Senate fails to end DHS shutdown for a fifth time as airline passengers endure travel chaos

The Senate failed for a fifth time to fund the Department of Homeland Security, as airline passengers fought through massive lines at security checkpoints and faced mounting delays and cancellations. Only 84 senators showed up for the vote, which failed to clear a 60-vote threshold or even a simple majority. Just 46 Republicans and Democratic Sen. John Fetterman of Pennsylvania voted to refund DHS. Thirty-seven Democrats voted against reopening the department. Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-NY) has accused the GOP of holding the funding “hostage” so Immigration and Customs Enforcement could continue to function. “Every previous vote offered by…

Pentagon makes another large deployment of Marines toward Iran

WASHINGTON — The Pentagon is deploying another three-ship expeditionary unit — with about 2,500 Marines aboard — to the Middle East, the second such dispatch in a matter of days as President Trump attempts to reopen the Strait of Hormuz to international shipping. The San Diego-based USS Boxer amphibious assault ship and…

Amazon plans smartphone comeback more than a decade after Fire Phone flop

In 2014, Amazon introduced its first smartphone, hoping to take on Apple and Samsung. Instead, the Fire Phone — overseen directly by founder Jeff Bezos — was scrapped in barely over a year, one of Amazon’s highest-profile flops. Now, Amazon is dialing up a new phone. The latest effort, known internally as “Transformer,” is being…

Trump orders ‘exclusive window’ for annual Army-Navy football game

The annual Army-Navy football game is going exclusive. President Donald Trump issued an executive order Friday to establish an “an exclusive window for the Army-Navy Game, during which no other college football game is broadcast.” The order comes as the College Football Playoff has expanded from four to 12 teams,…

Big Brother bank: JPMorgan is reportedly tracking junior bankers’ hours with new surveillance tech after concerns about exhaustion

JPMorgan is reportedly using computer tracking to monitor junior bankers’ hours — comparing their self-reported time sheets with internal data to catch underreporting amid ongoing concerns about Wall Streeters working themselves past the point of exhaustion. The nation’s largest lender will give junior investment bankers computer-generated reports measuring how long…

Dennis Rodman will be inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame in April

Dennis Rodman is set to be a two-time Hall-of-Famer. Yes, a two-time Hall-of-Famer. Rodman will be inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame on April 17 as part of WrestleMania Weekend, ESPN reported Friday. The five-time NBA champion with the Bulls and Pistons had a run with World Championship Wrestling…

Gold IRA storage explained: What you’re paying for and what to verify

New York Post may receive revenue from affiliate and advertising partnerships for sharing this content and/or when you make a purchase. Gold IRAs are an increasingly popular option for American savers. As prices sit well above $5,000 an ounce, investors new to the retirement accounts might be wondering — where…

DOJ sues Harvard for discriminating against Jewish, Israeli students

The Department of Justice sued Harvard University Friday, accusing the Ivy League school of running afoul of federal civil rights law in having “turned a blind eye to antisemitism and discrimination against Jews and Israelis” on campus. In a complaint filed in Boston federal court, Assistant Attorney General for Civil…

Palantir CTO says artificial intelligence is key to reshoring American manufacturing

Could artificial intelligence be the key to reshoring American manufacturing? That’s what Palantir’s chief technology officer, Shyam Sankar, believes. His new book, “Mobilize,” asserts that America can prevent World War III by rebuilding its industrial base with AI-powered workers who can outcompete China’s automated factories. “If you can make the…

Palmer Luckey says refusing to work with the Pentagon is ‘really, really dangerous’ — and reveals the one big thing Silicon Valley is vowing to never do again

In 2018, Google did something that Palmer Luckey believes was “really, really dangerous.” The tech giant pulled out of working on the Department of Defense’s Project Maven after thousands of employees protested being involved with the Pentagon program, which uses artificial intelligence to analyze surveillance data to potentially use for…

Jets make huge major leaps in 2026 NFLPA team report cards

The Jets would be happy to show off this report card.  The 2026 NFL Players Association team report cards showed significant improvement for the Jets across the board, according to results that were obtained by ESPN. The Giants saw several changes in their grades, including improvements in “Treatment of Families,”…

Adam Fox in no mood to talk about his Rangers future — for now

Adam Fox doesn’t want to talk about his future with the Rangers yet. Fox, who returned to the lineup during the Blueshirts’ 3-2 loss in overtime to the Flyers on Thursday, addressed reporters for the first time since his Jan. 5 injury and the first time since president and general…

Lakers suffer another heartbreaking loss in Phoenix

PHOENIX — Don’t let the late comeback attempt fool you. Or Luka Doncic’s absurd shotmaking. Or the team’s late uptick in hustle, physicality and energy. Because if the Lakers played with the level of intent they did in the final 6 ½ minutes of Thursday’s matchup against the Suns for…

What Is the ‘Manosphere’? Louis Theroux’s New Netflix Documentary Examines Antifeminist Social Media Trend

Netflix has teamed up with acclaimed documentarian Louis Theroux for a hard-hitting documentary about the toxicity of the “Manosphere.” On the heels of Netflix’s Emmy Award-winning drama series Adolescence, Theroux embeds within the controversial world of the men’s rights movement for Louis Theroux: Inside the Manosphere. Theroux meets with many…

California winery owner gives hottest take yet on why industry is dying

The owner of a Sonoma County winery believes the industry is dying because baby boomers are. Jon Phillips, the owner of Sonoma County winery Inspiration Vineyards and Winery, told The Post that the population decline of the industry’s top wine-consuming generation has led to a recent downturn in sales. “A…

Exclusive | LA legislator spent 0K on thirsty, clout-chasing Instagram ads

Isaac Bryan may hold a new record for thirsty clout-chasing among California legislators. The lefty assemblyman from Los Angeles curiously spent a stunning $220,000 in campaign money last year on Facebook and Instagram ads to boost his social media posts, according to campaign records. Bryan’s staggering tab for sponsored content…

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