Why Pope Leo is legally allowed to vote in US election — despite being leader of Vatican City

WASHINGTON — Pope Leo XIV has voted in the midterm elections despite serving as the head of a foreign country — but don’t bother trying to claim President Trump’s new $1 million voter fraud bounty. Leo, 71, was born Robert Francis Prevost in Chicago on Sept. 14, 1955, and online Illinois records reviewed by The Post show that he’s registered to vote at his older brother John’s address in suburban New Lenox. “He’s an American citizen living abroad. He didn’t lose his voting rights when he moved to the Vatican,” said Richard Hasen, a voting rights expert at the UCLA…

NFL refs abruptly yanked from ‘SNF’ after disaster performance

The NFL doesn’t only flex games out of primetime. Alex Moore’s crew has been pulled from the “Sunday Night Football” matchup between the Eagles and Commanders, and instead will be on the Patriots-Dolphins afternoon game, according to Football Zebras. The crew led by Shawn Hochuli will ref the matchup in…

5 everyday spending habits that put you deeper into debt

New York Post may receive revenue from affiliate and advertising partnerships for sharing this content and/or when you make a purchase. For many people, debt happens slowly and then all at once. Austin Kilgore, analyst for the Achieve Center for Consumer Insights at Achieve, notes that “consumers are overwhelmed by…

Bo Bichette’s opt-in was just the first step in a hurried Mets offseason

The offseason was officially underway as the Brewers celebrated at Tropicana Field, into the early hours of Thursday morning. It’s an offseason that appears destined to be divided into distinct halves, with Dec. 1 looming as the date for the collective bargaining agreement’s expiration, signaling the beginning of a lockout…

Exclusive | Meet Bruce Blakeman, the NY pol taking on Dem Gov. Hochul — who started campaigning at age 7, served as Nancy Reagan’s driver

Long before Bruce Blakeman became New York’s gubernatorial candidate for change, he was a lowly college kid tasked with driving Nancy Reagan around. The Nassau County executive’s first real political gig — as a volunteer for Ronald Reagan’s 1980 presidential campaign—  unexpectedly landed him in proximity to the fiercely protective soon-to-be…

LIV Golf laying off almost everybody as ‘next chapter’ begins

LIV Golf is going forward with its plan to lay off the “majority” of its United States and United Kingdom employees in the first week of September, Sportico reported. This staff reduction is being presented as a way to secure the flailing league’s future after Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund…

Dog treat creator eats her own products — and even packs them in her kids’ lunches

It’s National Dog Day, and one dog treat creator thinks dogs should be included in the Make America Healthy Again (MAHA) initiative, which emphasizes whole, nutrient-dense foods. “We have never used anything artificial,” Sarah Goldberger, New York-based founder and CEO of organic dog treat company Lord Jameson, told Fox News Digital.  “We’ve…

Enes Kanter blasted by NBA champion over transgender athlete controversy

Jason Williams, the mixtape favorite known as “White Chocolate” and a 2006 NBA champion with the Miami Heat, became the latest voice in hoops to reject Enes Kanter. Kanter has made headlines in recent weeks by trying to insert himself into the ongoing discourse surrounding transgender athletes’ participation in women’s…

Usha Vance opens up about JD Vance’s potential 2028 presidential bid

WASHINGTON — Second lady Usha Vance opened up about the speculation that her husband has his sights set on the presidency in 2028. The mother of four signaled that she will be supportive of him in that decision, but underscored that Vice President JD Vance’s attention is concentrated on the…

Ozempic may help people with serious mental health condition: study

It’s proving to be way more than just a skinny jab. With millions of people of GLP-1 drugs like Ozempic, it’s becoming increasingly clear that their benefits extend well beyond weight loss and treating type 2 diabetes. Now, new research has found that it could be a game changer for…

Trump plays coy about purpose of CIA director’s mystery trip to Moscow

WASHINGTON — President Trump insisted Wednesday that CIA Director John Ratcliffe’s surprise trip to Moscow wasn’t to warn President Vladimir Putin not to “test NATO resolve” or “strike England” after the Cabinet official’s unannounced four-hour visit on Tuesday launched rampant speculation. Radio host Glenn Beck asked Trump about theories that…

Wisconsin high school QB dead at 17 after suffering injuries in game

A 17-year-old Wisconsin high school football player died Saturday from injuries he suffered during a game last Thursday, according to the school district. Adam Massman, a senior quarterback at Lincoln Junior/Senior High School in Alma Center, Wis., reportedly sustained the injuries during a game against Turtle Lake. Specific details on…

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