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DECEMBER 7, 2019     Princeton grad student freed in Iran prisoner swap   TEHRAN, Iran — Iran’s foreign minister said Saturday a detained Princeton graduate student will be exchanged for an Iranian scientist held by the U.S., marking a potential breakthrough between Tehran and Washington... Ruth Bader Ginsberg temporarily blocks release of Trump's financial records   President Trump has been granted a temporary victory in his effort to shield his financial records... 'All hell breaks loose' after Céline Dion's No. 1 album tumbles off charts   “She’s upset. All hell has broken loose."   Advertisement Leonardo DiCaprio parties till 6 a.m. at Art Basel with Kendall Jenner   DiCaprio rolled up to megaclub E11even in an Escalade at around 4:30 a.m. and entered via... How mobster Vinny 'the Chin' tried to shake down Il Mulino   A wiseguy with the crime family of the late Mafia boss Vincent “The Chin” Gigante and... Polyamorous woman is pregnant, leading to baby daddy mystery   Who's your daddy? Top NBA coaches take digs at Knicks over Fizdale firing   Gregg Popovich and Steve Kerr, members of the NBA’s elite coaches, spoke in support of David... NEW YORK POST SHOPPING   The best Cyber Week deals you can still get: Amazon, Walmart, and more   Black Friday and Cyber Monday have passed us by. But there are still tons of deals...   Advertisement VIDEO   ‘Run me over!’: Women fight over missing money outside bar   'Someone help me!': Teen totally stumped by can opener PHOTOS Jason Derulo is the thirst trap king Selma Blair stokes engagement rumors and more star snaps TODAY’S COVERS NEWS   Ruth Bader Ginsberg temporarily blocks release of Trump's financial records   President Trump has been granted a temporary victory in his effort to shield his financial records from House Democrats, and by an unlikely source... METRO   Westchester dad in shocking murder-suicide was 'under a lot of stress'   The Westchester father who stabbed his wife and two children to death before killing himself in a horrific murder-suicide this week was “under a... SPORTS   Knicks also must fire Steve Mills and Scott Perry   This was the simple part. That’s not easy to ponder, given that we are talking about a man’s livelihood, but firing David Fizdale was... BUSINESS   Elon Musk wins 'pedo guy' defamation case   Silicon Valley’s bad boy billionaire wins again. A Los Angeles jury on Friday found Tesla CEO Elon Musk did not defame British cave diver... OPINION   Trump's economic boom bursts Democrats' impeachment bubble   Democrats are obsessed with impeachment, and no wonder — they would rather not draw attention to President Trump’s economic success, nor their plan to...   Advertisement   ENTERTAINMENT   Liam Payne's new song 'Both Ways' slammed for fetishizing bisexuality   Liam is causing Payne, according to Twitter. The former One Direction band member, 26, is catching heat for his steamy song about a bisexual... FASHION   Chris Evans' sexy 'Knives Out' sweater is a trend real guys can jump on   “Knives Out,” the campy murder mystery now in theaters, is chock-full of A-list stars, including Toni Collette, Daniel Craig, Jamie Lee Curtis and Chris... LIVING   Dog trashes home so badly, her family thinks it's burglarized   It was an inside job. MEDIA   USA Today owner Gannett guts several newsrooms as GateHouse takeover begins   Gannett, the owner of USA Today, slashed more than 200 jobs on Thursday in its first big downsizing since its takeover by New Media... TECH   Astronomers shocked by discoveries from NASA's Parker Solar Probe   CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. — NASA’s sun-skimming spacecraft, the Parker Solar Probe, is surprising scientists with its unprecedented close views of our star. Scientists released... REAL ESTATE   Fisher Island — the wealthiest zip code in the US — turns 100   Fisher Island (home to the wealthiest zip code in the US) is celebrating its centennial with a historic blowout — and, of course, some glimmering... HOROSCOPES   Today’s Birthday   More than is the case for many other signs Sagittarians like to think for themselves, and what you think about over the coming year will take you in some mind-bending directions. What is the true nature of reality? How can you use it to make life more fun?   See all horoscopes   Advertisement   Get our other newsletters:

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