New York PostSkinwalker Ranch is a 500 acre property in eastern Utah. It’s also supposedly one of the most haunted places on Earth. For 20 years, the ranch was owned by Robert Bigelow, a real estate millionaire obsessed with the paranormal. Bigelow claimed the ranch to be a hotspot for UFOs, poltergeists, and all kinds of monsters. But no evidence to support any of this has ever been presented.
In 2016, Bigelow sold the ranch to another real estate millionaire with a passion for the paranormal … Brandon Fugal. And Fugal claims to finally have the goods. Evidence. Proof. He produces a reality TV show on The History Channel called “The Secret of Skinwalker Ranch”, which claims to show real paranormal phenomena, proving that the spooky legends of the ranch are actually true.
I reached out to Brandon Fugal and asked if I could come to the ranch and see this phenomena for myself. I was surprised when he enthusiastically accepted. He said I could come to the ranch, that he would show me everything and that he would answer all my questions. So I got on a plane and my journey began.
"The Basement Office" is the first video series to respond to the new demand for UFOs to be taken seriously. Stripped of melodrama, over-the-top recreations, and wacky theories, "The Basement Office" focuses only on hard facts and evidence. Because, as it turns out, the facts are scary enough.
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Skinwalker Ranch: Angels & Demons (Pt 3) Brandon Fugal, UFOs, Ghosts & Mormons | The Basement OfficeNew York Post2022-10-27 | Skinwalker Ranch is a 500 acre property in eastern Utah. It’s also supposedly one of the most haunted places on Earth. For 20 years, the ranch was owned by Robert Bigelow, a real estate millionaire obsessed with the paranormal. Bigelow claimed the ranch to be a hotspot for UFOs, poltergeists, and all kinds of monsters. But no evidence to support any of this has ever been presented.
In 2016, Bigelow sold the ranch to another real estate millionaire with a passion for the paranormal … Brandon Fugal. And Fugal claims to finally have the goods. Evidence. Proof. He produces a reality TV show on The History Channel called “The Secret of Skinwalker Ranch”, which claims to show real paranormal phenomena, proving that the spooky legends of the ranch are actually true.
I reached out to Brandon Fugal and asked if I could come to the ranch and see this phenomena for myself. I was surprised when he enthusiastically accepted. He said I could come to the ranch, that he would show me everything and that he would answer all my questions. So I got on a plane and my journey began.
"The Basement Office" is the first video series to respond to the new demand for UFOs to be taken seriously. Stripped of melodrama, over-the-top recreations, and wacky theories, "The Basement Office" focuses only on hard facts and evidence. Because, as it turns out, the facts are scary enough.
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Catch the latest news here: nypost.com Follow The New York Post on: Twitter - twitter.com/nypost Facebook - facebook.com/NYPostWoman claims Charlotte Sena’s alleged kidnapper ‘tried to grab my grandson’ months agoNew York Post2023-10-04 | A neighbor of the man who was arrested for the kidnapping of nine-year-old Charlotte Sena claimed he tried to snatch her grandson out of her front yard in July. NY Post reporter Kevin Sheehan shares this story.
Carol Brown, 61, told The Post that police showed her a photo of Craig Ross Jr., 46, who was arrested Monday for allegedly snatching Sena — and she immediately recognized him.
“I told the police that a man had tried to grab my grandson back in July. That’s when they showed me the pictures,” Brown told The Post. “I recognized him immediately, 100%. Immediately, I said that’s him.”
Brown claimed she and her grandson Braiden were doing yard work back in July when Ross appeared looming over the 10-year-old while she went out back to turn the spigot on for the hose.
“I heard the dog start freaking out, really freaking out, so I ran back around to see what was going on and there was a very scary-looking man standing over my grandson who was crouching down over the weed whacker,” she said. “He was standing over him, inches away.”
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Adrienne Tully told Storyful that she was hoping to catch a beautiful sunrise that morning, but instead got to watch “a buck swim in the ocean then proceed to climb on the rocks twice.”
However, the animal’s adventurous spirit soon had him in trouble. “He was struggling as the incoming tide was rough that morning,” Tully said.
Tully’s video and photos from the scene showed there was a happy outcome, as the animal regained the shore safely, after “a little help from a surfer”.
#deer #surfer #newjersey
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The video — shot by the cartwheeling passenger and her partner — shows the flight attendant standing guard at the door as the couple argues with her in front of another airline employee.
“You can walk away. You can’t come on this aircraft … that’s because you guys are jeopardizing the safety of this aircraft right now,” the crew member says, adding that she saw the woman performing cartwheels in the terminal.
”You mean the cartwheels I was doing with the children that I met on the flight?” the woman asks.
“As I was watching you drink your alcohol,” the attendant replies.
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Catch the latest news here: nypost.com Follow The New York Post on: Twitter - twitter.com/nypost Facebook - facebook.com/NYPostDad influencer, 40, dies of heart attack while playing with his kidsNew York Post2023-10-04 | Popular Italian influencer Lorenzo Delle Femmine, whose videos chronicling family life delighted millions on TikTok, tragically died Monday from cardiac arrest. He was 40 years old.
The star’s wife Assunta confirmed his death in an Instagram post, writing: “I feel so bad. I can’t believe it.”
