An Alabama man found his own Magic Kingdom this week in Florida’s Disney World, camping out in the “tropical paradise” for days before being busted, according to reports. Security spotted Richard McGuire Thursday in Discovery Island inside the Orlando resort — which has been closed since mid-March because of the coronavirus pandemic, Newsweek reported. McGuire,...
“Les Miserables” Tony nominee Judy Kuhn was three weeks away from being eligible for health insurance when rehearsals for her off-Broadway show shut down because of the coronavirus. Still, she considers herself one of the luckier ones in New York’s tight theatrical community — at least she has a nest egg and her husband’s medical...
Former Knick Jeremy Lin, who rocketed to stardom in the spring of 2012 with a furious run that became known as Linsanity, bounced around the NBA for several years before landing with the Beijing Ducks of the China league. He takes a shot at some Q&A with Post columnist Steve Serby. Q: What’s the new...
The Democratic political field is awash with designing women. Stacey Abrams, a former Georgia State House leader, is aggressively marketing herself as a potential vice president for Joe Biden — increasingly irritating those in the former veep’s orbit, an insider said. Meanwhile, Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand, one Biden’s 2020 presidential-race rivals, is rarely mentioned as a...
"There's been a re-engineering of priorities," said Dror Bikel, who has had seven clients within the last month request to withdraw their divorce filings.
A 5.4-magnitude earthquake struck off the coast of southern Puerto Rico Saturday, jolting some residents from their beds and briefly knocking out power. The U.S. Geological Survey said the quake hit near the city of Ponce, in a region where hundreds of homes were destroyed in a January temblor, the Associated Press reported. Ponce Mayor...
A cop in Ohio got the ultimate revenge on her boss who she claims fired her for being gay — by trouncing him in a primary election for sheriff. Charmaine McGuffey, 62, won 70% of the vote over her former boss, President Donald Trump-supporting Jim Neil, 61, to become the Democratic nominee for sheriff in...
In response to MGK's peace offering, Lewis wrote, "I accept. Now please move your car."
Jeffrey Epstein maintained his own private office on Harvard University’s campus for a decade after his 2008 conviction for sex crimes, red-faced officials at the Ivy League school admitted. The disgraced financier had “unlimited access” to the university’s Graduate School of Arts and Sciences until 2018, according to an investigative report issued by the school...
The spike reflects the spring and summer vacations that many travelers put on hold because of the pandemic, according to Omer Rabin, a managing director at Guesty.
Ever stare at a radio? You have? But for 2½ hours? A lot of us did just that, 50 years ago this Friday. In 1970, Marv Albert was not yet quite Marv Albert. From 1967, when he became the kid radio voice of Knicks and Rangers home games over 1050-AM WHN, he was a rising...
Dr. Ivelisse Hernandez is a first year principal at Lido Elementary School and had the tough job of moving nearly 600 students online after just a few months on the job. But even as the coronavirus pandemic raged on, and struck one of her own family members, she managed to keep her school connected and...
She said she spent the equivalent of $62 for the fake AirPods, which normally retail for more than three times the price.
Enough already. Now, deadly hornets from Asia that measure up to 2 inches long have been found for the first time in the US — and researchers are worried they’re colonizing. The aggressive insects, nicknamed “murder hornets,” can wipe out bee colonies within hours and have stingers long and powerful enough to puncture beekeeping suits....
More than 50 restaurant owners in Georgia won’t be opening their doors to the public, even though the governor has ended the state’s coronavirus lockdown. Gov. Brian Kemp is encouraging businesses to reopen, despite rising numbers in both deaths and confirmed cases of COVID-19. The latest health department figures show 1,167 Georgians have died and...
Another 299 people across New York died from the coronavirus in the last 24 hours — an "obnoxiously" high number, Gov. Andrew Cuomo announced Saturday.
In a time when pain is everywhere and the novel coronavirus pandemic has shut down the world, Tennessee quarterback Brian Maurer opened up about his own battle. Maurer, in an Instagram post Friday, shared how close he was to taking his own life on Jan. 22 “As I was going to do it I looked...
You can be the hardest 9-to-5 worker there is, but when it comes to accumulating wealth, nothing “moves the needle” quite like investing. We know what you’re thinking, and, no, stock trading isn’t just reserved for people who work on Wall Street. So long as you have the right training, you can see your money...
If you’re looking to go the extra mile this year, giving the moms in your life one of these thoughtful tokens of appreciation is bound to go a long way. Better yet, each of these 35 presents — which range from everlasting rose arrangements to at-home spa treatments — also happen to be on sale...
Four tons of cocaine worth more than $165 million seized off of the Spanish coast last week has been linked to Venezuelan strongman Nicolás Maduro, US authorities said. Spanish, Colombian and UK police working in conjunction with the US Drug Enforcement Administration intercepted a ship carrying the drugs 300 miles off the coast of Galicia,...
More than 1,000 of the nearly 22,000 residents of Gallup in McKinley County have tested positive for the deadly infection, prompting Mayor Louis Bonaguidi to push Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham for a state of emergency.
Spain’s coronavirus death toll soared to 25,100 Saturday as fitness buffs and kids ventured outside for the first time in nearly two months. The new death total includes 276 Spaniards who died Friday, health officials said. The number for confirmed cases rose to 216,582, from 215,216. Spain’s government, however, decided to ease lockdown restrictions because...
The Episcopal pastor and her 15 volunteers are helping more than 250 homeless people per day, using a loyal network of faith-based emergency shelters on Staten Island that she has cultivated for nearly 40 years.
Howard, 53, started feeling sick that weekend. when Mayor de Blasio finally decided to close schools for students. She tested positive for COVID-19, and collapsed on April 4 at the peak of the pandemic.