The Giants’ history with Dak Prescott shows the opposing QBs who dominate aren’t always who you think

A new survey from pivotal Pennsylvania suggests “Momala” should have picked the state’s favorite son as her running mate. Donald Trump and Kamala Harris are knotted up in the Keystone State, per the Muhlenberg College/Morning Call poll of 450 likely voters in the commonwealth. The survey, in the field from Sept. 16 to 19, shows...

It's been a long journey back to the stage for Simon, who said last year that it was "extremely" unlikely that he would be able to perform again.

UNLV didn't pay -- and now the Rebels are paying the price.

Brett Favre revealed the moment he knew something was wrong before his Parkinson's disease diagnosis in early January.

In an interview, parent Rachel Fjeld told WTKR that her son was sitting to have his school picture taken when the photographer allegedly asked him, "Can I steal your identity?" and "Can I eat your soul?" 

“Owning Manhattan” star Jordan March stopped by the Page Six studio to chat with “Virtual Reali-tea” podcast hosts Evan and Danny. The real estate agent shared everything he learned from filming season one as he anticipates season two. Check out the full unedited interview!

After being eliminated from competition, Delvey told co-host Julianne Hough that she learned "nothing" while being on the show.

Anna Moneymaker/Getty ImagesMark Robinson, the North Carolina gubernatorial candidate who referred to himself as a “Black Nazi” on a pornographic website, has all but trumped himself as it has been allegedly revealed that he said Rev. Al Sharpton should have been shot by racist cops.His threatening remark under a NewsOne article in 2009, which was found by The Bulwark, said: “If the cops wanted to shoot an elderly black man they should have shot Al Sharpton.”“Closing his mouth would do this Nation good,” the outlet added. The original story was about the American civil rights activist appearing at a protest against police brutality.Read more at The Daily Beast.

At Oil Nut Bay, one prominent family's retreat is looking for its next generation -- all after a massive process of renovating it to their taste.

Chicago Public Schools on Wednesday voted unanimously to pass a 5-year strategic plan that vows a "renewed focus on equity" and moves away from ranking schools based on student outcomes.

Vice President Kamala Harris previously supported a handgun confiscation measure in San Francisco back in 2005 that made some prominent gun control advocates skittish at the time.

“Rather than advising them, she was abusing them," the LAPD said while appealing for other victims to come forward.

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The trend is taking hold in supermarkets and department stores across America.

Authorities are responding to a reported explosion at the Santa Maria Courthouse in California, according to the Santa Barbara County Sheriff's Office.

The stuck climber was rescued unharmed after crying out for help, Devils Tower National Monument Superintendent Doug Crossen said Wednesday.

Theresa Nist was the first-ever "Golden Bachelor" winner when star Gerry Turner proposed to her in 2023. The couple split three months after their January televised wedding.

Arizona police are investigating a possible shooting at an office used by Kamala Harris' campaign and the Democratic Party.

Mike “The Situation” Sorrentino stopped by the Page Six studio to chat with us. The sober “Jersey Shore: Family Vacation” star, 42, tells Page Six’s “Virtual Reali-Tea” podcast he is opening his own addiction and mental health treatment centers in the near future. He plans to do “door-to-door interventions” with those suffering in the throes of substance...

Will Heath/NBC via Getty ImagesBowen Yang has learned a lot about Saturday Night Live over the course of his five seasons in the cast. But one of his more recent revelations is that the show’s creator and executive producer Lorne Michaels knows SNL works best as a “reality show.”As Yang explained on the latest episode of former SNL cast members Dana Carvey and David Spade’s podcast Fly on the Wall, a “meta-narrative” surrounds the show that Yang keeps finding himself caught up in. It happened when he casually mentioned an unnamed host that made multiple cast members cry on Watch What Happens Live last month. And he’s likely done it again now by sharing behind-the-scenes details about Euphoria star Sydney Sweeney’s hosting debut this past March. “I get caught up in the meta-narrative sometimes,” Yang said. “I’ll get roped into like a headline or some pickup every now and then I’m like, oh god, this is so unfair, this is so stressful, this is not what I meant. Or this is not what I was doing while, like, [Dave] Chappelle was standing on stage with me.” Read more at The Daily Beast.

