Новости за 09.04.2018

Calling Washington “horribly dysfunctional,” Florida Gov. Rick Scott will challenge U.S. Sen. Bill Nelson in an election that could be one of the most expensive and highly-watched races in the nation. The Republican governor will formally announce his campaign to unseat Florida’s only statewide-elected Democrat on Monday in Orlando. During his announcement, Scott is expected...

Moore confirmed the news Sunday during part one of the "Real Housewives of Atlanta" reunion.

A robber swiped a phone right out of a little boy’s hands in Bien Hoa City, Vietnam. Police are looking for the heartless thief, who was caught on camera doing the deed and then fleeing.

An Arizona mother was arrested Thursday after police said her young daughter ate THC-laced macaroni and cheese. Alaina Marie Limpert, 25, allegedly laughed when she realized her daughter, who is less than two years old, was experiencing the side effects of THC, a chemical found in marijuana, as she ate the meal with her father,...

INDIANAPOLIS — A knife-wielding man injured three people in an attack in downtown Indianapolis after being told to stop playing a siren on a bullhorn, authorities said Sunday. Four people, including the suspect, were hospitalized after the attack Saturday afternoon on the American Legion Mall and outside the Central Library located across the street. Two...

SAN DIEGO — A horse trailer carrying at least 18 people who entered the country illegally overturned on a Southern California highway just north of the border with Mexico, authorities said. Several people inside the trailer were hurt in the crash Saturday near the town of Campo, with injuries described as moderate and minor. Six...

Gary Sanchez missed his second straight game after being removed in the 14th inning of Friday night’s loss to the Orioles with a cramp in his right calf, but Aaron Boone said the catcher was available. “I was trying as hard as I could to stay away from him having to go in the game...

WASHINGTON — Adrian Gonzalez watched the three batters before him work full counts against Tanner Roark before all drawing walks to load the bases with two outs in the third inning Sunday night. By the time the veteran first baseman got to the plate, he knew what he wanted. He saw a fastball over the...

U.S. airlines are getting better at many things except getting you to your destination on time. They are losing fewer bags. Complaints are down. And on the anniversary of a man getting dragged off a plane because a crew member needed his seat, airlines are bumping fewer passengers. That’s the upshot of a report issued...

These were the games the Yankees were never supposed to lose — bullpen games in which their army of power arms would overwhelm the opponent. And, yet, in two contests this weekend that went deep into extra innings at the Stadium, they fell both times to the Orioles. But in each instance, it was hard...

McCann hosted a children's television show in the 1960s before branching out as a character actor in films and TV.

Ronda Rousey won her first WrestleMania match, earned the respect of the fans and got set apart from the rest of the women’s division in the process. While Rousey and partner Kurt Angle did have their simultaneous arm bar and ankle lock submissions on Stephanie McMahon and husband Triple H, respectively, late in the match,...

WASHINGTON — Matt Harvey played with fire and lived to tell about it Sunday night, but spent the next few hours ruing the final two runs he gave up. “I think if I didn’t give up those last two runs we probably would have gotten out of here a couple of hours ago,” Harvey said....

WASHINGTON — Mickey Callaway was pleased by what he saw out of his baseball team this weekend. He was happy with its resilience even on a night, like this one, when there were too many strikeouts, too many defensive plays that weren’t made, maybe a lapse or two on the basepaths. He was happy to...

City Comptroller Scott Stringer should audit his kid brother. David Stringer, a 56-year-old real-estate broker, is a serial tax deadbeat who owes the IRS and state Tax Department as much as $447,370 while his brother preaches financial prudence as the city’s budget watchdog, The Post has learned. The IRS filed a lien for $270,775.85 against...

April basketball should be treated with the same healthy skepticism as September baseball, and taken with a grain of salt. But the Nets’ slow, inexorable improvement is starting to show. Despite another losing season, the Nets are 4-2 in their past six and 6-5 in their past 11. With just two games left — including’s...

Closing day for the International Auto Show at the Javits Center. Jets fast-lane receiver Robby “Can’t Drive 55” Anderson accused show officials of trying to “ruin my fun.” Unconfirmed report says he left the scene without threatening anyone, or their spouse. … With the Tiger Woods hype machine in overdrive this past week it was...

Of all the things John Tavares has to consider when deciding if he is going to return to the Islanders or sign somewhere else as an unrestricted free agent this summer, one big reason to stay might be the prospect of continuing to play alongside one of the best power forwards in the league. Because...

It took an extra day for the Devils to find out their playoff opponent. The Panthers’ 4-2 win over the Bruins in Boston — a makeup game played Sunday night after snow forced a postponement earlier in the season — means the Lightning are the top seed in the Eastern Conference and the Devils will...

An activist who co-founded the Working Families Party is snubbing Democratic Gov. Andrew Cuomo and backing Cuomo’s most high-profile primary challenger, Cynthia Nixon. Bertha Lewis, the head of the Black Institute who formerly ran the left-wing firebrand group ACORN, said she first met “Sex and the City’’ actress Nixon at a rally to protest school-funding...

WASHINGTON — The scoreboard painted an ugly picture for the Mets, including three errors committed and only seven hits over 11 innings Sunday night. And yet, here was manager Mickey Callaway’s crew with a chance to steal one against its NL East nemesis. Mission — and sweep — accomplished. Yoenis Cespedes’ bloop RBI single in...

Walmart recently yanked Cosmopolitan from its checkout counters under pressure from born-again publishing heiress Victoria Hearst, who branded the women’s monthly “pornographic.” So, exactly how filthy is it? We decided to pry one open, while also checking out a rival that just got a new editor. True to form, Cosmo’s May issue is hawking “56...

The standard of greatness. A childhood idol. A runaway freight train. The best player in the world. That is what awaits four Knicks rookies Monday when LeBron James visits for the final Garden game of the season. The rookies — Frank Ntilikina, Damyean Dotson, Luke Kornet and Isaiah Hicks — all have varying degrees of...

The New Yorker gives a welcome reprieve from its Chicken Little routine around the Trump administration with the story of Becky Hammon, the first female assistant coach in the NBA. The former WNBA star cultivated a rapport with San Antonio Spurs Coach Gregg Popovich, who was so impressed with her basketball IQ that he decided...

Just over 24 hours after his unique soliloquy in which Alain Vigneault proudly, defiantly, meticulously and pre-emptively declared himself a coaching success wherever he’d worked in the NHL, the former coach of the Rangers struck a somewhat different tone in a statement released through the club’s media relations department. “I would like to thank the...