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Pro cuddlers are turning to screen snuggling as an alternative.

The bots are coming to town.

Tesla delivered its fourth consecutive quarterly profit on Wednesday, scaling a long-elusive hurdle that finally makes it eligible to join the benchmark S&P 500 index. The electric automaker — whose CEO Elon Musk has been battling with the state of California to keep the company’s factory open despite the coronavirus pandemic — delivered a surprise...

"Don't let my boobs knock you on the way out."

She's smart, beautiful — and pursuing an arranged marriage.

KABUL, Afghanistan — A year and a half ago, Liqa Esazada for the first time stepped into a martial arts club for women in Kabul, something of a rarity in this still deeply conservative Muslim society. At the time, she had just accompanied her older sister but was immediately intrigued. The 22-year-old is now one...

Trebek assures fans that he's not stopping treatment after an excerpt from his new memoir suggested otherwise.

"For those people in Chicago and other cities where we'll be, help is on its way."

The ex-Minneapolis cop charged with murder in the death of George Floyd has been hit with tax-evasion charges, along with his wife. Derek Chauvin, 44, and his 45-year-old wife, Kellie, are facing nine counts each of filing fraudulent tax returns or failing to file returns, the Star Tribune reported Wednesday. The charges include six counts...

The “Cuomo Chips” don’t cut it.

Instead of baseball’s traditional marathon, its 2020 season will be a sprint to the finish. Due to the coronavirus pandemic, MLB has formulated a 60-game season that will be unlike any it has had before considering the circumstances. But leagues have certainly had their own unique seasons before, because of strikes, lockouts or wars. Here’s...

Brothers Tony "TJ" Wiggins and Robert Wiggins, along with Tony's girlfriend, Mary Whittemore, allegedly beat and fatally shot the three victims Friday night in Frostproof, Florida.

Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp signed a batch of new laws Tuesday aimed at bolstering foster care and battling human trafficking in the Peach State, including a bill that will ban traffickers from driving commercial vehicles for life. “Today is an important step forward to ensure a brighter, safer future for Georgia’s children in foster care...

The tragedy "may be the worst loss of life to a community of religious women" in the past century.

One of the city’s top schools is pursuing full remote learning for the upcoming school year, The Post has learned. Manhattan’s New Explorations in Science and Technology has issued a reopening model where all instruction would take place off campus with only advisory and secondary services taking place in its building. In a presentation to...

Protestors are planning to converge on a Pennsylvania police department Wednesday after the arrest of a black man inside a local Walmart — even though he had paid for a bicycle for his son and had a receipt. Stanley Gracius, 37, was confronted by two cops inside the Wyomissing store on Monday and arrested while...

Authorities busted a gun-running ring that trafficked the illegal firearms from Virginia to Queens after a months-long undercover operation, officials announced Wednesday. “This is the result of a joint investigation with NYPD with the clear goal of getting guns off of our streets that would have otherwise been illegally sold and used to create mayhem...

Pieces of a Brooklyn building’s facade fell off Wednesday afternoon — damaging an awning, according to photos and officials. Calls came into FDNY just before 3:15 p.m. for a building collapse at 1412 St. Johns Place, fire officials said. Photos from the scene show parts of the facade on the roof had broken off. No...

Oregon officials are desperate to kick federal troops out of Portland — filing a lawsuit this week requesting a restraining order against the more than 100 agents deployed to Portland as violence continues to envelop the city. The suit, filed by Oregon Attorney General Ellen Rosenblum, claims that federal agents deployed by the Trump administration...

Last call, Colorado. Bars and restaurants in the Centennial State have been ordered to stop serving alcohol after 10 p.m. as the number of coronavirus cases among young adults continues to rise. Gov. Jared Polis announced the mandate during a Tuesday news conference. The new rule is expected to take effect before the weekend, and...

A Black Lives Matter organizer in Miami was arrested for stealing a flag from a caravan supporting President Trump, police said. Jonathan Gartrelle, 31, was taken into custody by police Monday on felony charges of strong-arm robbery and escape, as well as misdemeanor counts of resisting an officer without violence and obstructing a public street...

"When they say ‘ima star’ this is what they mean..," the pop star captioned her glamorous post.

The Post’s Dan Martin previews the NL Central. 1. St. Louis Cardinals O/U wins: 32 ¹/₂ Key player: Jack Flaherty. He was superb in the second half of last season, going 7-2 with a 0.91 ERA in his final 15 outings and emerged as the team’s ace. Player who’ll need to step up: Paul Goldschmidt...

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration released preliminary guidance on Tuesday on cannabis-related clinical research, outlining how companies seeking approval of drugs that contain cannabis or its derivatives must follow the traditional drug review and approval process involving clinical trials. The agency is still working on rules for products that contain the cannabis ingredient CBD,...