Verizon Fios internet outages have impacted millions of customers on the East Coast, causing significant disruptions in the early hours of Tuesday morning. A map of user-reported issues shows the affected area spans about 300 miles from Philadelphia to Richmond, Virginia, according to the third-party website Downdetector, which tracks real-time service disruptions. A map of user-reported issues shows the affected area spans …
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‘I was paid nothing — ever’
Oprah Winfrey on Monday shut down a report that Kamala Harris’ failed presidential campaign paid her $1 million to stump for the Democrat. “I was paid nothing — ever,” Winfrey told a TMZ reporter who approached her as she walked to her car. The reporter asked about the claims that the Harris team paid her the massive figure for the …
Read More »5 scuba divers stranded off Hawaiian coast rescued by sailing couple: ‘Saw five little dots’
Five scuba divers struggling in the water for hours off the Hawaiian coast were rescued last Wednesday by a sailing couple that heard their screams for help and found “five little dots” in the vast ocean. Camila Storchi and her husband were on their sailboat traveling from Kaneohe to Honolulu when they heard the desperate pleas coming from the water, …
Read More »Florida teen pleads guilty to sexually assaulting, beating 91-year-old woman
A Florida teenager pleaded guilty to sexually assaulting and beating a 91-year-old woman after breaking into her home in June. Jesse Stone, 14, was charged with sexual assault and burglary and he entered into a plea deal on Nov. 7, according to court documents obtained by WCJB. 14-year-old Jesse Stone pled guilty to sexually assaulting a 91-year-old woman. Marion County …
Read More »A record 13 female governors to serve next year following historic election cycle
Thirteen women will serve as governors in the US next year, topping the former record of 12 set in 2022. Kelly Ayotte’s win in New Hampshire, which was called by the Associated Press on Monday, toppled the previous high as the Republican is set to become the next governor of the Granite State in January. “It matters to have women …
Read More »Ben Carson jockeys for HHS secretary in Trump’s Cabinet: sources
Dr. Ben Carson — the renowned neurosurgeon who ran a presidential campaign in 2016 — is gunning for the role of Health and Human Services secretary under President-elect Donald Trump, The Post has learned. Carson, 73, served as Trump’s secretary for Housing and Urban Development from 2017-2021, but does not want the position again and is instead open to heading …
Read More »Melania Trump declines to meet with Jill Biden at White House, citing Mar-a-Lago raid: source
Melania Trump declined an offer to head to the White House Wednesday and meet with Jill Biden, citing the Biden administration’s past raid on Mar-a-Lago as part of the federal government’s investigation into classified documents. “She ain’t going,” a source familiar with Melania’s decision told The Post. “Jill Biden’s husband authorized the FBI snooping through her underwear drawer. The Bidens …
Read More »Trump selects Sen. Marco Rubio to serve as secretary of state in historic appointment: report
President-elect Donald Trump has chosen Sen. Marco Rubio (R-Fla.) to be his secretary of state – a decision that will make the Cuban American senator the first Latino to serve as the nation’s top diplomat. President-elect Donald Trump has reportedly asked Sen. Marco Rubio of Florida to serve as his secretary of state. REUTERS Rubio’s appointment was first-reported in the …
Read More »SUNY urged to probe contract with publisher accused of censorship
A trio of state senators are calling on SUNY to investigate its $2.7 million contract with a powerhouse publishing company accused of acquiescing to the Chinese government by censoring articles. Springer Nature, the dominant publisher of academic journals which has a five-year contract with the State University of New York system, allegedly blocked access to thousands of articles in 2017 “in …
Read More »Kathy Hochul looks to revive hated congestion toll now that election is over — as critics fight to make sure it stays dead
Gov. Kathy Hochul is looking to revive a planned congestion toll in Manhattan before President-elect Donald Trump takes office – but critics want to make sure the controversial plan stays dead. Hochul had planned to wait to revisit the $15 congestion toll to enter Midtown below 60th Street until after elections, which political insiders said was a move to prevent …
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