Canada alleges Indian minister Amit Shah behind plot to target Sikh separatists

Julia Iafrate, DO, a Sports Medicine Physician for NYU Langone Health, joins New York Post Sports anchor Brandon London to explain how the concussion protocol and return-to-participation protocols work after Giants’ rookie Tyrone Tracy suffered a concussion in New York’s loss to the Steelers on Monday night.

Alex Rodriguez didn’t sound very original after the Yankees’ Game 4 win on Tuesday night.

'I just never really feel like myself' outside of London, says 'Game of Thrones' star Sophie Turner — even when she lived with Joe Jonas in L.A. and Miami.

The Call of Duty series has sold more than 500 million copies to date, according to publisher Activision-Blizzard, after ‘Black Ops 6’ set launch-day records.

Three-time MLB All-Star Francisco Cordero was reportedly robbed at gunpoint in the Dominican Republic on Friday by two masked suspects.

The more than 30 vials of antivenom used to save the toddle's life accounted for $213,278 of the total bill.

The team involved should be thinking about more than who is throwing the ceremonial first pitch, but who is catching it.

A source said the pair's relationship "fizzled" out before they called off their engagement after three years together.

At this year's Hollywood Forever Cemetery's Day of the Dead festival we talked with attendees behind elaborate costumes, from floral headpieces to skeleton face paintings.

Upstate freshman Republican Rep. Marc Molinaro accused Democratic rival Josh Riley of slinging cow manure and sour milk by featuring a farmer in a "misleading" TV ad attack who doesn't even reside in the district.

Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones made a donation to Ted Cruz's campaign amid a widely theorized 'sports curse' associated with Cruz.

The team donated the tickets previously held by fans banned from Yankees Stadium for aggressively interfering with Dodgers outfielder Mookie Betts to a pediatric cancer patient and their family.

Former President Donald Trump was greeted at a Wisconsin airport Wednesday by a “big, beautiful MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN Garbage Truck.” 

In a dig at Biden, Trump rode in a garbage truck emblazoned with his campaign logo ahead of his rally in Wisconsin.

Democratic U.S. Senate candidate Lucas Kunce will not be charged after a reporter sustained a minor injury at the shooting range.

Civil Service Employees Association, CSEA, decided against endorsing in the presidential race after at least three consecutive cycles backing Democrats at the top of the ticket.

New York City schoolkids will get a full week off before Christmas break — following a petition started by a sharp Brooklyn seventh-grader that garnered tens of thousands of signatures.  Isaac Regnier, 12, had urged the Department of Education to cancel class on Monday Dec. 23, to avoid forcing public school students and teachers to show...

Capobianco was barred from Game 5 of the World Series after cartoonishly attempting to interfere with Dodgers outfielder Mookie Betts on a pop-out in foul territory on Tuesday night.

Facebook employee chat logs revealed an interim report by the House Judiciary Committee’s subcommittee on the weaponization of government.

Newsweek's NFL betting expert provides his best Texans vs. Jets Anytime Touchdown bets ahead of a must-win game for Aaron Rodgers and Co.

DETROIT — A Chinese national studying at the University of Michigan faces criminal charges after voting illegally — but the vote will still count. While the Michigan secretary of state portrayed the 19-year-old’s illegal vote as an “an extremely isolated and rare event,” the vote was self-reported, not ferreted out by election officials. The student...

Americans went to the polls under very different circumstances in 2020. CBS News chief Washington correspondent Major Garrett takes a look back ahead of Election Day on Nov. 5.

The story of Rudy Giuliani is worthy of Shakespearean tragedy — right down to the pound of flesh.

On Wednesday, Mahmud Mollah pleaded guilty over his involvement in the gambling scheme.

A recipe for success.

Speaker Mike Johnson joins former Rep. Lee Zeldin to crisscross New York state to help Republican incumbents and candidates clinch the House majority.

Aston Martin confirms that Fernando Alonso will miss the media day for the Brazilian Grand Prix after delaying his flight due to a persistent health issue.

Could a comedian's racist remarks about Puerto Rico at former President Donald Trump's Madison Square Garden rally have an impact on some House races? CBS News' Hunter Woodall and Scott MacFarlane join to take a look at several key contests and the fight for the balance of power on Capitol Hill.

"I feel great connection to Bob when I get to tell stories about my old friend Bob," the singer said.

The finding could be a breakthrough in mankind's ongoing search for the little green men.

The Latino vote could be pivotal in deciding who will be the next U.S. president. A new documentary is going inside the effort to reach Latino voters via some retro technology: the radio. Journalist Soledad O'Brien, producer of "In Real Life: War on La Radio," joins "America Decides" to discuss.

Brett Favre spoke at Donald Trump's rally in Green Bay on Wednesday, where Favre played 16 NFL seasons at the quarterback for the Packers.

Given the group’s intimate ties to Hamas, “Why on earth was UNRWA given free rein in Gaza for so long?” asks Commentary’s Seth Mandel.

In response to President Biden appearing to call former President Donald Trump's supporters "garbage" on Tuesday night, Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro said, "it's certainly not words that I would use." Jasmine Wright, politics reporter for NOTUS, and Shelby Talcott, politics reporter for Semafor, join "America Decides" with analysis.

Voters in Bucks County, Pennsylvania, now have until Friday to apply for or receive a mail-in ballot after the Trump campaign filed a lawsuit alleging some who sought a ballot were turned away. CBS News correspondent Natalie Brand has the details. Then, Democratic Rep. Brandon Boyle of Pennsylvania joins with his reaction.

