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Julia Garner stars as a dancer who plies her way into a Satanic cult.

ERIE, Pa. — Grilled chicken breast, baby tomatoes and couscous were served for lunch at the 2024 Shale Insight Conference this week. So was Democratic Sen. Bob Casey. For three days, oil and gas workers from Pennsylvania, Ohio and West Virginia gathered in Erie to network and discuss the future of their industry, from new...

The New Yorkers ensnared in Mayor Eric Adams’ pay-for-play scheme include everyone from his own domestic partner to City Hall staffers -- including one set to be a star witness against him.

Federal law enforcement sources confirmed to The Post that one of the men who was part of a group of armed thugs caught on video breaking into an apartment is an admitted member of Tren de Aragua.

Eric Adams is the latest public figure to frame accusations of wrongdoing as a targeted attack.

The AP asked for records regarding the listeria outbreak but was rejected because releasing them could “interfere with” and “hinder” the government’s investigation.

The star was placed on a 5150 psychiatric hold and taken to a hospital for her "incoherent" behavior.

La UEFA le prohibió el viernes al Barcelona que venda boletos a sus aficionados para el próximo encuentro de visita de la Liga de Campeones después de que espectadores desplegaron una pancarta con connotación Nazi hacia el técnico alemán del equipo.

Kotb announced her departure from the hit morning show on Thursday after 26 years working for NBC. She starred alongside Gifford from 2008 to 2019.

Bigger bins and premium-priced seating with added legroom are just some of the changes the carrier is betting will win over customers.

En un día nublado y ventoso de septiembre, Tate Conrad y su hijo Miles se sentaron en sus butacas del Wrigley Field, detrás del dugout del equipo local.

Live scores, updates and analysis from games across the region.

The New York Times, in a piece by its national politics reporter, admitted that TV interviews are not a "strength" for Vice President Kamala Harris.

John NacionA brutal truth was submerged within the river of tears on Thursday's Today show after co-anchor Hoda Kotb announced her departure after six years of co-anchoring the main 7-9 a.m. show. Her departure starkly symbolizes how the era of the all-powerful morning TV anchor is coming to an end.“Next year’s going to be a bloodbath,” a news executive inside 30 Rock told The Daily Beast, referencing the top-dollar salaries news anchors have commissioned for years. “All these big moneymakers, they’re all gone.”Kotb inked a $7 million-a-year deal in 2018 when she took over the Today gig, according to Page Six (she also presents the fourth-hour of Today, first alongside Kathie Lee Gifford, and now Jenna Bush Hager). Her main show co-anchor Savannah Guthrie reportedly makes “significantly more than” $8 million a year, according to a 2020 Page Six report that outlined her deal negotiations at the time.Read more at The Daily Beast.

REUTERS/Brian SnyderIn a rambling campaign speech that touched on just about everything, Donald Trump on Friday praised foreign leaders as “street smart” for sending alleged criminals to America, saying he would take it even further if he were in their shoes.“These leaders, so street smart,” Trump said, speaking at a rally in Walker, Michigan. “And I would have been worse than them because actually Venezuela still has some people in their jails. I would have had everybody out into the United States. They probably ran out of buses and planes.”And he warned his MAGA followers at the rally: “The rest of them are coming.”Read more at The Daily Beast.

The Bridge, Line and Airport fires have burned about 184 square miles of land in Los Angeles, Orange and San Bernardino counties, affecting many popular outdoor destinations.

In 2011, a New York bartender paid tribute to the actor with a sly tweak to a pre-Prohibition cocktail.

Blac Chyna's ex-boyfriend says in a new lawsuit that she is 'physically violent and verbally threatening and abusive,' as Rob Kardashian once alleged.

The question of whether Morgan Bote is Dan Chase’s father is interesting primarily insofar as it is, still, a question.

Un hombre de Florida solicitó una orden judicial temporal para impedir que la pelota con la que Shohei Ohtani bateó su 50mo jonrón de esta campaña vaya a subasta, bajo el argumento de que se la robaron momentos después de que se había apoderado de ésta.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu gave a speech stunning in its moral clarity on just what Israel is fighting for: Its life and the values of the West.

A 61-year-old Michigan man was charged with a felony hate crime and assault for allegedly attacking a mail carrier for delivering a "Harris for President" mailer.

U.S. stocks closed another record-setting week with a muted performance.

JJ Bleday bateó un sencillo productor y realizó una atrapada estupenda en el jardín central, Shea Langeliers aportó un elevado de sacrificio, y los Atléticos de Oakland se despidieron con estilo del Coliseum, al superar el jueves 3-2 a los Rangers de Texas.

