WASHINGTON – The signal was not subtle. While China practiced amphibious landings in a disputed area of the South China Sea earlier this month, the US Navy sent two aircraft carriers to the area “to support a free and open Indo-Pacific,” the Navy said in a statement. It is unclear …
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“Centralizing control of all data under the umbrella of an inherently political apparatus is dangerous and mistrustful,” said Dr. Nicole Lurie, who served as assistant secretary of preparedness and response under former President Barack Obama. “It seems to cut the ability of agencies like the CDC to do their basic …
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PORTLAND, Maine – The newly discovered NEOWISE comet is putting on a show in the night skies over Maine right now. It is one of the rare kites that reveals its tail to anyone with a modest set of binoculars, and NEOWISE becomes even more impressive when taking its photograph. …
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The race to buy the Mets has been reduced to three … or four … or maybe just one. The Post confirmed reports that at least three groups are advancing to a second round of offers for the Mets, and that rumors persist that a mysterious fourth bidder was actively …
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Talk about going wild. Nick Cannon is surprising on the Internet by the latest episode of his YouTube talk show, Cannon’s Class, in which he openly promotes anti-Semitic and bizarre racial theories. Cannon, 39, was speaking with former public enemy figure Richard “Professor Griff” Griffin, 59, who was fired from …
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