A TikToker recently shared a flight with Taylor Swift's dad, Scott Swift, who she says, was happy to chat about his famous daughter and her boyfriend, Travis Kelce.

In the final week of the presidential race, the campaigns descended into something of a dumpster fire over "garbage" comments. Former President Donald Trump and his allies expressed outrage over President Biden appearing to call Trump supporters "garbage," and backlash continued against the comedian who called Puerto Rico an "island of garbage" at Trump's Madison Square Garden rally. CBS News' Nancy Cordes and Libby Cathey have the latest.

Apple customers starting on Wednesday can go to Apple stores to get briefings on Apple Intelligence — the company's suite of AI tools.

A US House committee will refer former New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo to the Department of Justice for making “criminally false statements” about a state audit that undercounted nursing home deaths during the COVID-19 pandemic, The Post has learned. The House Select Subcommittee on the Coronavirus Pandemic is accusing Cuomo of falsely saying that he...

Meta's earnings come after encouraging results from digital ad bellwethers Alphabet and Snap.

Johnny Gaudreau's face is still on the marquee outside Nationwide Arena

The pollster said the president's remarks that Trump supporters were "garbage" could push undecided voters in his direction.

Bootie Baker to step down as crew chief for 23XI Racing.

Donald Trump is set to appear with former NFL quarterback Brett Favre at a campaign rally in Green Bay, Wisconsin. Live coverage is scheduled for 7pm ET.

Former President Donald Trump at Madison Square Garden on Sunday, October 27, 2024. | Jabin Botsford/The Washington Post via Getty Images In 2016, when Donald Trump was first elected president, today’s 18-year-olds were only 10. So when footage leaked of Trump bragging about sexually assaulting women in that year’s truly horrifying October surprise, they didn’t fully understand what the tape meant or know what to make of it, if they were even aware of it at all. Now, Gen Z’s new voters are rediscovering the infamous Access Hollywood tape, with some hearing it in full for the first time. Young TikTokers are making videos reacting with somber faces to the audio of Trump’s tape, grimacing as he gets to the infamous line, “Grab ’em by the pussy.” The most popular one has nearly 1 million views.  @katesullivan129 Not even sure how you can look your daughter in the eye and say you’re voting for trump hearing the way he speaks about women @Kamala HQ ♬ original sound – RepublicanVotersAgainstTrump “This is actually soooo crazyyy,” marvels a commenter on one such video. Adds another, “why is this not blown up more?!” Another: “I can’t even process this.” Dozens and dozens of them say: “Boost.” You can tell that the legions of new viewers and commenters think the tape is important and they want more people to see it, because it’s one of those Trump things the rest of us have mostly stopped talking about. It’s become a truism among adults — particularly older, embittered Democrats — who have lived through the Trump era that “lol nothing matters.” No matter how depraved Trump’s words and actions are, it seems that nothing will stop his relentless, exhausting political momentum. That is the power of his countless scandals: so many of them are so far beyond where we naively thought the line of acceptable behavior was that it’s easy to become numb. It’s easy to allow yourself to forget Donald Trump’s multitude of sins.  Watching Gen Z absorb this particular Trump scandal anew for the first time, though, is a reminder that Trump’s misdeeds, particularly his decades of brazen, unapologetic sexual misconduct, still can and should shock. It’s worth remembering the specifics before we enter the voting booth in 2024, in an election that will almost certainly see millions of people voting for a known sexual abuser, and may well end with him back in the White House. So let’s not forget. Let’s not forget that Donald Trump bragged on a hot mic about sexually assaulting women, boasting, “And when you’re a star, they let you do it. You can do anything. Grab ’em by the pussy. You can do anything.” Let’s not forget that Trump was found civilly liable just last year of sexually assaulting journalist E. Jean Carroll, with a jury concluding that a preponderance of evidence shows that he violently and nonconsensually forced himself on her. Let’s not forget that Trump has been accused of sexual assault by at least 21 other women.  Let’s not forget that one of Trump’s accusers was his ex-wife Ivana, who said under oath that he violently and vindictively raped her. (She later said that she didn’t want her words to be taken in “a literal or criminal sense.”) Let’s not forget that Donald Trump put a judge on the Supreme Court who had been accused of sexual assault by multiple women.  Let’s not forget that Donald Trump selected that justice and two others for the Court with the express purpose of demolishing a woman’s right to reproductive freedom. Let’s not forget that his Supreme Court did what it was designed to do and got rid of abortion’s legal protections.  Let’s not forget that after the Court demolished this right, Trump bragged that their decision was “only made possible because I delivered everything as promised, including nominating and getting three highly respected and strong Constitutionalists confirmed to the United States Supreme Court. It was my great honor to do so!” That’s just some of what Trump’s done to women. There’s much more to remember.  One of the values of a fresh generation of political actors coming of age is that they can help the rest of us see tired old atrocities clearly and cleanly once again. The moral clarity of youth can be powerful; when the country is on the verge of re-electing a sexual offender, it becomes invaluable.  Maybe lol nothing matters. But let’s at least not forget any of it. 

Karl-Anthony Towns has changed uniforms and said his turbulent past with Jimmy Butler is irrelevant ahead of Wednesday night’s matchup against the Heat.

Singh in a plea deal with prosecutors admitted to his role in the fraud and to serving as a "straw donor" in some of Bankman-Fried's millions of dollars in political donations.

The super PAC has spent more than $320 million in support of Trump's reelection, primarily in swing states.