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Greg Joyce, The Post’s Yankees beat reporter, joins New York Post Sports producer EmmaKate Austin to discuss Nestor Cortes getting scratched from scheduled start on Wednesday night against the Orioles due to the necessity of getting an MRI on his pitching elbow and how this may impact the Bombers’ postseason rotation. 

The series is based on a 2019 documentary of the same name.

Illustration by Eric Faison/ReutersUkrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky’s visit to the United States notably darkened the mood in Russia.In the run-up to the high-profile journey that clearly irked the Kremlin, Foreign Ministry Spokeswoman Maria Zakharova claimed that America is just like the Third Reich. Other commentators apparently received the same set of talking points and started to describe the U.S. as a Nazi nation.In anticipation of the visit, most state TV pundits and experts warned viewers that a decision to allow Ukraine to strike deep within Russian territory is all but imminent. To address these fears, some of the most prominent talking heads are being sent out to convince the population that even long-range strikes are not that big of a deal.Read more at The Daily Beast.

Biden was forced to relinquish the Democratic nomination on July 21 after a brutal pressure campaign by leading Democrats after his confused performance at the June 27 CNN debate against Trump.

The View/ABCPresident Joe Biden on Wednesday warned of an “all-out war” looming in the Middle East, even as he expressed hope for helping to broker a peace agreement between Israel and its neighboring enemies.“An all-out war is possible,” Biden said on ABC’s The View Wednesday when asked about the gravity of the situation.As Israel bombards Hezbollah and the terrorist militia fires back at Tel Aviv, Biden said, “I’m a very strong supporter of Israel. I make no bones about it. I said years ago I was a Zionist.”Read more at The Daily Beast.

“Imagine being this close to somebody you hate all day," the model shared.

Two weeks out from Opening Night and the Rangers have lost a defenseman for the foreseeable future.

"Diddy party stories, man, that was some weird memory lane thing," he told Sean Evans.

A study has found that the number of women charged with crimes related to their pregnancies jumped in the year after the U.S. Supreme Court ruling that cleared the way for abortion bans across the country.

Oran Routh, 35, was arrested this week after the FBI searched his home in connection with another investigation. He's been charged with one count each of receipt and possession of child pornography.

"It's so fun. I love going there," Laine Habony, a 28-year-old ballet dancer, told The Post. "It's such a cool vibe. It reminds me of a bar you would find in Paris."

Rocker Tommy Lee and his wife Brittany Furlan rescued their dogs from a brazen coyote after it jumped over their backyard wall.

Steve Proehl/Getty ImagesNestled in the hills overlooking Los Angeles is the 50,000-square-foot Pritzker estate—the lavish one-time home of Hyatt hotel heir Tony Pritzker and his ex-wife, the philanthropist Jeanne Pritzker.Soon to hit the market with an expected asking price of around $200 million, the monstrous estate was at the center of the couple’s contentious divorce proceedings — and bust open a shocking secret about their shared wealth, the Wall Street Journal has reported.After their 30-plus-year marriage fell apart in 2022, Jeanne sought to continue living in the Angelo Drive estate—with amenities that include a bowling alley, a gym with changing rooms, and an infinity swimming pool—but Tony, the brother of Illinois governor J.B. Pritzker, wanted to sell.Read more at The Daily Beast.

"It was not a common situation for a therapist to deal with."

The US Coast Guard jumped into action when a young boy was diagnosed with appendicitis aboard a cruise ship off the coast of California, plucking the boy onto a chopper and to a local hospital.

Crazy Town singer Shifty Shellshock's official cause of death has been revealed. The Los Angeles County medical examiner confirms reports that the rocker died of an overdose.

An identified motorist hit the gas at the wrong time, hurling her pricey SUV off a Florida parking garage and dangling high in the air -- with just a tree keeping her from hitting the street.

President Biden said he is "at peace" with his decision to step aside from the presidential race.

A Massachusetts lawyer who suffered extensive injuries after crashing his snowmobile into a parked Black Hawk helicopter in 2019 has been awarded $3.3 million in damages.

