Новости за 20.07.2024

The "National Treasure" star, 60, shares Kal-El with his third wife, Alice Kim, from whom he split in 2016 after more than a decade together.

A brave teenager was able to fight off an armed kidnapper near a Los Angeles school by hitting him with her cell phone, according to media reports.

Cameron Young was set up for an off-balance challenging short chip on the eighth hole at the British Open on Saturday.

The cleanup spot has been an issue for the Yankees for much of the season — and especially since Giancarlo Stanton went down with a hamstring injury.

Two former classmates told The Post this week that Crooks tried out for the rifle squad, but was dismissed due to being a “comically bad” shot and for making concerning comments.

Aaron Rodgers wanted this, craved this, welcomed this, embraced this.

Sit back and relax, all-American style.

The American man allegedly made threats against the world-famous couple on social media and event organizers warned authorities about the risk.

Every summer since the pandemic, Jasmina "Jazz" Jeter has set up a swimming pool on the sidewalk across from her apartment in Bed-Stuy.

The U.S. Capitol Police are beefing up security throughout Washington, D.C., ahead of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's address to Congress on Wednesday.

Late-night talk show legend David Letterman will headline fundraiser for President Biden's reeling re-election bid on July 29.

A NYC crisis management consultant accused of harassing a food truck worker telling him to “go back to [his] country” and even pulling a gun on him is now suing the halal worker for $20 million.

Seven New Yorkers contracted listeria linked to sliced deli counter meat in a multistate outbreak that killed two so far, including one person from New Jersey.

The six-lane slide at Belle Isle Park in Detroit, MI, which went viral after videos emerged showing riders bouncing along its ramp, reopened Friday.

So maybe we shouldn’t award Giants general manager Joe Schoen a bowl of ice cream for the way he’s presented himself on "Hard Knocks."

A little boy named after the Man of Steel watched his mom get mowed down on the Fourth of July by an alleged drunk driver on the Lower East Side -- and desperately tried to save his real life hero at the horrific scene, his grandmother told The Post.

Crooks, 20, searched online for major depressive disorder a few months before he opened fire at Trump’s Butler, Penn., rally on July 13.

American Jews still reeling from the Oct. 7 massacre in Israel are donning Judaica jewelry in an act of solidarity, pride and support for the state of Israel.

In a move that's turning heads in both the marketing and tech worlds, Toys "R" Us has partnered with creative agency Native Foreign to create a groundbreaking brand film.

A raging fire tore through a historic Texas megachurch Friday night, collapsing its red-brick chapel built in 1890. The blaze began just after 6 p.m. in First Baptist Dallas’ secondary chapel known as the Historic Sanctuary, which is tucked between the church’s larger worship centers. The structure partially collapsed just after 7:30 p.m., Dallas-Fire Rescue...

Giants cornerback Deonte Banks goes man-to-man with Post columnist Steve Serby to cover some training camp Q&A.

In a meeting of the Rules Committee Friday the parry affirmed that President Biden would be formally named the party's nominee for president

The "Summer House" star announced earlier this month that she was expecting her first child with her new beau.

In the darkly satiric Cold War film “Dr. Strangelove,” the renegade general Jack D. Ripper ignites a chain of events leading to the world’s thermonuclear destruction. The movie exposes the insanity of placing humanity’s fate in the hands of a few scientists and generals, where even world leaders cannot prevent an apocalypse. Sixty years have...

Roddery Munoz is facing a Mets offense that’s the No. 1 contact-making lineup in the last month of play.