Новости за 16.05.2020

Sofia Franklyn's boyfriend is blamed for the feud.

Tech billionaire Elon Musk and Canadian singer Grimes are a perfect match because they are “both as cuckoo as the other,” says a Grimes source.

Facing a public health crisis and political meltdown, Brazil’s President Jair Bolsonaro is raging out of control. At least that’s what appears on leaked portions of a video that shows the right-wing leader of Latin America’s largest country denouncing political rivals as “sh-t” and calling the governor of Rio de Janeiro state a pile of...

This might be a silver lining for DeAndre Baker, the Giants’ second-year cornerback who turned himself in to police Saturday after being charged with armed robbery and aggravated assault. Baker’s attorney, Bradford Cohen, has a history of helping athletes get out of trouble. In 2012, Dennis Rodman owed $179,000 worth of child support, but Cohen...

Bill De Blasio, activist Steve Margarella told the crowd, "has had his boots on our throats" for the past four years. He referred to Cuomo as "Il Duce," which was Mussolini's nickname.

Men in the notorious Bellevue homeless shelter are trapped sleeping on the floor next to coronavirus carriers and K2-smoking zombies — while most of the facility’s beds go unused, residents told The Post. Things haven’t changed much since the city pledged Friday to clean up the blighted 30th Street facility after The Post published shocking...

It’s don’t test, don’t tell at New York nursing homes. Deaths soared at two NYC nursing homes and two in Nassau County at the height of the coronavirus outbreak. But the official state counts show far fewer COVID-19 related fatalities. At the 268-bed Cypress Garden Center for Nursing and Rehabilitation in Flushing, 76 patients died...

A distraught Brooklyn woman whose mother died in the midst of the coronavirus outbreak believes the funeral home buried the wrong body.

Deaths from the coronavirus ticked higher in New York over the last 24 hours, but hospitalizations and new cases continued to decline, according to Gov. Andrew Cuomo, who warned Saturday about complacency amid data showing reason for optimism. An additional 157 people died of COVID-19 Friday, 105 in hospitals and 52 in nursing homes, a...

The “Food Poisoning Game” doesn’t have the same ring to it, does it? But according to longtime trainer Tim Grover, that’s what Michael Jordan’s epic performance in Game 5 of the 1997 NBA Finals should’ve have been known as instead of the “Flu Game.” An under-the-weather Jordan, fighting off what was described then as “flu-like...

The comedian, who had roles in "Best in Show," "Modern Family" and "This is a Spinal Tap," died of natural causes, reports People.

Not that anyone asked me, but they never do. Thus, the one sport I most miss this time of year is ice hockey, specifically the NHL Stanley Cup playoffs. I’ve never seen a player not hustle or play hard during the playoffs. Even throughout the rare blowout, the action is intense. As a TV show,...

So much for the marketplace of ideas. A Columbia University professor decided to take the low road during a heated Facebook argument with a student in April. Jeffrey Lax, deputy chair of Columbia’s Political Science department, told the student, who attends a different university, to “drop dead” and called him a “neo-nazi murderer-lover” after he...

“There is no fat to cut, there is no meat to cut — we are at the bone,” Carranza testified Tuesday at a City Council budget hearing.

It’s funny the things that can get latched into your brain, planted in your memory, and just stay there forever. At this exact moment I have absolutely zero recollection of where my car keys are. I have set an alert on my phone to make sure I don’t forget a friend’s birthday in a few...

Read any good books during quarantine? I reached deep in my bookshelf and grabbed “The Fielding Bible: Volume III,” by John Dewan and Ben Jedlovec of Baseball Info Solutions. On page 63, I found this: “The most important defensive impact a catcher can have, that we’ve found we can measure, involves the ability to prevent...

Summer camps have become a battleground for upstate reopening wars -- with fearful locals and anxious operators in limbo awaiting direction on if and how they can open amid the coronavirus crisis.

The city has finally halted payments for idle school buses — potentially saving taxpayers $600 million. “We’ve stopped paying out busing contracts,” Schools Chancellor Richard Carranza told a parent advisory committee Thursday. The city Department of Education was expected to pay nearly $200 million a month in April, May and June on bus company contracts...

Just tell Robert you’re sorry. Twitter users are trying to stem the bleeding of the world right now by apologizing to a cursed doll. In a #SorryRobert Twitter version of “The Ring” — the movie about a cursed videotape that kills people seven days after they watch it — if you see a picture of...

The case count hit 45,198 Friday, up 1,347 from the day before, ABC News reported.

Part one of a series analyzing the New York Jets  The Jets hope they found their answer at quarterback with Sam Darnold. Now entering his third year, the weight of the franchise is on the 22-year-old’s right arm. The 2020 season and the future of coach Adam Gase rest largely on how far Darnold progresses...

Twitter user @chaoticgaythey revived the #ShaneDawsonIsOverParty hashtag by posting a tweet this week reminding the public about Dawson’s dubious past.

The Tonys, which honor the best of Broadway at Radio City Music Hall, remain indefinitely postponed.

Another NFL player seems to be in trouble. Two days after Miramar, Florida, police announced arrest warrants for cornerbacks DeAndre Baker and Quinton Dunbar for armed robbery and aggravated assault, former Giant wide receiver Cody Latimer was arrested and charged on felony charges of assault in the second degree, menacing and illegal discharge of a...