay Hill, Scottie Scheffler emerged victorious, won for the second time in his past three starts.
Wading in blood won't stop Putin's doom from growing ever closer
As Vladimir Putin’s war on Ukraine grows ever more horrific, he’s increasingly desperate to hide the truth from his own citizens. He’s bound to fail — and to grow ever...
The Nerlens Noel mystery continues
Now Knicks coach Tom Thibodeau has no choice but to use Jericho Sims, the rookie center out of Texas, to back up Mitchell Robinson.
NY progressives' weak-on-crime policies are profoundly anti-woman
Courts are deeply dysfunctional, and the new bail laws did nothing to change that. The Democratic state Legislature just grafted yet more opportunities for catastrophic mistakes.
Letters to the Editor — March 7, 2022
The Issue: Western countries’ need to reduce their dependence on Russian oil and gas. The United States imports 600,000 barrels daily of Russian oil (“Make US energy indy, Joe,” Editorial,...
The pandemic’s impact on economy and other commentary
United States manufacturing is now surging, with employment “expanding more rapidly than in almost four decades” as “the trend to reshoring has accelerated.” notes Joel Kotkin for The American Mind.
Rangers relying on youngster to fill in on penalty kill
The Rangers have been dipping into their depth pool for quite some time now, but the recent loss of Kevin Rooney and now Greg McKegg has the organization reaching even...
'The Batman’ earns $128M at box office in year's biggest opening weekend
The only COVID-times movie to earn more than “The Batman” was “Spider-Man: No Way Home,” which had a $260 million opening weekend in December.
As our leaders flinch over nuke fears, Americans want to face down Putin
A new poll from Reuters/Ipsos shows that 74% of Americans, including majorities in both parties, want NATO to impose a no-fly zone in Ukraine. I
Ukrainian civilian soldiers wed in patriotic frontline nuptials in Kyiv
Lesya Filimonova and Valeriy Filimonov were married in Kyiv on Sunday -- flanked by soldiers armed with grenades and missiles and journalists in bulletproof vests, the Washington Post reported.
Why we must demand that leaders who got COVID wrong admit it and apologize
As COVID restrictions end around the country, and Democratic politicians pretend that something about the science has changed, Americans must first demand: apologies.
Rangers veteran unbothered facing former team
This time around Jacob Trouba seemed entirely unfazed.
I deliberately catfished men with a fake dating profile to prove how shallow they are
A woman has made it her mission to expose the "stupidity" of men by setting up a fake profile to reverse catfish men on Hinge.
MLB could soon cancel more games with two sides 'deadlocked'
Another meeting, another stalemate.
Mayor Adams faces backlash over neighborhood jails plan in lieu of Rikers
Opening four borough jails to replace the beleaguered Rikers Island complex is emerging as a politically explosive issue for Mayor Eric Adams amid outrage over the city's crime surge
Devils halt two-game skid with overtime win
Dougie Hamilton scored in overtime and rookie Nico Daws made 19 saves and the New Jersey Devils edged the St. Louis Blues 3-2 on Sunday.
Academy Awards are no longer what they used to be
The Academy Awards are not what they used to be. Wokeness and other factors have killed the awards show.
Ex-spy Anna Chapman thanks Russians for 'patriotism,' hawks clothing line
Anna Chapman, the Russian intelligence agent busted for spying in New York City in 2010, thanked her fellow citizens for their "patriotism" amid Russia’s brutal invasion of Ukraine.
Steph Curry has dire warning for stumbling Warriors
Steph Curry is trying everything he can to prevent the Warriors from spiraling.
I had a gastric sleeve — what I wish I’d known before having surgery
Jodie Marie took to TikTok to share a video explaining the downsides of having bariatric surgery, telling viewers that she was unaware of the pain level she'd experience.
Zelensky's wife begs media to tell the 'terrible truth' that Russians are killing kids
"Show these photos to Russian women -- your husbands, brothers, compatriots are killing Ukrainian children! Let them know that they are personally responsible for the death of every Ukrainian child."...
Michigan upsets Ohio State in last game of Juwan Howard's suspension
Juwan Howard is expected back for the Big Ten tournament.
Average gas prices top $4 per gallon for first time since '08
The national average hit $4.009 cents on Sunday, according to AAA, just over 10 cents short of the $4.114 average recorded in July 2008.
Schumer: I'll fully support US back-up to nations giving Ukraine jets
“We must help Ukraine from the ongoing Russian bombardment and siege with planes, and other capabilities.” said Sen. Chuck Schumer, who is in full support of helping Ukraine.