How many times is too many times to watch the new Season 2 trailer?

Getty Images and ReutersNew York magazine reporter Olivia Nuzzi and Robert F. Kennedy Jr’s forbidden love has been chronicled in a new report that reveals even more dirty details of their dalliances.The Page Six report, which cites only anonymous sources, claimed Friday the 31-year-old Nuzzi fell “madly in love” with the Kennedy scion, 70, after he “love bombed” her and sparked a virtual relationship during his campaign.The two reportedly exchanged “I love yous” and had an affair that lasted nearly a year, complete with the duo having “incredible” FaceTime sex and speaking on “long calls.” The report also alleged that Nuzzi and Kennedy shared “endless texts” with each other.Read more at The Daily Beast.

The DJ was seen at a Tory Burch show, but also stopped by her alma mater to launch a new scholarship fund and appeared and the UN's Summit of the Future.

A Florida model alleges in a new lawsuit that Sean "Diddy" Combs pressured her to have sex with other men and women and plied her with drugs and alcohol that caused her to pass out.

Former President Donald Trump slammed Vice President Kamala Harris during a Michigan rally Friday after federal immigration authorities admitted that close to 15,000 illegal immigrants convicted or accused of homicide are in the US and not in their custody. “She let our American sons and daughters be raped and murdered at the hands of vicious...

Despite the loss, the Giants beat up on the Cowboys on Thursday night. 

Johnny Cash has become the first musician to be honored with a statue in the U.S. Capitol, joining presidents such as Ronald Reagan and George Washington and civil rights figures such as Rosa Parks.

Kings defenseman Drew Doughty needs surgery to repair his broken left ankle and is expected to miss most of the season.

If the nearly successful attempt to assassinate Donald Trump at a Butler, Pennsylvania, rally is evidence of what the Secret Service has become, it’s a wonder that something worse hasn’t already happened.

Amid all of Vice President Kamala Harris' many flip-flops and reversals, nowhere are her opinions more convoluted and confusing than on Israel.

Turns out Elrond and Galadriel, and Robert Aramayo and Morfydd Clark, have some real chemistry.

In his comeback from Tommy John surgery 17 months ago, former Mets ace Jacob Degrom gets his third start of the season.

Scouted/The Daily Beast/Lost Angels.Scouted selects products independently. If you purchase something from our posts, we may earn a small commission.Before the pandemic, wearing press-on nails was a detriment to anyone’s beauty game. From crusty glue to cheap, bendable plastic and cheesy designs, skipping the nail salon was a major faux pas. That said, once we were locked into the confines of our living spaces for months, every beauty category had to think outside of the box—nails included.Enter: nail tech to the stars, Brittney Boyce. The artist, who famously designed MGK’s nails leading up to this peak time, launched Nails of LA, which really was the first spin on luxury press-ons. I kid you not, me and every beauty editor had matching nails on Instagram once we received our PR package—a true quarantine (remember that word?) highlight!Read more at The Daily Beast.

Chinese President Xi Jinping may be on the verge of doing something "horrendous" after sending two "war signals" within 10 days of each other, says one expert.

On Thursday, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration approved COBENFY, an oral medication that marks the first new class of drugs for schizophrenia in more than 30 years.

The Post has learned that Kathryn Wylde, president of the Partnership for New York, has reached out to Jumaane Williams to set up a meeting.

Navy Capt. Brad Geary next month will face a board of inquiry where he could be stripped of his retirement benefits and rank.

