George Springer suffers toe fracture in latest Blue Jays injury setback

The hits just keep on coming for the Blue Jays. Just not the ones they’d want. George Springer exited Saturday’s game against the Twins with a left big toe fracture, the team announced. The four-time All-Star, facing Twins starter Joe Ryan in the third inning, fouled a ball off his foot but remained in the at-bat to ground out to first base. Playing as the designated hitter, Springer was not officially removed from the game until the sixth inning when Myles Straw entered as a pinch hitter. Springer, a Silver Slugger winner a year ago, is off to a slow…

Eating too much? Dietitian reveals how to stop a binge in 30 seconds

We’ve all been there: A moment of stress hits or boredom sets in, and suddenly the chip bag is empty and the pint of ice cream is gone. Almost everyone overeats on occasion. For some, however, these episodes of binging come with a sense of losing control, often followed by…

A common breast cancer drug may actually boost IVF success

Here’s some egg-cellent news for hopeful parents-to-be. A widely used breast cancer drug could give IVF a boost, with new research showing that adding it to the standard hormone protocol may increase success rates in some difficult-to-treat patients. The findings come as more Americans than ever are turning to the…

Mets calling up Craig Kimbrel to help bolster bullpen

The Mets are turning to one of the best closers ever — currently trying to revive his game in the minors and claw back to the majors at 37 years old — to help their bullpen. Ahead of Saturday’s game against the A’s at Citi Field, the Mets called up…

3 Best Peacock Movies to Binge-Watch This Weekend (April 11-12)

Peacock‘s movie lineup for April is very front-loaded, which means that most of the streamer’s new films for the month have already arrived. There are some exceptions to that, including the recently arrived Five Nights at Freddy’s 2. The original was a massive hit despite debuting in theaters the same…

Trump administration reveals massive, 250-foot triumphal arch design plan

WASHINGTON — The Trump administration revealed designs for a new 250-foot triumphal arch just outside Washington, D.C., on Friday, as the US prepares for celebrations this summer to mark its 250th birthday. The neoclassical monument will feature a winged Lady Liberty statue atop its stone structure and bear the golden inscription, “One Nation Under…

Islanders vs. Senators prediction: NHL picks, odds, best bet

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. There’s a difference between galvanization and a half-baked plan.  The Islanders’ shocking decision to swap Patrick Roy for Peter DeBoer behind the bench with…

Inside the billionaire enclaves just out of reach of CA’s wealth tax

Big-money billionaires, including Larry Ellison and Sergey Brin, are flocking to ritzy little enclaves at the California-Nevada border to scoop up property and seemingly escape the Golden State’s proposed “billionaire tax.” Brin plunked down a whopping $42 million last month on a Lake Tahoe estate in Nevada. Oracle co-founder Larry…

Jets interview five offensive coordinator candidates as favorite emerges

One day after moving on from offensive coordinator Tanner Engstrand, the Jets did five interviews with potential replacements. The team announced that it conducted interviews with five candidates for the offensive coordinator opening — Frank Reich, Greg Roman, Darrell Bevell, Ronald Curry and Lunda Wells.  Reich is seen as the…

Billboard touting ‘Trump Accounts’ airs in Times Square — as Nicki Minaj joins forces with prez for kid initiative

The Treasury Department deployed a Times Square advertising campaign on Wednesday to encourage families to sign up for “Trump accounts” ahead of a Washington summit launching the new investment accounts for kids.  “Trump Accounts jumpstart the American Dream,” read the billboard promoting the new kid-friendly IRAs.   Passed under the One…

First known Bill Belichick dissenter explains his Hall of Fame ballot

The first known Bill Belichick dissenter has been revealed.  The Kansas City Star’s Vahe Gregorian came out as one of at least 11 Pro Football Hall of Fame voters who didn’t put Belichick on their ballots after the shocking news that the eight-time Super Bowl champion failed to make the…

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