Новости за 07.04.2024

Stanton crushed his second home run in as many days, this one a mammoth grand slam that gave the Yankees a lead and enough breathing room to pull out an 8-3 win over the Blue Jays.

"Last Out," coming to Staten Island's St. George Theater for a one-night performance Tuesday, tells the story of the heartbreak and healing that veterans face as they return home from war, often feeling alone and detached from others.

Joseph Sciame, the longtime vice president and "face" of St. John's University who helped educate generations of students including a prelate and daughter of a world leader over 61 years, has officially retired.

Yassine G. Rahi, 18, of Bayonne, was arrested after allegedly hitting one of his robbery victims with his car, then fleeing, cops said.

For the first time in this short season, Francisco Lindor showed life — and power — in a 3-1 victory over the Reds.

Paul Resch, 61, is battling an asbestos-related disease that has severely scarred his left lung.

The Israeli military is ready for a "multi-front war" against Iranian proxies, IDF Chief of Staff Lt. Gen. Herzi Halevi touted Sunday, as troops are preparing to shift from defense to offense against Hezbollah terrorists along the northern border.

Angels announcer Wayne Randazzo ripped into MLB on Saturday night for a scoring change that ended Nolan Schanuel's on-base streak.

Travis Kelce’s brother made a surprise appearance at the event in a Philadelphia Eagles headpiece that covered his entire face.

Bill Belichick can't stay away from football.

Hundreds of thousands of eclipse tourists may have paid big bucks to look at overcast skies on Monday.

World Central Kitchen founder Chef José Andrés on Sunday questioned Israel's claims last week that its military targeted the charity's workers after mistakenly assuming Hamas terrorists were inside, telling ABC News that the conflict has become "a war against humanity itself."

NY Post readers discuss President Biden's criticism of Israel after an airstrike killed seven aid workers in Gaza.

"It’s like being trapped in the 'Groundhog Day' movie — except instead of reliving the same day, I just relive the same exhaustion,” lamented Alyssa Davis.

Lynette Woodard seemingly changed her stance on Caitlin Clark breaking her scoring record.

John Flickinger told Secretary of State Antony Blinken that the killings by Israel in the Hamas-run territory must end, and that the US needs to use its power and leverage to make that happen.

Anderson revealed he and Blanchard were still filming a Lifetime series that is expected to walk through her life after prison, including their split.

A backlog of housing court cases and tweaks to the law have made it easier for illegal squatters to take over private homes in the five boroughs -- and harder for landlords to get rid of them.

Ahead of the series finale of "Curb Your Enthusiasm," David joined MSNBC’s Ari Melber Friday night for a discussion in Manhattan.

The wild $30 million cash heist from a Los Angeles warehouse Easter Sunday was apparently pulled off by a top-notch group of criminals – and so clean that it could go unsolved, an expert says.

An image shared on X shows the 1,100-foot Qingdao floating uncomfortably close to the span that connects Brooklyn and Staten Island.

A Jewish group called the Teach Coalition is launching multi-state campaigns to mobilize Jews and other faith-based voters for the upcoming primaries and fall elections.

Knicks are a live underdog Sunday night against the Bucks.

Welcome back to the soap opera where everyone's just so dang nice.

A round of boos broke out before Sunday’s game at Yankee Stadium, just for Angel Hernandez being introduced as the home plate umpire. It didn’t take long for him to be involved in a controversial call.