Brazil pol’s sexist remarks about women fleeing Ukraine spark outrage
São Paulo Congressman Arthur do Val, 35, made the vile comments while he was supposed to be on a diplomatic mission last week to witness the devastation of the war...
Broadway to maintain COVID-19 vaccine and mask mandate through April
The statement echos a similar sentiment expressed by the Broadway league in February when New York Governor Kathy Hochul dropped the indoor dining mask mandate due to low COVID numbers.
NYC will make it easier for residents to reunite with Ukrainian family members
New York City Commissioner of Immigrant Affairs Manny Castro announced that City Hall will work with the federal government to help Ukrainian refugees reunite with family in the city.
Body of Florida woman found in septic tank, handyman charged with murder
Deputies searched Cole's property and noticed the top of a septic tank in her backyard was opened. Cole's body was found stuffed inside the tank.
'The Bachelorette' meets 'Bridgerton' in wacky new dating show
"The Courtship," a new dating show on NBC that premieres Sunday, March 6, has suitors trying out old-fashioned flourishes — including writing letters in calligraphy and wearing waistcoats — to...
Celtics star torches Nets to send them crashing below .500
The Nets are officially a losing team.
Subway safety essential for NYC comeback, officials say
New York City has struggled with a recent surge in subway attacks, including the January murder of Michelle Go, who was shoved in front of an oncoming train.
Knicks star 'hurt' by ejection that got him fined $50K
Julius Randle gave his mea culpa Sunday morning, and an hour later the NBA rocked him with a $50,000 fine for the Cam Johnson incident.
Former NFL Pro Bowler's UFC career could be over after third straight loss
Greg Hardy's UFC career could be coming to an end.
'Weakest moments of my life': Wife of WNBA All-Star Brittney Griner calls for her safe return
Brittney Griner was arrested in February for allegedly having vape cartridges in her luggage.
Rutgers avoids disaster to likely lock up March Madness 2022 berth
Of course Rutgers didn't make it easy. Of course the Scarlet Knights had to rely on their grit and a last-second defensive stand that nearly gave their fans a heart...
TikTok blocks Russian users from posting, streaming after 'fake news' law is passed
The law, passed Friday by Russia's parliament, makes it illegal to intentionally spread false information, including calling the Russian attack on Ukraine an “invasion” or a “war.”
Treasure-filled Brooklyn mansion from 1900 hits the market for $2.7M
A dazzling array of relics filled the more than 4,000-square-foot home's lush interior — from ancient television sets and classical busts to century-old stoves and dolls.
Islanders coach explains his puzzling handling of talented youngster
Barry Trotz has been around long enough to know how this looks from the outside.
Ukrainians flee Russian bombs as civilians are killed in small Kyiv suburb
Footage from the scene shows a damaged bridge on which residents were running over to try to escape the heavily embattled area.
Ukrainian girl melts hearts by singing 'Let It Go' in bunker
The safe-room, full of families and children, hushed for the child's astounding performance of the hit tune from the flick "Frozen," according to the clip circulating on social media.
US lawmakers warn no-fly zone in Ukraine could set off World War III
US lawmakers Sunday expressed reluctance to establish a no-fly zone over Ukraine as requested by President Volodymyr Zelensky.
Lakers coach resisting organizational push to bench struggling star
Frank Vogel is feeling the pressure to demote Russell Westbrook, with a push coming from within the Lakers organization to play the superstar off the bench.
Cuomo complains that 'cancel culture' ruined his career in speech at church
In his first public appearance since resigning, the accused serial sexual harasser whined about his explosive scandal to about 150 congregants at God's Battalion of Prayer in Crown Heights.
Todd English to open huge eatery in former J&R Music space downtown
Celebrity chef Todd English will soon bring new life to a heavily trafficked but long-dark FiDi corner, Realty Check has learned. A huge eatery under the English banner has signed...
Dozens of beef jerky brands recalled by FDA after listeria found
Health officials urged people to toss any dried beef made on Feb. 23 due to the bacteria — which can cause fever, stomach problems and convulsions.
Straphanger slashed in the face with razor blade on NYC subway, cops say
The 41-year-old victim was on a northbound J train as it entered the Delancey Street/Essex Street station on the Lower East Side during the incident.
Ukrainians heed Zelensky's call to fight as ceasefire fails on 11th day of war
Defiant Ukrainian civilians took the streets on their president’s command Sunday, refusing to capitulate to occupying Russian forces.
