Inside Eric Swalwell’s fan club: all 1,700 donors revealed — including Hollywood celebs

From Hollywood heavyweights to corporate titans and everyday Californians, Eric Swalwell’s donor list spans the elite to average joes. The California Post reviewed public records and identified more than 1,700 contributors to the disgraced politician’s campaign, with donations ranging from $100 to more than $78,000. The disgraced ex-Bay Area congressman — who up until a week ago as the Democratic frontrunner in the race for California governor — officially resigned from office Tuesday after a slew of allegations that include rape, sexual assault and other misconduct. The Post’s review of Swalwell’s campaign records shows that the ex-congressman was able to…

Dave Roberts, Dodgers fanboy out over iconic K-pop group ahead of Mets game

Fresh off their stunning Weekend 1 Coachella performance, BigBang cruised to Dodger Stadium to catch Los Angeles’ Tuesday night matchup with the Mets — and more than one Dodger was seen fanboying out over the iconic K-pop group. G-Dragon and Daesung scored field-level access a few hours before the game’s first…

USC men’s basketball adds former Arizona guard K.J. Lewis

USC has added a skilled guard to pair alongside Rodney Rice in its backcourt next season. The Trojans on Tuesday landed a commitment from K.J. Lewis, the former Arizona Wildcat-turned-Georgetown Hoya who will complete his college career on the West Coast. Lewis, who has one season of eligibility remaining, retweeted…

How Nancy Pelosi backed Eric Swalwell’s rise in Congress

Before he was an accused rapist, Eric Swalwell was a Democratic golden boy who rose to some of the most influential roles in Washington over his 13 year career in Congress. With the help of Rep. Nancy Pelosi and other powerful allies, Swalwell won key appointments at congressional committees and…

Lakers vs. Rockets series prediction: 2026 NBA Playoff picks, odds

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. The Lakers and Rockets will meet in one of the most fascinating first-round matchups on the NBA playoff board, but oddsmakers are not treating…

Stone Age tombs in Scotland reveal ‘webs of descent’ among male relatives

Stone Age people in northern Scotland buried related males — but not females — together in the same tomb, a new DNA study reveals, creating “webs of descent” across several Neolithic archaeological sites.In the study, published Tuesday (April 14) in the journal Antiquity, researchers analyzed the DNA of 22 people…

‘Allergic’ to your office? You might have ‘sick building syndrome’

This kind of “sick time” is no work perk. Since the term was coined in the early 1980s by the World Health Organization, “sick building syndrome” (SBS) has been used to describe the array of irritating symptoms some people feel when inside certain buildings, from headaches and fatigue to nausea…

The trials, troubles and lows of Lenny Dykstra’s post-Mets fall

The Post reviews the past infractions of former Mets outfielder Lenny Dykstra, who helped the team win the 1986 World Series:  1990: Dykstra was placed on probation for a year by then-commissioner Fay Vincent after testifying that he lost $78,000 in Mississippi poker games. 1991: Dykstra, then with the Phillies,…

Goldman Sachs stock falls despite blockbuster earnings report

Shares of Goldman Sachs dropped Monday despite the Wall Street giant posting a blockbuster first-quarter profit, as investors zeroed in on weak spots beneath the headline numbers. The stock dropped roughly 2% intraday after initially plunging more than 4% at the open — even as the bank reported earnings and…

What Giants might do at safety in 2026 NFL Draft

New head coach John Harbaugh enjoys having top players at the back end of his defense. He had Ed Reed in his early head coaching days with the Ravens and, more recently, relied on Kyle Hamilton in Baltimore. Harbaugh has already raved about Caleb Downs, the do-everything safety from Ohio…

Joe Buck passed on calling postseason MLB games for ESPN

Joe Buck is leaving postseason baseball in his past. The longtime play-by-play man revealed on “Sports Media with Richard Deitsch” that he was offered the chance to call playoff baseball on ESPN last year, but turned it down — and its a choice he’s still comfortable with. “As you and…

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