Long Island Rep.-elect George Santos finally came clean to The Post on Monday, admitting that he lied about important details on the campaign trail about his education and work experience.
Travelers to China will soon not have to quarantine and abide by previous COVID measures. Updated guidance comes after rare protests roiled the country over a strict domestic "zero-COVID" policy.
Over the past decade, a mix of shameless self-aggrandizement and self-confident charm has served certain people extraordinarily well, but as this behavior spirals, the American people have had enough.
Thousands of flight cancellations and delays, coupled with long lines and missing luggage, frustrated U.S. travelers over the Christmas weekend after a massive winter storm snarled airport operations.
From flu, RSV and COVID-19, the country faces a barrage of illnesses, so we asked ear, nose, and throat specialists and family doctors which remedies they swear
by when they are sick.
There are now 27 confirmed deaths in Erie County and one in Niagara County as a result of the blizzard. In Niagara County, a 27-year-old Lockport man died Sunday
from apparent carbon monoxide poisoning.
Read what Americans in the USA TODAY/Suffolk University Poll did express preferences about the characteristics they found appealing in a president, and the ones they said didn't matter.
Former VP Pence has not filed to run for president in 2024, his adviser Devin O'Malley said on Twitter on Monday after purported statement of candidacy filings appeared on the Federal Election Commission
website.
To avoid any repeat rowdiness, CNN will ban its anchors from drinking alcohol on-air during the network’s New Year’s Eve special, breaking from a yearslong tradition to boost the station’s credibility.
Buyer beware: Barclay’s estimates a 70% increase in scams in the last year. Hence, consumers need to be even more vigilant with the
deals they’re seeking out and the websites they are purchasing from.
Thousands of people who had COVID-19 at the start of the pandemic are still finding that certain foods, toiletries, and even their loved ones smell repulsive; this could be categorized as
Parosmia.
911 calls are never ignored, but sorting out which alerts from Apple iPhone 14s and watches are real is “a tremendous drain” on the resort town that fielded 71 automated crash notifications from skiers’
iPhones.
Psychedelics are gaining momentum as potential therapies. As clinical trials on psychedelics continue, schools are ramping up efforts to train the therapists and practitioners who will administer them.
Video footage circulated on social media showed the Taliban using a water cannon to disperse the women protesting the order suspending all female students from attending university in the country.
Need some alone time? It turns out most people go sit on their toilet – whether they have to go or not! 51% of Americans hide out in their bathroom when they want some much-needed peace and quiet.
Scientists have developed a silicone chip lined with tissue from human donors that could help scientists test drug treatments for bacterial infections in the vagina.
Looking around your favorite restaurant, assuming it’s still open, it feels different, right? The pandemic has meant seismic shifts for an industry, developments that will alter the dining landscape
permanently.
Inflation, immigration, and the Supreme Court consistently held Americans' interest over the course of a year in which most news cycles burned hot and fast. These are the 5 events that made the biggest spike in searches.
2022 wasn’t as defined by the coronavirus pandemic as 2020 or 2021, but its fallout still marred it. That said, it did have its silver linings, those moments where hope for the future shined through.
At their best, the TV shows of 2022 revealed human truths through fiction. They made us laugh. They made us think. They offered some refuge from the storm.
Conservatives on Twitter blasted a recently surfaced video of the Department of Health and Human Services Assistant Secretary Rachel Levine calling on Big Tech companies to censor "misinformation" about
"gender-affirming care" for kids on the internet.
Donald Trump's Christmas Message: "The USA is Dying From Within"
Trump shared the rather intriguing message with emphasis on the current 'border situation' on his platform, Truth Social: “On this very cold but beautiful Christmas Day, look at our Nation NOW on the Southern
Border compared to only a short time ago during the Trump Administration."