Trucking firms turn to junkyards as they grapple with big-rig shortage
Businesses like family-owned Heavy Salvage in Pickens, SC are selling used truck cabs, trailers and truck parts to large trucking companies that “historically wouldn’t buy salvage."
20,000 foreign volunteers have signed up to fight in Ukraine: officials
"Experienced veterans and volunteers from 52 countries of the world come to us. This is their desire," Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba said.
Aaron Rodgers officiates teammate's wedding as Packers decision looms
Aaron Rodgers got to be involved in a wedding after all.
Blinken says US in 'very active discussion' with allies to ban imports of Russian oil
White House press secretary Jen Psaki said last Friday that the administration is "looking at options amid pressure from bipartisan lawmakers in Congress.
341-pound lineman's 40-yard dash at NFL combine faster than Patrick Mahomes
Jordan Davis, the 341-pound Georgia defensive tackle, clocked a stunning 4.78 40-yard dash at the NFL combine on Saturday night.
LeBron James had to 'put on a show' with Super Bowl-winning QB courtside
LeBron James saw Matthew Stafford courtside and knew he had to do something.
Cruise ship 5 times the size of the Titanic sets sail
Wonder of the Seas weighs in at a staggering 236,857 tons and is fitted out with 19 swimming pools, 20 restaurants, 11 bars, an ice rink, casino and even its...
College hoops star gets ceremonial start 15 months after on-court collapse
It was an emotional scene that was 15 months in the making.
Teams to watch as women's NCAA tourney approaches
The NCAA women’s basketball tournament is set to tip off on March 16 with the First Four games. The tournament officially gets going March 18.
Sam's Club membership comes with free chicken and cupcakes for $20
Stock up on your favorites in bulk while saving money on a one-year membership with this deal.
Duo attending NYC event wounded in early-morning shooting, cops say
A man and a woman were wounded in a shooting in Brooklyn Sunday morning, cops said.
This top-rated sleep app is now up to 74% off and helps de-stress
It's like Netflix, but for sleep.
The lure of Kayvon Thibodeaux, cap space and what the Combine revealed about the Giants' and Jets' draft plans
What did the NFL Scouting Combine reveal about how the Giants and Jets are approaching the offseason?
Mom, 6-year-old daughter found stabbed to death in NYC apartment: cops
A mother and her 6-year-old daughter were found stabbed to death in the Bronx, cops said Sunday.
This neck device combines three types of pain-relieving technology
It's time to target those tight spots in your neck.
These two drivers give bettors value at Pennzoil 400
Action Network NASCAR expert Nick Giffen gives three best bets for this weekend's Penzoil 400 at Las Vegas Motor Speedway.
This refurbished Apple Mac mini is currently more than $200 off
We love a good Apple deal.
'Too white': Florida police chief fired for favoring minority officers
A Florida police chief has been given the boot after an investigation found he engaged in discriminatory promotion practices, and remarked “that wall is too white.”
No bones about it: T. Rex might actually be three separate species, study claims
The iconic Tyrannosaurus rex, or "T. Rex," might need to be re-categorized into three distinct species, according to researchers. The Tyrannosaurus rex is the only recognized species of the group of...
Dramatic new tech will completely revolutionize how you charge your phone
New technology will let your phone fully charge in just nine minutes -- and it could be available in your devices by summer.
Can I bend the truth on a resume to land the job?
Gregory Giangrande tells one job seeker whether or not to "expand" on his resume and offers advice on whether you should join your family business.
Employers need to reach out to workers struggling with mental health issues
Every company has one of those bubbly, “can-do” workers, full of vision and enthusiasm. Through most of his career, Chris Piedmont embodied this to a T — that is, until...
The plays to make in this Premier League showdown
Manchester City backers might have some slight concerns due to the defensive absences and recent history favoring Manchester United. However, City is playing at such a high level that I...
'Tragic loss': Girl, 11, dies after falling under the wheels of moving school bus
The Town of Parachute Police Department said Backner tripped while running to catch her school bus. She then reportedly fell under the wheels of the moving bus.
Seattle police fatally shoot man who crashed into downtown Federal Building, fired rifle
Several officers from the Seattle Police Department responded to a call of a shooting on the 100 block of Marion Street near 1st Ave. and Yesler Street, KOMO4.
Latest Russia-Ukraine news: Former Ukrainian president urges Zelensky to end war
Follow the latest news on the war in Ukraine with the New York Post’s live coverage as Russia’s invasion enters its second week.
Doctors Without Borders workers abducted by gunman in Yemen: sources
The medical charity told Reuters it had lost contact with some of its staff in Yemen and that it could not share more details at this time out of concern...
