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Harris – who once sought to ‘eliminate’ private health plans – says Trump would ‘threaten’ health insurance
MADISON, Wis. – Vice President Kamala Harris, who campaigned on abolishing private health plans in 2019, charged Friday that it is former President Donald Trump who would “threaten” Americans’ health insurance. “[Trump] intends to end the Affordable Care Act,” the Democratic nominee for president told Wisconsin voters during a rally in deep-blue Dane County. “He’s basically saying he would threaten the health insurance of 45 million people in our country based on a concept,” Harris continued, referring to the GOP nominee’s Sep. 10 debate claim that he has the “concepts of a plan” that would replace the ACA, also known as Obamacare,...
Oasis to add first US tour dates in 16 years after selling out UK reunion shows: report
American Oasis fans can stop crying their hearts out. The British rock band will post dates for an upcoming 2025 US tour next Friday, The Sun reported Friday. The news comes on the heels of Oasis selling out its just-announced reunion tour in the UK and Ireland. The band has been on a 15-year hiatus owing to a bitter feud between bandmates — and brothers — Liam and Noel Gallagher. “It’s going to be a handful of massive dates in major cities,” a source told The Sun. “Brits living in New York and Los Angeles should have a decent chance at getting...
Rep. Nancy Mace called ‘bigot’ by liberal author during heated CNN panel after congresswoman released ‘flirty’ texts he sent to her
A South Carolina Republican revealed this week a liberal CNN guest sent her what she described as “flirty” text messages following a heated panel discussion on Kamala Harris, leading to an online feud between the two. Rep. Nancy Mace, R-S.C., appeared on a CNN panel with liberal author and academic Michael Eric Dyson in Aug. 15. Mace irked Dyson and another guest after mispronouncing Harris’ first name, with Dyson claiming it was part of a “history and legacy of White disregard for the humanity of Black people.” The two spoke over one another repeatedly and Mace said Dyson had essentially called her racist. Yet...
Rangers’ Igor Shesterkin brushes off contract questions ahead of deal’s final year: ‘Don’t care’
Having the right mindset has been a key to Igor Shesterkin’s game for most of his NHL career. So it wasn’t surprising to hear the star Rangers netminder brush off questions about his pending unrestricted free agent status at the conclusion of this upcoming season. Shesterkin has dodged inquiries about his next contract before, memorably after last season’s conference final loss, when he apologized and claimed he didn’t speak English. The 28-year-old goalie made it clear on Friday he wants to focus on the season, the team and his performance. “I have one more year,” Shesterkin said bluntly after a near two-hour double...
Giants’ John Michael Schmitz impressing with ‘urgency’ to develop after rough rookie season
He remains far from the finished product the Giants need him to be, but the signs are there that John Michael Schmitz is taking a second-year leap. To merit what the Giants invested in him — their second-round pick (No. 57) in last year’s draft — significant improvement from his rookie year showing was badly needed. Through two games, the second-year center owns a 60.4 overall grade from Pro Football Focus. It ranks 22nd among all centers in the NFL, but it marks progress from the 41.4 overall grade he finished with last year. Rookie Dru Phillips emerging as bright spot for...
New York magazine writer Olivia Nuzzi allegedly sent RFK Jr. ‘demure’ nudes during ‘sexting’ affair: report
New York magazine political reporter Olivia Nuzzi allegedly sent “demure” nudes of herself to former presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. during their scandalous “sexting” affair, according to a report. Nuzzi and Kennedy’s relationship was strictly digital, but included risqué pics from the 31-year-old Washington correspondent, Puck News reported late Friday, citing a source. The pair allegedly began “sexting” sometime after Nuzzi met with the 70-year-old Kennedy scion for a feature piece on the then-White House hopeful that was published in November, sources had previously told The Post. The star reporter was placed on leave Thursday after New York mag editors became aware...
Mets’ pitching crumbles in ugly loss to Phillies in second game of critical series
The Mets have counted on one quality start after another during this surge into the lead for a wild-card berth, but Friday they received NQ (as in non-quality) and were NC (as in non-competitive). David Peterson’s worst start of the season coupled with underwhelming relief ended the Mets’ winning streak at four games with a 12-2 loss to the Phillies before 41,474 at Citi Field. Peterson ended the Mets’ streak of quality starts — defined as at least six innings pitched with three earned runs or fewer allowed — at eight by turning in a clunker. The left-hander lasted only 3 ²/₃...