Installation of razor wire at the southern border between Texas and Mexico. | Christian Torres / Anadolu via Getty Images It’s been one of the most obvious changes since Kamala Harris became the Democratic presidential nominee: tougher talk on the border, an emphasis on enforcement and prosecuting traffickers, and renewed support for a bipartisan bill that would keep building the wall and hire more Border Patrol agents. Her convention speech and first debate performance backed that up. And for the most part, her party’s left flank fell in line — the imperative to beat Donald Trump was just too strong. But that balance is being tested. The vice president made her first visit to the southern border on Friday, heading to the small town of Douglas, Arizona. And some cracks are becoming more obvious among progressive activists, who worry that Harris is too comfortably embracing the hawkish bipartisan border bill and not doing enough for pro-immigrant policies. Progressives are caught between two maxims: They can’t give too much ground on their preferred policies, but they’re wary of hurting Harris’s campaign, in turn helping the anti-immigrant fanatic that is Donald Trump. That first priority was dominant once Harris was nominated. But now some activists worry that they’re giving up too much in the name of political expediency. There’s a “real tension that exists in our movement right now,” Vanessa Cárdenas, a longtime strategist and executive director of the pro-immigrant America’s Voice group, told me. “We are concerned about the emphasis on the border, but we also understand that [Kamala Harris] is our best conduit to move things ahead toward the goal that we all want.” So as Harris speaks about American “sovereignty,” hiring more border agents, and rolling out more fentanyl detection machines, old questions are resurfacing: Will she also embrace the growing calls for openness to immigration, for expanded asylum protections and legal pathways? And will she recommit to passing some immigration reform for those already living here? Her campaign, at least, says that she is: They point to comments supporting legal immigration, “protect[ing] our DREAMers,” and creating “pathways for people to earn citizenship” from this month. But advocates want to hear more. For a while, these pro-immigrant comments tended to come as an afterthought, after Harris made the forceful case for enforcement and blamed Trump for sabotaging the much-discussed Senate bill. Harris’s promise to revive and pass that legislation has long been worrisome to pro-immigrant organizations — so much so that 83 local, state, national, and international groups led by United We Dream and Amnesty International USA sent a letter to President Joe Biden and Harris earlier this month making clear that they would organize against the “harmful Senate border bill now and in the future.” “It is shameful that instead of investing in welcoming the most vulnerable people who seek safety and a better life, and who make our country better by every measure, we’d suggest wasting our resources in ineffectual, inefficient deterrence policies that harm and kill these same people,” the letter read. And still, less than a week later, United We Dream’s political and electoral arm officially endorsed Harris, saying  they’d “do everything in our power to keep our people alive and safe so that we can organize for years to come.” “We will continue to push for immigration policies that center the lives and well-being of all immigrants,” Bruna Sollod, the senior political director of United We Dream Action, said in that endorsement. “We choose Harris as our next organizing target and are ready to hold her accountable these next four years.” At the same, some groups are hoping that Harris’s more hardline stance is temporary — rhetoric needed in changing times — and that she’ll end up being more liberal as president. “We all know and trust Harris to make the right decisions when she’s in office,” Kerri Talbot, the executive director of the liberal Immigration Hub group, told Axios earlier this month.  They’re also skeptical that the border bill Harris is touting will ever, in current form, become law: “I don’t think this bill will ever come up again, as-is,” Talbot said. Some progressives on the Hill feel the same way. “When we are in the majority in the House, and hopefully keep the Senate, and keep the White House, we can scratch that Senate bill and actually create a Democratic bill that addresses the root causes at the border and that really focuses on humanitarian relief and actual solutions,” Illinois Democratic Rep. Delia Ramirez told me. “But we will be in a different circumstance come from January.”  For now, the truce still seems to be holding — at least mostly. Criticism remains measured. Advocates acknowledge that a visit to the border will likely focus on just that. But they hope she speaks more specifically moving forward. “We want to see a presidency that makes clear that we need to build from day one, through congressional and administrative and executive power, a modern, secure, and orderly and fair immigration system so people actually have lawful pathways. That will reduce unauthorized migration, because that is what the evidence shows will actually work,” said Todd Schulte, the president of the criminal and immigrant justice group FWD.us. And advocates acknowledge that shifting public opinion has become more hostile and suspicious of immigrants in the post-Trump era. On Friday, the Pew Research Center released its most recent survey on American voters’ views on immigration and immigration policy. It isn’t a surprise that the vast majority of Trump supporters back Trump’s plans for mass deportations of undocumented immigrants — but it is notable that nearly a third of Harris supporters would. Vast majorities of both Trump (96 percent) and Harris supporters (80 percent) also support better border enforcement. And perhaps more significantly for immigration activists: The share of voters who say undocumented immigrants should be allowed to stay in the country legally if “certain requirements are met,” has fallen nearly 20 points, from 77 percent in 2017 to 59 percent this year. Public sentiment may still change — and public polling shows that some share of the electorate trusts her more than they trusted Biden on immigration. The truce may yet hold, but it’s clear that, if Harris wins the White House, there’ll be no easy answer — policy-wise or politically — on immigration.

Odell Beckham Jr. was very impressed by his fellow LSU alum.

The relatives of the Menendez brothers, who shot both of their parents to death in their Beverly Hills, Los Angeles, mansion in 1989, are standing up for the two men.

Also, Hurricane Helene destroyed large swaths of the Southeast. Here’s the latest at the end of Friday.

The LPGA certainly seems to support Caitlin Clark’s offseason golf plans.

Jennifer Fessler and Margaret Josephs surprised our listeners who participated in the Barry’s RIDE x LIFT class in NYC Tuesday.