Dallas businessman Aaron Mehdizadeh took his 3.5-foot-tall robot on a Southwest flight between Las Vegas and Dallas, and two days later, Southwest updated its policy to ban the robots from its flights.
Hantavirus scare Stop with the fearmongering about hantavirus (“Ship of Fools,” Betsy McCaughey, PostOpinion, May 14). The chances of getting sick from this virus are less than getting struck by lightning. Next you will have an article about masks and social distancing. Carolyn Lieberman Rockville Centre JD: Find the fraud It’s good that the federal...
Chaos erupted outside NYC Swatch stores as cut-throat resellers and watch enthusiasts impatiently waited for a new release – causing the SoHo location to abruptly close amid the disastrous launch.
A new survey revealed that when people have marijuana in the home, their pets can accidentally ingest it, causing them to get sick, and need care from a veterinarian.
The invasive Asian jumping worm -- which can flip themselves a foot off the ground, shed their own tails, reproduce without a mate and ruin soil -- is slithering from California through 38 states including New York and New Jersey.
Scientists have unveiled a new species of moth found only on the Greek island of Crete -- and named it after Chicago-born Pope Leo XIV to honor his advocacy for the environment.
A former NYC councilman who frequently ripped lefty politics for driving businesses out of the Big Apple is now gambling on a business venture here of his own – by opening an outdoor beer garden on Staten Island.
America’s cleaner than it was six years ago -– but still far from filth-free, according to a new study. The amount of litter dumped along US roads and into waterways has dropped 34% since 2020, according to Keep America Beautiful's 2026 National Litter Study.
When Chris Engdahl spotted a bag at the bottom of a dumpster, he had no idea the discovery would change one grieving family's life — along with his own. Now, after seven years living on the streets, the 28-year-old good Samaritan has finally moved into his very first apartment.
A whopping 91% of jokes delivered on “Saturday Night Live’s” Weekend Update segment this season targeted conservatives, while 82% of characters during the show's cold opens mocked President Donald Trump or fellow Republicans, according to a new analysis by Media Research Center's NewsBusters.
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