Mike Brown uses baseball analogy to explain what irked him most in Knicks’ loss

PHILADELPHIA — Mike Brown turned to baseball to explain the sloppiness. The Knicks coach was not happy with the 13 turnovers his team committed during their 98-93 loss to the 76ers on Friday night at Xfinity Center. The 76ers turned those turnovers into 23 points. “It’s been going on all year,” Brown said. “We’re trying to hit a home run every time we get the ball. And we have to hit singles. We can’t hit a home run. We gotta hit singles offensively and then if our play breaks down, we have to move. “There’s too many times where we…

US approves .1 billion Patriot missile sale to Ukraine

The US State Department said on Friday it had approved the sale of 500 Patriot PAC-3 ‌missiles to Ukraine for an estimated $2.1 billion, in what would be one of the most significant steps to supply defensive weapons to Kyiv since the start of the second Trump administration. Delayed missile deliveries have…

Lakers blow 25-point lead in NBA Cup-opening loss to Warriors

SAN FRANCISCO — The game couldn’t have started better for the Lakers, who were fueled by a signature Luka Doncic scoring early scoring flurry Friday night in Chase Center. But once those flurries evaporated, so did the Lakers’ momentum, making the final result even more painful for them after the…

The debt payoff strategies that work and the ones that can backfire

New York Post may receive revenue from affiliate and advertising partnerships for sharing this content and/or when you make a purchase. Getting out of debt is top of mind for too many Americans these days.  According to the Federal Reserve’s Survey of Consumer Finances, the share of American families behind…

Too Many Bills, Too Little Progress: How to Simplify a Debt Pileup

New York Post may receive revenue from affiliate and advertising partnerships for sharing this content and/or when you make a purchase. Credit card bills have a way of piling up. A few unexpected expenses, a stretch of higher living costs or a temporary loss of income can leave households juggling…

NC State homing in on Phillip Rivers in head coaching search

Philip Rivers could be headed back to North Carolina State, this time as its head football coach. The former NFL quarterback and future Hall of Famer has emerged as the focus of the Wolfpack’s coaching search following the dismissal of Dave Doeren, On3 reported Friday night. Rivers, 44, has several…

Alibaba launches B Hong Kong share placement to fund AI spending

China’s Alibaba on Sunday launched a HK$80-billion ($10.2 billion) share placement to fund artificial intelligence-related development. A deal by the Chinese e-commerce and cloud computing giant would mark the largest-ever primary follow-on offering by a Hong Kong-listed company. It would rank as the world’s third-largest primary follow-on share sale this year after…

NYC’s Union Square seeing frenzy for office, retail space

The planned opening of DearU’s Bubble House New York at 24 Union Square East — a nearly 10,000 square-foot signing we first reported in June — was the mere tip of the iceberg in the neighborhood’s commercial boom. The Union Square Partnership business-improvement district reports a breathtaking office and retail…

Trump takes first lap at Freedom 250 Grand Prix in Washington, DC

WASHINGTON — President Trump took a lap of honor around IndyCar’s Freedom 250 Grand Prix 1.7-mile circuit near the US Capitol on Sunday to kick off the capstone event of DC summer festivities for America’s semiquincentennial. During his lap in “the Beast” around the circuit, Air Force One flew over…

Poop transplants could help insomniacs sleep better

Don’t sleep on taking some crap. “Poop pills” have been an innovative way to potentially treat various ailments, from preventing peanut allergies to advanced cancer and liver disease. Now, struggling insomniacs may find relief with a “crapsule” before bedtime, according to new research from China. Insomnia often stems from a…

Exclusive | US taxpayers fund 0M in woke ‘intersectionality’ grants studying race, class and ‘privilege’: report

WASHINGTON — Taxpayers are funding $230 million in largely Biden-era grants to study woke “intersectionality” — the assessing of factors such as race and class to rate “privilege’’ and potential discrimination, a new report says. The Defense of Freedom Institute and Legal Insurrection Foundation, both right-leaning policy groups, said their…

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