SF tech bro pulls plug on controversial video game that let players kill ‘homeless people’

A San Francisco tech developer who created a video game that turned the city’s notorious Tenderloin neighborhood into a zombie-killing zone has pulled the plug after furious critics claimed the game allowed players to target homeless drug users. Creator Pierre-Louis Biojout, who had bragged about the game, changed reversed course on Friday in announcing he took the game down. “I built and posted a zombie game set on San Francisco streets. The setting and the way I promoted it showed poor judgment,” he wrote on X. “Targeting people struggling with addiction or homelessness was never my intention.” Sign up for the…

Trump traveling to Kentucky to rally supporters ahead of midterms

President Trump is heading to Kentucky Saturday to rally supporters and shore up Republicans facing unexpectedly competitive races — including a House contest that could put another seat at risk for the GOP. Trump’s trip to Highland Heights, in Northern Kentucky, also puts him just across the Ohio River from…

Liberty mailbag: The question everyone wants to know

The Liberty entered an offseason of uncertainty about a week ago after the Atlanta Dream swept them in the WNBA semifinals. The first pressing question for the Liberty regards the status of head coach Chris DeMarco. It’s also the question that’s at the top of readers’ minds. We sent a…

The Post’s expert Week 7 college football grid picks, best bets

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. Perhaps the best college football week to date. We move on to Week 7 of the college football season with The Post experts moving…

Has there ever been a mountain taller than Everest?

Sometimes, it takes a great struggle to build towering peaks. And what more thunderous event is there than the clashing of continental plates?Geological pileups have birthed some of the largest and tallest mountains on the planet, including Mount Everest and its Himalayan neighbors. But has there ever been a peak…

Braelon Allen delivers game-winning Jets touchdown amid career day

Braelon Allen, he admitted afterward, was a little surprised. He didn’t expect the Jets to run it on third-and-9 — as they trailed by two and were at the Cleveland 22-yard line — late in the fourth quarter.  But then Frank Reich called for that. Then, Allen shook off one…

Ex-Jet Quincy Williams makes good on defensive warning to former team

Quincy Williams made good on his fair warning to the Jets before Sunday’s game at MetLife Stadium.  Williams, who played for the Jets from 2021 to 2025 before they opted not to re-sign him and he signed with the Browns, vowed to be a “nightmare playing against me’’ for the…

J.J. McCarthy makes Giants debut — but he’s a long way from starting

LANDOVER, Md. — J.J. McCarthy made his Giants debut, but he feels further away from taking over as the starting quarterback than ever before.  Acquired two weeks ago in a trade with the Vikings to provide help in Jaxson Dart’s absence, McCarthy took five snaps — rushing twice for 2…

Dominic Zvada’s first career missed field goals came at worst time for Giants

LANDOVER, Md. — Dominic Zvada was perfect until he wasn’t.  Once. Twice. Three times.  The undrafted rookie missed three field goals, including the 46-yarder that would’ve given the Giants a lead in the back-and-forth portion of overtime, during a 27-27 tie Sunday against the Commanders.  “Got called on, had an…

Winless Chargers’ nightmare start continues after late Broncos surge

Wil Lutz kicked a go-ahead 19-yard field goal with 5:07 remaining, lifting the Denver Broncos over the winless and mistake-prone Los Angeles Chargers 23-17 on Sunday. Lutz’s 36-yarder with 1:08 left extended the lead and finished a run of 13 unanswered points in the fourth quarter for the Broncos (3-2).…

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