Renowned psychotherapist Jonathan Alpert spoke with The Post to break down how President Donald Trump is rebranding the US. From re-naming the Gulf of America, Mount McKinley, and now the Department of War, Alpert breaks down Trump’s “masterful” marketing of America, and what it means for the country on the world stage.
U.S. Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. plans to announce that use of Kenvue's popular over-the-counter pain medication Tylenol in pregnant women is potentially linked to autism.
Denmark: Despite having scored in each of Denmark’s past three games, Christian Eriksen has been dropped from tonight’s squad. Brian Riemer decided to leave the 33-year-old out because he hasn’t managed to find a club since leaving Manchester United in June. He is believed to have been keeping himself fit by training with the Swedish club Malmo, but Riemer clearly feels he has not done enough to merit inclusion tonight.
Scotland: It’s no great surprise that Steve Clarke has made seven changes to the experimental side that hammered Liechtenstein in a friendly in June. Rarely one to inspire huge confidence while playing for his country, Angus Gunn is back in goal in place of the injured first choice Craig Gordon, while it’s great to see Brentford’s Aaron Hickey back in defence after a near two-year absence with various injury issues. John Souttar and Grant Hanley also come into the back four.
"Bates being called to testify and be truthful is laughable to both journalists and his colleagues because he never operated with honesty," a former Biden White House official said.
3 min City have started well. Bunny Shaw collects the ball on the left side of the area, shifts the ball to the side and blasts a shot that is pushed away the diving Hampton. Good save.
2 min City captain Alex Greenwood has started at left-back, with Gracie Prior and Jade Rose as the centre-backs. Prior moves forward and gets her head to Hasegawa’s free-kick without being able to direct it on target.
Gov. Kathy Hochul signed an executive order on Friday granting sweeping access to COVID vaccines across New York — in a political jab at Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., who was grilled this week over federal immunization policy. The move will “ensure that all eligible New Yorkers — including children, pregnant...
Here’s Novak. He’s asked before stepping on to court how his body is feeling. “It’s feeling alright, let’s see. I’m expecting a very physical battle. I look forward to it, the challenge.”
And then it’s Carlos. “To be honest in the grand slams having two days to rest [before this semi-final], to feel fresh, is great. I recharged the battery physically and mentally. I’ve been really consistent this tournament [on serve], which I’m really happy about. But now I’m facing one of the best returners, it’s going to be tricky.”
The victim and his son were riding in the bike lane at East 97th Street and 1st Avenue around 6 p.m. Wednesday when the driver of a black sedan made a left turn, nearly striking the son, cops said.
Much like cross-country skiing through the fjord, the Norwegian dramedy “Sentimental Value,” which played the Toronto International Film Festival Thursday night, is rewarding for some and long and slow for most. Chilly, for all.
Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce could tie the knot in Rhode Island — and Page Six has all the exclusive details. Join senior reporter Mara Siegler as she walks us through the newly engaged couple’s wedding plans for summer 2026 in the Ocean State. Swift owns a $17.75 million mansion in Westerly’s Watch Hill neighborhood,...
The appointment would allow Adams an opportunity to ditch his seemingly doomed reelection bid, narrowing the field to bolster ex Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s chances of topping Democratic nominee Zohran Mamdani.
Joseph Emerson, ex-Alaska Airlines pilot, plans to enter guilty and no-contest pleas for his federal and state charges
A former Alaska Airlines pilot accused of trying to cut the engines of a passenger flight in 2023 while riding off-duty in the cockpit is due to enter guilty and no-contest pleas in federal and state courts on Friday as part of agreements with prosecutors.
Joseph Emerson reached the plea agreements because he wants to take responsibility for his actions and hopes to avoid further time behind bars, said his attorney, Noah Horst.
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