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SEPTEMBER 15, 2019     Teachers reveal top high school's secret to high pass rates: cheating   At highly rated Maspeth High School in Queens, students know they can play hooky, skip course work, flunk tests — and still pass. They call it the “Maspeth Minimum,” meaning everyone gets... NYT deletes bizarre tweet referencing Brett Kavanaugh's 'harmless' penis   In a bizarre series of tweets and retractions on @nytopinion on Saturday, The New York Times... Dorian relief suspended in Bahamas to prepare for Tropical Storm Humberto   Although much weaker than the Category 5 hurricane that devastated Grand Bahama and Abaco islands, Humberto...   Advertisement Ex-football player accused of pulling a 'Jussie Smollett' in Georgia   A former tackle for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers was arrested for trashing his Georgia restaurant and... Big Papi opens up about getting shot: 'I want to find out who did this'   In his first English-language interview since getting shot in the Dominican Republic, former Boston Red Sox... From MacBooks to Chromebooks, these refurbished laptop deals are an absolute steal   Discover the highlights of our New York Post Store, brought to you by our partner StackCommerce.... Stanford is latest elite university linked to Jeffrey Epstein   Jeffrey Epstein gifted Stanford University $50,000 for its physics program, making it the latest elite school...   Advertisement VIDEO   Dude's knife-catching skills are a 'cut' above the rest   Hot air balloon hits tree: 'Talk about a ride!' PHOTOS Inside Bethenny Frankel and Paul Bernon's year of dating Post-breakup, Katie Holmes proves flawless style is the best revenge TODAY’S COVERS NEWS   Strike looming for General Motors workers   The United Auto Workers union and General Motors remain far apart in ongoing negotiations in Detroit, raising the likelihood of a midnight strike, sources... METRO   Party-goer in critical condition after seven-story fall in Chelsea   A man was in critical but stable condition at Bellevue Hospital early Sunday after a seven-story fall from a roof during a party in... SPORTS   Yankees' injuries have changed the equation for Giancarlo Stanton   TORONTO — The challenge for the final 12 games of the season is big for the Yankees. They must establish home-field advantage throughout the... BUSINESS   How to know if your lawyer is overcharging you   When you hire a lawyer, your chances of overpaying are considerable, according to one legal expert. “There is potentially 10 percent to 30 percent... OPINION   Just ban the costumed creeps in Times Square   Enough, already: The city needs to find a way to clear all the Elmos, Batmen, Minnie Mice and all the rest out of Times...   Advertisement   ENTERTAINMENT   The secret history behind the world-famous 'Goldfinch' painting   Business is booming for “The Goldfinch,” and it goes beyond the bestselling novel and Oscar-bait movie that opened in theaters Friday. Centuries before author... FASHION   The best bags, shoes and belts for fall   While belts aren’t exactly a startling concept, layering your look with an embellished one has never been more en vogue. For fall, major fashion... LIVING   18-karat gold toilet swiped from Winston Churchill's childhood home   Thieves pinched an 18-karat commode from Winston Churchill’s boyhood home Saturday — and immediately became public enemies number 1 and 2. MEDIA   Former NY Post reporter Ransdell Pierson dead at 66   Former New York Post reporter Ransdell Raphael Pierson died in New York on Wednesday. He was 66. Originally from Alexandria, La., Pierson wrote for... TECH   Asteroid the size of a skyscraper to hurl past Earth: NASA   A skyscraper length asteroid will whiz by Earth today. The space rock, Asteroid 2000 QW7, is roughly between 951 and 2,132 feet long according... REAL ESTATE   NYC developers constantly lie about how tall their buildings are   You ain’t dreaming. New York’s toniest buildings really are bigger on the inside than the outside. For a small pool of New York buyers,... HOROSCOPES   Today’s Birthday   Some things you care deeply about and other things you could not care less about, but over the next 12 months the dividing line between them will at times get a bit blurred. Could it be that your outlook is changing? Yes it could, and for the better.   See all horoscopes   Advertisement   Get our other newsletters:

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