A trip to the International Space Station is like a very expensive, high-tech camping trip. When you’re more than 200 miles above Earth’s surface, you have to do without many of the luxuries of home, like pillows and personal space. But in other respects, the daily life of an astronaut is all too familiar: They Read more about An Astronaut’s Guide to Eating in Space[…]
If you were early to the 23andMe spit party, you’ve probably noticed that you haven’t gotten any new reports about your genes from the company in a while. Not like more recent customers, whose inboxes receive the results of such analyses on the regular—like one with more specific ancestry estimates, which came out last year, Read more about Not Everyone on 23andMe Will Get the Latest Gene Chip Updates[…]
An Alabama man is “fighting for his life” because of a flesh-eating bacteria infection he contracted during a weekend kayaking trip — according to his wife, who shared gruesome photos on social media to warn others about the rare disease. Ricky Rutherford and his wife, Cassey, of Waterloo — along with their family and friends Read more about Man ‘fighting for his life’ after contracting flesh-eating bacteria on kayaking trip[…]
The Democratic Party bears little resemblance to the themes Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton embraced in the 2008 primaries. The parameters of marriage — “between a man and woman,” in Obama’s words — have now transmogrified beyond gay civil unions to legal gay marriage to transgendered fixations. Click Here: titleist golf balls Obama once protested Read more about The ‘Squad’ aims to guillotine the Democratic old guard[…]
A Florida man allegedly used a pair of scissors to cut off his wife’s lover’s penis, according to a report. Alex Bonilla, 49, is accused of committing the heinous act on the man — who is his neighbor — while the victim’s two kids were home last Sunday outside of Gainesville, according to a police Read more about Florida man allegedly cut off the penis of his wife’s lover with scissors[…]
Four outs away from another defeat — one that would be pinned on a lack of hitting, especially in the clutch — the Yankees’ bats woke up from a summer slumber. Aaron Judge’s two-run bolt to right off Colin Poche pushed the Yankees ahead of the Rays in the eighth and four batters later the Read more about Yankees’ bats deliver dramatic win after tempers flare[…]
Police on Tuesday arrested a teenager who allegedly robbed a taxi driver in the Bronx Sunday night, causing the driver to chase after him and get fatally run over by his own car. The 16-year-old, whose name was not released because he is a minor, was hit with murder and robbery charges for the caper, Read more about Teen charged with murder in death of cabbie hit by his own car[…]
Power outages hit Staten Island Tuesday evening when a fire erupted at a Con Edison substation — just days after mass outages hit tens of thousands of customers on the West Side of Manhattan, officials said. About 2,000 Con Edison customers in New Dorp, Grant City and Oakwood lost power after the fire at the Read more about Power outages hit Staten Island after fire at Con Ed substation[…]
This is a serious time out. Just months after it opened, DUMBO’s ballyhooed Time Out Food Market has temporarily closed after city health inspectors ordered most of its restaurants shut down for a host of stomach-churning health violations last week. Altogether, officials closed down 14 of the bougie food court’s 21 eateries for dangerously storing Read more about City shutters Dumbo’s Time Out food hall for slew of health violations[…]
Hedge fund billionaire Steve Cohen is trying to use a combination of the carrot and stick to keep staffers in their seats, The Post has learned. The hedgie behind Point72, who is back to managing outside money following a recent ban, has presented an array of new payment plans to his portfolio managers to prevent Read more about Steve Cohen struggling to retain talent at Point72: sources[…]