UFC grudge match wasn't even close
A rare non-title fight headlined Saturday night's UFC 272, as a welterweight grudge match between former training partners headlined the card at T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas. The dislike went...
Rep. Sheila Jackson Lee demands Russia release Brittney Griner: 'No right'
Congresswoman Sheila Jackson Lee is demanding the release of WNBA star Brittney Griner who was detained by authorities in Russia for allegedly possessing a vape with cannabis oil.
Duke assistant coach blows off North Carolina coach in handshake line
After Duke's loss to North Carolina, video caught Blue Devils assistant coach Nolan Smith refusing to shake hands and blowing past North Carolina coach Hubert Davis.
Man fatally stabbed in chest on Bronx street: cops
Police responded to a call around 1:30 p.m of a man stabbed outside of 1385 Stebbins Avenue in Foxhurst, cops said.
Trump, Steven Seagal raise money for Russia war effort in 'SNL' parody
This week's "Saturday Night Live" cold open imagined a telethon to raise money for Russia at Donald Trump's Mar-a-Lago Club.
Andrew Giuliani campaigns with dad at Queens St. Patrick's Day parade
New York gubernatorial hopeful Andrew Giuliani and his father, two-term New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani, were spotted campaigning at the Queens County St. Patrick’s Day Parade.
Gunman who killed his three daughters in California church was in US illegally
The Sacramento County Sheriff’s Office said that David Mora-Rojas was in the country illegally and was arrested on Feb. 23 for driving under the influence, assaulting an officer and medical...
Knicks still don't have an answer at this position
Since Kemba Walker handed in his resignation for the season during the All-Star break, Alec Burks has been reappointed as the Knicks’ starting point guard, even though he’s playing out...
California, New York gas prices continue to surge amid Russia-Ukraine conflict
Gas prices in the Golden State increased 13 cents this week. Local gas stations charged as much as $6.95 for a gallon of regular, according to NBC 4 News.
Why Jets could pass on star LSU cornerback
Derek Stingley Jr. won’t be on the field in Indianapolis on Sunday with the other defensive backs at the NFL Scouting Combine. The LSU cornerback is still coming back from...
Ben Simmons taking a few shots now
Simmons hoisted up a few shots at the end of the Nets’ practice Saturday, but the status for his debut with the team is unchanged.
Rangers stars continuing to give offense a lift
The Rangers have needed all the help they can get recently on offense, but on Friday, it was two of their stars coming through once again.
PGA Tour golfer's Dad getting used to role of golf coach and parent
ORLANDO, Fla. — Cameron Young was cruising. He had just birdied the eighth hole at Bay Hill on Saturday to get to 4-under and was on the move up the...
Zelensky remains defiant, urges Ukrainians to fight back as Putin threatens country's statehood
Russia continued its assault on Ukraine Sunday morning on the 11th day of its invasion, a day after a temporary ceasefire fell apart.
Hofstra hoops' rise buoyed by superb transfer, Pride legend coach
Estrada, who started his college career at St. Peter’s, came to Hofstra from Oregon, where he appeared in just nine games a year ago.
Memorial for slain Chinatown resident Christina Yuna Lee vandalized again
The memorial to Lee features flowers, candles and signs denouncing anti-Asian hate set up on the sidewalk outside of the apartment building on Chrystie Street.
LeBron James puts on a show
LOS ANGELES — Despite ranking third in NBA history in scoring and closing fast on Karl Malone in second, LeBron James has somehow never been thought of as a pure...
NYCFC settle for scoreless draw
Thomas Hasal made four saves for his third career MLS shutout in the Vancouver Whitecaps' 0-0 tie with NYCFC on Saturday.
St. John's disappointing season ends with a loss
St. John’s disappointing regular season ended with a loss, and it will now need a championship run in the Big East Tournament to make the Big Dance. The Red Storm...
Cops seek missing Bronx teen
He is 5'6 tall with a thin build, and was last seen wearing a black jacket, yellow Nike sweatshirt, black jeans and black sneakers, cops said.
At least 22 fans injured in brawl at Mexican soccer match
The match between the host Queretaro and Atlas from Guadalajara — the reigning league champion — was suspended in the 62nd minute when multiple fights broke out in the stands.
NJ man convicted of killing two children and college student over Facebook post
A New Jersey man was convicted for the brutal murder of two children and a college student he killed after he broke into a house because he was angry over...
Iowa tornado leaves at least 6 dead, including 2 children
Four of the victims were adults and two were children under the age of 5, officials said at an evening press conference.