Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders Form Union After Salary Dispute: ‘Talented Dancers Worldwide’

The Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders have formed their own union after advocating for higher wages. “The Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders are an esteemed part of the Cowboys organization, deeply respected for the talent and dedication they exhibit,” read a press release shared with Us on Friday, October 23. “They remain one of the most sought-after opportunities for talented dancers worldwide. Per the statement, the DCC’s newly formed Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders Association (DCCA) had a “meaningful discussion” with the NFL organization to publicly acknowledge the union’s existence. (The DCCA is the independent labor union of the cheer squad.) “The Cowboys organization has agreed…

Trump advisers still see opportunity for US agenda even if Netanyahu loses: report

President Trump’s advisers reportedly believe a loss by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in Tuesday’s election could actually make it easier to advance the president’s Middle East agenda. Should Netanyahu — who has served as prime minister for roughly 19 years across three stints — be ousted, his potential successors…

Walker Kessler is exactly who the Lakers needed

Looks like the Lakers got their franchise center.  They needed a bastion down low. They listened to Luka Dončić when he said he wanted Walker Kessler. Rob Pelinka gambled everything to get him.  In his first two games? Kessler is making Doncic look like a skilled scout. And he’s making…

Scientists uncover a surprising defense against Alzheimer’s risk

About one in nine people over 65 have Alzheimer’s — and the number is growing quickly. Without an existing cure, researchers are racing to find ways to prevent and treat the disease, which kills more than breast cancer and prostate cancer combined. Thanks to a flurry of advancement in this…

US Intel warns Iran boosting efforts to target Americans in Mideast

Iran has ramped up efforts to target Americans overseas, with lethal plots reaching “advanced stages” as the Trump administration weighs renewed military strikes against Tehran, new intelligence is warning. Director of National Intelligence Jay Clayton alerted Secretary of State Marco Rubio to the threat in a letter Friday, warning that…

Biden ‘autopen’ attorney and anti-Trump lawyer helping ‘Squad’ Rep. Ilhan Omar battle immigration probe

The legal eagles defending embattled “Squad” Rep. Ilhan Omar from prison or deportation include former President Biden’s “autopen” personal attorney and the white-shoe lawyer who quarterbacked both of President Trump’s impeachments. The Somalia-born Omar’s defense duo boasts impressive lefty legal pedigrees, but neither specializes in immigration law — raising questions…

Bessent’s attempts to suppress interest rates could spark a recession

The bond market can be tricky for even its most sophisticated and well-armed participants. Just witness how Scott Bessent lately has attempted interventions to suppress interest rates — only to see them surge higher.  Mind you, I say this as an observer who appreciates our Treasury secretary’s bids to save…

Ukraine and Russia clash in ‘first-ever’ drone battle at sea, video shows

There were no survivors in this sea battle. Ukraine’s navy released video of what it calls footage of the “first-ever” battle between sea drones. The dramatic footage, taken from onboard its own vessel, shows the remotely piloted Ukrainian vessel firing on an Russian ship. “This marks the first-ever naval engagement…

Fantasy baseball managers beware of late-season innings limits for young pitchers

Gambling content 21+. The New York Post may receive an affiliate commission if you sign up through our links. Read our editorial standards for more information. As the fantasy baseball season reaches its final weeks, managers are hunting for every possible advantage. Nevertheless, securing a championship isn’t just about finding…

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