Новости за 25.07.2025

The gals are spilling — and the guys are sweating.

Michelle Obama's portrait painter Amy Sherald cancels show amid Trump administration's push against leftist ideology.

We won't let the Empire State destroy our energy industry in the name of climate change.

Trade is win-win. Otherwise, we wouldn't engage in it. So why is capitalism facing more and more attacks — even from the right?

It’s a big hassle — with a slim number of solutions.

The Bernard Arnault-led company has been discussing deals with multiple parties, including Reebok-owner Authentic Brands, Brookstone-owner Bluestar Alliance and Vera Wang parent WHP Global.

“Listen, I don't think that my complaint is necessarily against who these people are specifically, right? Yeah, because, obviously they're victims of their situation, their environment,” a local said.

The elder statesmen co-headliners will entertain at Jones Beach Theater on Aug. 1.

President Donald Trump’s DOJ is finally suing New York City over its disastrous sanctuary city policy, which allows violent illegal alien criminals to elude detention and deportation.

Did we need more “Gilmore” 29 years later?

"Instantly killing off the best actor is insane," one "Happy Gilmore" fan fumed.

The 30-mile-long Suffolk County peninsula enjoyed another historically high season for home sales last quarter.

“Their little bodies had fractures. This has weighed heavy on every detective that has worked on the case.”

She took the cold shoulder to the next level.

“I think we had a very good meeting on interest rates," Trump said Friday.

It turns out even a kaleidoscope can come with a markdown.

As officers attempted to slap handcuffs on the accused menace, he allegedly sunk his teeth into one of the cops.

Jennifer Love Hewitt previously said that she hasn't talked to Sarah Michelle Gellar since they were 18 in the 1997 movie.

During the demonstration, the robot gave voice instructions to pedestrians, such as “Red light, please stop.”

NY Post readers discuss Columbia University’s $220 settlement agreement with the Trump administration.

It's a close encounter of the canceled kind.

“There is a glaring dissonance to the charge that Israel is committing genocide in Gaza,” contends The New York Times’ Bret Stephens.

“The ‘subsidies’ he’s talking about simply do not exist," Musk wrote on X.

The Atlanta native will bring his stirrups to The Strip from Dec. 5 through Jan. 10, 2026.

Say a little prayer for this.