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"Your ex is like a drug dealer, and you’re fiending for a fix," says relationship expert Amy Chan.

As part of The Post’s project looking back at which teams originally signed the 1,410 players used in MLB last season and examining which teams have done best, we compiled a list of 25 players whose original teams you may have forgotten. Test your knowledge with this quiz.

A record for Major League Baseball players used has been set every year since 2013, up to 1,410 in 2019. Where did they all come from? The Post put all 1,410 back on their original teams and here in Part 3 of our three-part series, we examine who has done best, worst and just how...

According to a 2019 Identity Fraud Study, 14.4 million Americans were the victims of identity fraud in 2018, costing the economy $14.7 million. While those numbers were slightly lower than the previous year thanks to embedded chip cards, more people were at least partly responsible for the liabilities. A total of 3.3 million people had...

What’s the perfect pairing for Netflix and vino? A wine movie! Vino flicks comprise a peculiar Hollywood sub-genre that nearly always takes place in California, and features characters who are erudite sophisticates, crazed drunks or, ideally, both. Along with Netflix’s latest, “Uncorked,” here are a few other films for a wine spectator. “Sideways” Buttery and...

“I saw in the news that high-risk patients [are] people with existing diseases like heart problems and asthma,” Randolph told the outlet.

The shortage of safety gear at one Manhattan hospital is so dire that desperate nurses have resorted to wearing trash bags — and some blame the situation for the coronavirus death of a beloved colleague. A stunning photo shared on social media shows three nurses at Mount Sinai West posing in a hallway while clad...

As the COVID-19 pandemic ramps up, many of us are looking at potentially long stretches of unemployment or severely slashed wages — and rent is due next week. A 2018 study reported that 39 percent of Americans don’t have $400 on hand to cover an emergency expense, let alone enough money to sustain them over...

These shots show how social distancing can bring families together. After the coronavirus pandemic forced a Lithuanian wedding photographer out of a job, he decided to use his talents to capture heartwarming drone portraits of families bonding during lockdown. The Eastern European nation recently announced that it would be under quarantine until April 13, LRT...

Pete Alonso’s support for first responders existed long before the national coronavirus pandemic, but soared to new heights this week when the New York Mets first basemen sent personalized videos to doctors and nurses for their sacrifices during the outbreak. “I just want to say thank you so much for all the time and effort...

This grandma deserves a vacation. Watch as a grandmother in Pitman, New Jersey, tries to clean up after her toddler-age grandchildren — while the rambunctious little ones pelt her with soft balls. The kids’ mother claimed her mother-in-law was a “good sport” about the clearly irritating situation.   Subscribe to our YouTube!

The coronavirus isn’t mutating very quickly as it spreads — which means a vaccine could potentially provide years of protection, according to a report. Peter Thielen, a molecular biologist with Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory, told the Washington Post. that the strains currently in US only have seen around four to 10 genetic variations...

Neighborhoods across the globe are coming together amid the outbreak with an almost un-bear-ably cute show of community. “Bear hunts” are being set up by neighbors and businesses everywhere in a bid to keep kids – and parents – busy during self-isolation, while also adhering to social distancing. The activity, which is based on the...

Opening Day naturally would have been glorious, and we’re all the poorer for not experiencing its vaunted, annual traditions: The baseline introductions. The ceremonial first pitch. The military flyover. The Mets victory. True, Major League Baseball possesses no known rule mandating that the Mets win their first game of the season. However, in an eccentricity...

Students who reside at CUNY and SUNY colleges have been kicked out of their dorms as Gov. Andrew Cuomo and health authorities eye the campuses as sites for make-shift emergency medical centers to help treat a wave of coronavirus patients, officials said. “New York State is sending its CUNY and SUNY students out into pandemic through...

When Tristan South and his girlfriend broke up two weeks ago, they agreed to remain close. But they didn’t mean, like, move-in together close. “We were having coffee last week when we got the call that her father had been diagnosed with the coronavirus,” South, 23, tells The Post. “Since I had been exposed through...

Long Island mom Diana Berrent, 45, has been taking The Post on her journey since she tested positive for the coronavirus last week. Today, she discusses her efforts to form a “Survivor Corps” of recovered patients who could help fight and defeat the virus. I ended yesterday’s post about gratitude with a bit of a...

The Yankees still have one minor leaguer who tested positive for coronavirus under quarantine and the minor league complex in Tampa remains closed at least until Thursday, but they’ve had no new cases on either the minor league side or with the major league roster. Team spokesman Jason Zillo said Wednesday that no one is...

“It is amazing,” said Sumanth Kaja, an emergency medicine physician at NYU Langone, who launched the GoFundMe page. “We’re seeing so many people are trying to help even when times are rough.”

Even though it currently has temperatures approaching 800 degrees Fahrenheit during the day and nearly -300 degrees at night, a new study suggests there is a small chance that the planet Mercury could have supported life. The research, published in the journal Scientific Reports, notes the planet’s surface is not caused by the result of...

A new wave of condos is finally making land in Sunny Isles and Surfside, almost all of which first broke ground in 2016. Buyers can now move into developer Gil Dezer’s 56-story, 308-unit Residences by Armani/Casa. To celebrate, the building hosted a blowout earlier this month on its oceanfront terrace, where VIP guests enjoyed a...

Judge Paul Engelmayer shot down Tekashi's request.

"What we're working on is a common challenge," said Cuomo in an Albany press briefing, noting that he's been on the phone with Trump and Vice President Mike Pence, as well as the president's son-in-law and senior advisor, the "extraordinarily helpful" Jared Kushner.

New Jersey cops bought 300 pizzas from local restaurants to help residents amid the coronavirus pandemic, the police department announced late Tuesday. Officers from Toms River bought 50 pies each from six local pizzerias, which they’re slated to begin supplying to families on Thursday, NJ.com first reported. “As Covid-19 consumes reality in our area, it’s...

A Queens man died of “probable COVID-19,” according to police sources — but neither the city medical examiner nor the Health Department could say whether he would be tested for the virus in order to warn others who interacted with him. Jose Tenezaca, 51, was found unresponsive by his brother in an apartment in Jackson...