Fallen Idol: Katy Perry’s comeback album is nothing to ‘Roar’ about
Ten years ago, Katy Perry was beefing with Taylor Swift about dancers. The story goes that Perry stole three dancers away from Swift’s “Red” Tour to join her “Prism” Tour. At the time, they were dueling divas at the very top of pop. The feud even inspired Swift to write “Bad Blood,” her chart-topping hit that appeared on her “1989” later in 2014. A decade later, that feels like a whole different era. Love and looks: An astrologer’s guide to dressing for your Venus sign this Libra season Perry’s next album, 2017’s “Witness,” was a bust by the standards of 2013’s “Prism” and certainly 2010’s...
Rookie Dru Phillips emerging as bright spot for woeful Giants’ defense: ‘He’s a dog’
It’s difficult to find many bright spots on the Giants’ defense through two games. But Dru Phillips has been hard to miss, regardless of how rotten the performances have been around him. Besides star Dexter Lawrence, the rookie cornerback has likely been the most impressive player on the Giants’ defense through two games. “Being out there as a rookie, guys rely on me to know what I’m doing and to go out there and make plays,” Phillips told The Post after Giants practice on Friday. “I try to go out there and do my stuff, because all camp, if I make a mistake,...
12 Tufts lacrosse players diagnosed with potentially life-threatening condition after team workout
BOSTON — A dozen Tufts University men’s lacrosse players have been diagnosed with a rare muscle injury after participating in a voluntary, supervised 45-minute workout that the team conducted, a university spokesperson said Friday. Five of the players who have been diagnosed with rhabdomyolysis remained hospitalized Friday, according to Patrick Collins director of media relations for the school. The workout on Monday was led by a graduate of the university who had completed Navy SEAL training. I’m a nutrition doctor — here’s who should take magnesium supplements Rhabdomyolysis is a rare muscle injury where a person’s muscles break down, according to the Cleveland Clinic. It’s a...
Peter Laviolette picking up where he left off with his Rangers combos
Artemi Panarin on the left with Vincent Trocheck and Alexis Lafreniere. Chris Kreider and Mika Zibanejad side by each. Filip Chytil with trusty companion Kaapo Kakko on his right and Will Cuylle on the left. Jonny Brodzinksi taking spins between Matt Rempe and Jimmy Vesey. Adam Fox and Ryan Lindgren together again, Braden Schneider skating with K’Andre Miller with Jacob Trouba on Zac Jones’ right side. Quick-paced battle drills. A varsity group of 23 on the ice at the Rangers practice rink. It could have been April. It could have been the playoffs. It was Friday. It was the second day of training camp. “It was hard,...
David Graham, ‘Peppa Pig’ and ‘Thunderbirds’ voice actor, dead at 99: ‘What heartbreaking news’
The actor known for voicing characters on TV shows “Peppa Pig” and “Thunderbirds” has died at the age of 99. David Graham’s death was confirmed by Jamie Anderson, the son of late “Thunderbirds” creator Gerry Anderson, who died in 2012. “We’re incredibly sad to confirm the passing of the legendary David Graham,” Jamie posted on his father’s official X account. “The voice [of] Parker, Gordon Tracy, Brains and so many more. David was always a wonderful friend to us here at Anderson Entertainment,” he added. “We will miss you dearly, David. Our thoughts are with David’s friends and family.” In a post on his...
Rangers have kept potent Artemi Panarin line intact early in training camp
There are always questions to be answered, decisions to be made and changes to explore throughout training camp, but there’s one aspect of the Rangers lineup that can be left alone. The line featuring Artemi Panarin, Vincent Trocheck and Alexis Lafreniere skated together through the first two days of training camp after lining up alongside one another in all but 10 games last season. It has been a foregone conclusion that those three will play together on Opening Night in Pittsburgh just under three weeks from now. It has been since they established themselves as one of the most consistently threatening units...
