Ex-White House Press Sec. issues blunt challenge to Newsom, Bass: ‘Maybe they should call’

President Donald Trump’s former White House press secretary has a tip for California’s Democratic leaders: Work with the president, and maybe California will “look a lot better.” Karoline Leavitt, who left her post in August, appeared on “Real Time with Bill Maher” Friday night to talk about the president and how things have been since her departure. At one point, Leavitt took a jab at Gov. Gavin Newsom and Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass, both of whom have made their anti-Trump opposition a key part of their platforms. Sign up for the California Morning Report newsletter The biggest news, opinion…

Rangers outgunned by Senators after another slow start

OTTAWA — The Rangers’ first trip to Canada this season was a humbling one. After suffering a 5-4 loss in a track meet against the Maple Leafs earlier this week, the Blueshirts chased all game once again in a 7-4 loss to the Senators Saturday night to fall to 1-5-1…

Trump blasts Ossoff as ‘far left extremist’ as he touts new Ga. jobs at rally

President Trump blasted Democratic Sen. Jon Ossoff as a  “far-left extremist,” as he promised new jobs at a Georgia rally Saturday. Trump ripped Ossoff for voting for policies he said brought about inflation and record-high illegal immigration during the Biden administration. “Jon Ossoff is a far-left extremist that votes to…

USC’s Jayden Maiava throws 2 interceptions in first quarter vs. Wisconsin

Jayden Maiava had an uncharacteristic first quarter against Wisconsin. The USC quarterback threw two interceptions on the first two of three Trojans possessions to start the game. The defense limited the damage as the first pick resulted in a Wisconsin field goal and the second ended in a field-goal miss…

5 signs you may not know you’re drowning in credit card debt

New York Post may be compensated and/or receive an affiliate commission if you click or buy through our links. Featured pricing is subject to change. Credit card debt has a way of sneaking up on you. A few hundred dollars carried over from one month becomes a few thousand, and…

OpenAI faces Senate probe over Hugging Face hack by swarm of rogue agents

A Senate subcommittee that oversees disaster management has launched a probe into OpenAI’s handling of the recent Hugging Face breach – in which a swarm of OpenAI agents apparently went rogue and colluded to hack into the smaller company’s systems. Sen. Josh Hawley is demanding documents and other info from…

Fans ‘Burnin’ Up’ over Jonas Brothers’ odd NFL halftime choice

Fans were not universally “Burnin’ Up” over the Jonas Brothers’ performance in Australia. The pop trio took the stage at Melbourne Cricket Ground during halftime of the Rams’ historic game against the 49ers, extending a made-for-Netflix spectacle that previously included Roger Goodell wearing a kangaroo coat. The five-song set featured…

ABC shakes up ‘Good Morning America’ weekend team with pair of new co-anchors

ABC News is shaking up the weekend lineup at “Good Morning America,” adding Rachel Scott and Rhiannon Ally as co-anchors and installing Leslie Lopez as the show’s weekend meteorologist. Beginning Saturday, Scott, who is ABC News’ senior political correspondent, will join longtime weekend anchor Whit Johnson on Saturdays, the network…

49ers fan duped by ‘front-row’ seats at historic Rams Australia game

One fan scored first-row seats for the NFL’s historic debut in Australia. There was only one problem: The football field was still approximately 50 yards away. A video amplified by MLFootball captured the bewildering view from the front row at the Melbourne Cricket Ground during the Rams-49ers season opener. The…

Tommy Hilfiger preps out the Plaza with Knicks champs and pop idols

The stars held court in the Palm Court.  On Thursday, Tommy Hilfiger welcomed more than 50 celebs and much of the cast of his viral ad campaign to his blockbuster spring 2027 show at the Plaza Hotel. Winning serious style points in the front row were Tommy-clad Knicks champs Josh…

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