Новости за 01.05.2020

This is how you spell love during the time of coronavirus. A Staten Island man got creative when proposing to his girlfriend this week — popping the question by displaying the words “Will You Marry Me?” on the back of umbrellas, while their friends and family looked on from a safe social distance. “No distance...

Staff alleges they haven't got any of the $300,000 in funds that were raised.

Sorry, #MeToo: the liberal media had its first major test in the “believe all women” era and, of course, it has failed spectacularly. Vice President Joe Biden, currently on track to be the Democratic nominee for president, has been accused of sexual assault by former staffer Tara Reade. Reade has some corroboration, including audio of...

Nearly 5,000 workers at the country’s meat processing plants have tested positive for the coronavirus, according to new data from the Centers for Disease Control. The US agency tested workers at more than 100 meat processing plants in 19 states and found that nearly 3 percent of them had the virus that has killed more...

Thousands of fed up crew members have been stuck at sea on cruise ships for weeks amid the coronavirus crisis — as US officials refuse to let them disembark, according to a report Friday. Melinda Mann, 25, of Georgia is demanding to be set free after being trapped on the Holland America with no passengers for a...

Video has emerged from Bashaud Breeland’s Tuesday arrest, and it shows near disaster being the result. The Chiefs’ defensive back resisted being taken into handcuffs in South Carolina by a York Country Sheriff’s Office deputy and had a gun pointed at his face, before eventually being taken away, the video obtained by TMZ Sports showed....

Dr. Anthony Fauci, the director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, had announced the positive news about the drug on Wednesday.

"I would just say to Joe Biden: Just go out and fight it," the president continued, suggesting he was even "sticking up for" his political opponent.

The department will increase its presence in city parks, adding a number of cops ready to make arrests or issue summonses, police sources said.

A Financial Times reporter has resigned after he was accused of eavesdropping on Zoom calls at rival UK newspapers in which executives revealed layoff plans to staffers. Mark Di Stefano had been suspended earlier in the week when London’s The Independent told the FT he had gotten unauthorized access to its private Zoom calls as...

If Kim Jong Un is holed up in his luxe seaside hideaway in the port city of Wonsan, he may have plenty of company — a harem of 2,000 sex slaves, a report said Friday. The North Korean dictator resurrected his late grandfather’s “Pleasure Squad” of secret sex entertainers in 2015, The Sun reported. And...

Some guests have flouted Green-Wood's rules by bringing in dogs, riding bikes and allowing children to climb trees, its president said.

Philadelphia police are hunting for the man involved in this near-fatal hit-and-run incident. After crashing an SUV, the suspect allegedly fled and carjacked another vehicle, pushing the female driver out of the second car before driving off. He then allegedly hit another woman walking down the street, Temple University student Emily Ocelus, 21, who is...

Russia reported a record daily spike in the number of people infected by the coronavirus — an increase of nearly 8,000 cases —  one day after the country’s Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin announced he had contracted the illness, according to a report Friday. The country’s nationwide infection rate soared from a reported 106,498 to 114,431...

Promised anti-lockdown protests at City Hall and the state’s Capitol in Albany fizzled Friday, attracting sparse crowds amid rainy conditions in the Big Apple and upstate. Roughly 100 demonstrators gathered in the drizzle near the east steps of the Capitol and then marched to the governor’s mansion just a few blocks away to protest the...

A Maine restaurateur who plans to open his business Friday — in defiance of a state order during the coronavirus crisis — gave out Gov. Janet Mills private cell phone number to millions of viewers during an interview on Tucker Carlson Tonight. Rick Savage, who owns Sunday River Brewing Company in Newry, Oxford County, told...

Time is ticking — but fans aren't sure toward what.

“Stuck with U" will raise money for the First Responders Children's Foundation.

Just two years after making one of the most iconic wedding dresses of our time, Clare Waight Keller is out at the fashion house. What went wrong?

The collection just keeps growing.

HANGZHOU, China – A Chinese startup that develops augmented-reality products for use in manufacturing and gaming has found a promising growth area in the midst of a global pandemic – wearable glasses that measure temperatures on the move. In response to the COVID-19 outbreak in late 2019, Hangzhou-based startup Rokid developed a pair of glasses...

The Post’s league-wide NFL rankings have been shaken up by the NFL Draft, and the defending-champion Kansas City Chiefs have been dethroned. Tom Brady and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers continue their rise, while Bill Belichick and the New England Patriots continue their slide. There is a Core Four of teams at the top, followed by...

Investigations into whether students cheated during at-home online exams amid the coronavirus pandemic are underway at colleges in two states, according to reports. Probes were ongoing this week at Georgia Tech and Boston University, where some chemistry and physics students have been accused of using a California-based tutoring service to ace exams while at home,...

Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez introduced legislation Friday to expand disaster aid to individuals impacted by the coronavirus pandemic. Ocasio-Cortez said the current criteria only allow the Federal Emergency Management Agency to provide direct assistance to individuals during natural disasters such as wildfires, tornadoes, hurricanes and earthquakes — not a pandemic. Sen. Kamala Harris introduced a companion...

As lockdown continues, people are craving intimacy and connection in isolation — and some are going to extremes to get it. Forty-two percent of Americans in relationships have downloaded a dating app since the start of COVID-19, according to a new study of 1,000 people in relationships not quarantining with their partner. A shocking 52...