Joe Douglas, Robert Saleh finally reaping benefits of their Jets vision
Robert Saleh delivered a calendar reminder to anyone getting carried away after Thursday night’s Jets win. “It’s only Week 3, buddy,” Saleh said. This is true. But in many years the Jets’ hopes were already slipping away by this point of the season. The Jets seem to win every offseason and the good vibes are always high between March and August. Then, like the leaves changing colors, the Jets’ hopes turn from “We can be a good team” to “Is someone going to get fired?” Before this season, the Jets were 2-16 in September dating back to the second game of the 2018...
Drake Maye’s Aaron Rodgers handshake polarized NFL fans: ‘Waiting for the GOAT’
Patriots fans got their first regular-season glimpse of Drake Maye on Thursday night, but any goodwill he had built up with the team’s supporters might have been lost after the game. NFL Network’s Mike Garafolo reported that Maye lingered on the field as Aaron Rodgers finished an interview with Amazon to give the Jets quarterback a postgame handshake after the Jets’ 24-3 win. But it was what Maye told Garafolo that really set Patriots world — at least vocal folks on social media — off. Patriots coach briefly sets up quarterback controversy with Jacoby Brissett comment “I’m waiting for the GOAT,” Maye said, per...
Son charged with killing Vermont town official dad, two other relatives who were found in blood-soaked home
A man was arrested after allegedly killing his father, stepmom and her teen son inside their Vermont home earlier this week — then calling cops to report the grisly crime, authorities said. Brian Crossman Jr., 22, is accused of fatally shooting his dad and local official Brian Crossman, 46, his wife Erica, 41, and her 13-year-old son Colin Taft at the house they shared in the rural town of Pawlet near the New York state border on Sunday morning, Vermont State Police said. The Granville, New York native was taken into custody by New York State Police on Friday and charged...
Mets’ Francisco Lindor gets cortisone shot as he works through back injury
Franciso Lindor was progressing Friday, which came after he reportedly got a cortisone shot for his lingering back issue. Before the Mets’ Friday game with the Phillies, Heidi Watney reported on the Apple TV+ pregame show that the star shortstop was experiencing pain Thursday and then received a cortisone injection. She added Lindor was feeling “much better” Friday as he works his way to the field from his sore lower back. Neither manager Carlos Mendoza nor president of baseball operations David Stearns mentioned the shot on Friday when discussing Lindor’s injury recovery. Still, the four-time All-Star did appear in better shape as he progressed to...
Bryce Young makes promise to be ‘better’ after early-season Panthers benching
Bryce Young has been benched, but he’s not giving up. The struggling Panthers quarterback opened this week after being benched for Andy Dalton after struggling the first two games of the season. The 2023 No. 1 overall pick will be on the sidelines for the time being, saying the decision caught him by surprise. “As a competitor, obviously not how you dream of what’s going to happen,” Young said of the decision to sit him, according to ESPN. “It wasn’t something I necessarily was expecting. Obviously, it was not something that was great to hear.” Panthers’ Dave Canales addresses Bryce Young...
Acting Columbia prez is just another anti-Israel lefty, proving the rot runs bone deep
Want proof that the Columbia University’s still all-in on Jew-hate even after the departure of disgraced ex-prez Minouche Shafik? Her interim replacement, Katrina Armstrong, just sided with the pro-Hamas thugs who terrorized Jews on campus and broke into a school building to “occupy” it. “If you could just let everybody know who was hurt” by Shafik calling the cops on the encampments and occupiers “that I’m just incredibly sorry,” blubbered Armstrong to a student newspaper. “I know it wasn’t me, but I’m really sorry . . . I saw it, and I’m really sorry.” Gov. Kathy Hochul refuses to get tough with colleges that...
‘Black Nazi’ GOP governor candidate Mark Robinson must end his campaign — or he’ll let Kamala Harris win North Carolina
The biggest news on the swing-state map this week: election expert Larry Sabato moving North Carolina’s gubernatorial race from “lean Democratic” to “likely Democratic” in the wake of the latest round of embarrassing revelations about embattled Lt. Gov. Mark Robinson, the hapless GOP candidate this cycle. Sabato is being generous. It’s more than likely Democratic at this point. Which is why Robinson should do the right thing — after neglecting to do it by withdrawing by Thursday night’s deadline — and stop campaigning to be governor. While the latest discoveries CNN reported — in which Robinson described himself as a “black Nazi,” defended chattel slavery...
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