Authorities say a western Wisconsin man has been charged in the 1985 killing of a college student whose decapitated body was found days after she vanished

New Jersey has hit pause on an offshore wind energy project that is having a hard time finding someone to manufacture blades for its turbines

Satellite imagery captures Hurricane Helene near Cuba. | NOAA An enormous tropical storm named Helene, now a Category 1 hurricane, is churning across the Caribbean near Cuba and Mexico’s Yucatan Peninsula. Forecasters predict the hurricane — which as of Wednesday morning has maximum sustained winds of 80 miles per hour — will rapidly intensify in the next 24 hours before ramming into western Florida late Thursday as a monstrous storm.  “There is a danger of life-threatening storm surge from Tropical Storm Helene along the entire west coast of the Florida Peninsula,” the National Hurricane Center said early Wednesday morning. The National Hurricane Center predicts storm surge as high as 15 feet in some parts of Florida’s Big Bend, a region between the panhandle and the peninsula. Caused largely by wind pushing water inland, storm surge is the most dangerous part of tropical storms; it killed more than 40 people during Hurricane Ian in 2022. Helene could also disrupt part of the epic monarch butterfly migration, which typically passes through the Big Bend’s St. Marks National Wildlife Refuge in early October. Helene is the eighth named storm in what has so far amounted to a somewhat puzzling hurricane season. It started with a bang — June’s Hurricane Beryl became the earliest Category 5 storm on record — and then much of August and September was unexpectedly quiet. Many meteorologists, though, have been warning not to be fooled by this late-summer lull.  “Having multi-week periods of quiet and then multi-week periods of activity is very normal throughout a hurricane season,” Brian McNoldy, a climatologist at the University of Miami, told me earlier this month. “I definitely would not read too much into it.”  Plus, McNoldy said, the ocean in the Gulf of Mexico has been — and still is — exceptionally hot, and hot water fuels hurricanes. Ocean heat content, a measure of how much heat energy the ocean stores, is at a record high for this time of year. Take a look at the chart below. The red line is 2024 and the blue line is the average over the last decade. This is especially concerning right now, given the forecasted path of Helene.  All that ocean heat could supercharge the storm as it travels across the Gulf on its way to Florida, potentially causing it to “rapidly intensify.” That’s when wind speeds increase by roughly 35 mph or more in less than 24 hours. Forecasters predict that Hurricane Helene could hit Florida as a Category 3 or 4 system. The new NHC experimental cone of #Helene at 4am CDT 25th Sep: Hurricane & Tropical Storm Watches & Warnings extend well outside the cone & inland. Helene is expected to accelerate as it makes landfall, leading to Wind Hazards extending significantly far inland into the SE U.S. pic.twitter.com/yHy3ZKICSe— National Hurricane Center (@NHC_Atlantic) September 25, 2024 “The sea surface temperature and the ocean heat content are both record high in the Gulf,” McNoldy, who produced the chart above, told me. “That heat at the surface and available through a depth will give Helene all the fuel it needs to rapidly intensify today and into tomorrow.” The record Gulf temperatures are just one signal of a more widespread bout of warming across the North Atlantic that ramped up last year.  It’s not entirely clear what’s causing this warming, though scientists suspect a combination of factors including climate change — which raises the baseline ocean temperature — as well as lingering effects of El Niño, natural climate variability, and perhaps even a volcanic eruption. “This is out of bounds from the kinds of variability that we’ve seen in [at least] the last 75 years or so,” Ben Kirtman, director of the Cooperative Institute for Marine and Atmospheric Studies, a joint initiative of the University of Miami and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), told Vox in August. “That can be scary stuff.”

Former President Donald Trump returns to key battleground state North Carolina today for a rally in Mint Hill at 1pm. Trump held a campaign rally in Wilmington on Sept. 22.

Despont, who died last year at age 75, filled this Southampton property with his signature style -- now, it's in the hands of a New York hedge funder.

Dior hit the mark with a runway shooting range, featuring a skilled display of archery, at Paris Fashion Week.

A gold bullet belt was selling for $9.99, while the punk rock bullet belt was selling for $14.99 online, the outlet reported. 

House Republicans launched an investigation into Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky's visit to battleground Pennsylvania — describing it as an campaign stop to benefit Kamala Harris.