The TikToker, known as Mister Pella Pazzo to his 1.8 million followers, had reportedly been playing with his kids at their home in Casalnuovo di Napoli, near Naples, when he began to feel ill, Jam Press reported.
Femmine fell on the floors and lay motionless, prompting family members to rush the father of three to the Villa dei Fiori hospital, in Acerra, La Stampa reported.
Despite medics’ best efforts, the influencer passed away shortly thereafter.
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Catch the latest news here: nypost.com Follow The New York Post on: Twitter - twitter.com/nypost Facebook - facebook.com/NYPost‘Apocalyptic’ bus crash in Italy kills at least 21 people, mostly touristsNew York Post2023-10-04 | At least 21 people were killed and 18 injured when a bus carrying mainly international tourists fell off an overpass in a fiery, “apocalyptic” crash near Venice, Italy, Tuesday night.
The bus — which was en route to a campsite near the Marghera area — plowed through a barrier on the elevated street and plunged several feet onto an area near railroad tracks in Mestre, where it caught fire, according to officials.
“The people in the bus found themselves surrounded by flames,” said Mauro Luongo, commander of the Venice firefighters team. “The scene we found was terrible. It took about one hour to extract some of the bodies.”
Venice’s mayor, Luigi Brugnaro, called the horrific crash “an apocalyptic scene” and declared the city to be in mourning in a social media post.
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Catch the latest news here: nypost.com Follow The New York Post on: Twitter - twitter.com/nypost Facebook - facebook.com/NYPostMarried couple killed after speeding boat veers off and slams into house, splitting vessel in halfNew York Post2023-10-04 | A married couple was killed Saturday when their out-of-control speeding boat swerved out of an Illinois river and into a home — a violent crash that split the vessel in half.
Harrowing surveillance footage shows the couple’s motorboat bouncing over a rough wake as it barrels towards the shoreline of Fox River in McHenry, a city roughly 60 miles northwest of Chicago.
The vessel barged onto the shore and continued speeding 73 feet along the grass until it smashed into a home.
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Catch the latest news here: nypost.com Follow The New York Post on: Twitter - twitter.com/nypost Facebook - facebook.com/NYPostNancy Pelosi evicted from private Capitol office by interim House speakerNew York Post2023-10-04 | Former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) was ordered to “immediately” vacate her Capitol hideaway office by Wednesday as she slammed acting Speaker Patrick McHenry’s decision as a “sharp departure from tradition.”
An email sent to Pelosi’s office on Tuesday said the “room will be re-keyed” and reassigned for “speaker use,” Politico first reported.
A spokeswoman for Rep. Steny Hoyer (D-Md.) told The Post that the former House majority leader had also been asked to vacate his Capitol hideaway office on Wednesday.
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Footage released by the police shows one of the officers holding on to the woman’s hand from the edge of the pier in the Red Hook neighborhood. Officers helped get the woman, age 20, onto a boat to complete the rescue, the footage shows.
The woman was hospitalized in stable condition, according to a Deputy Commissioner, Public Information spokesperson.
Police did not clarify how the woman got stuck under the pier.
#nypd #rescue #brooklyn #pier
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#nakedattraction #max #reaction
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Elizabeth Polanco De Los Santos, a Lehman College student, is “ecstatic to be returning to the US after five months of anguish,” the advocacy group Detained in Dubai said in a statement on Tuesday.
The 21-year-old’s sentence was commuted a day after she was ordered to be jailed for the July incident in which she was accused of “assaulting and insulting” a female airport employee.
“Elizabeth boarded her flight home to New York late Tuesday night,” Detained in Dubai CEO Radha Stirling said in the release. “The news that her sentence would be commuted was a welcome end to Elizabeth’s hellish 5 months in Dubai that left her humiliated, traumatized, and out of pocket $50,000.”
The advocacy group then shared a message thread between the Bronx college student and Stirling.
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No arrests were made in the shooting on the campus of the historically black university in Maryland by early Wednesday — and police didn’t reveal if they believe more than one suspect opened fire.
Four males and one female between the ages of 18 and 22, all students at the college, were shot when the gunfire erupted around 9:25 p.m., according to police.
None of the injuries were life-threatening, police said.
Morgan State University police were patrolling the campus when they heard the gunfire and called Baltimore police for backup.
The campus cops located the victims and treated them at the scene before they were rushed to area hospitals.
Officers noticed multiple windows had been shattered by bullets and feared the shooter might have been ready to commit more violence.
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Catch the latest news here: nypost.com Follow The New York Post on: Twitter - twitter.com/nypost Facebook - facebook.com/NYPostAOC, socialists target NY’s top 5% with tax hikes, households making more than $250K would be hitNew York Post2023-10-04 | Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and her lefty Democratic Socialist comrades aren’t just targeting the 1 percenters anymore.
The New York City congresswoman and her progressive posse are pushing to slam the “top 5%” of New Yorkers with a massive total $15 billion in state income-tax hikes that would hit households making just over $250,000 a year — well below millionaires’ row, an analysis says.
The eye-popping proposed tax increase comes as a new study released Tuesday by Upgraded Points found that New York suffered the largest exodus of wealthy millennials ages 26 to 45 who made more than $200,000 than any other state — a 4.6% reduction, or a net drain, of 27,101 prime-aged taxpaying earners.
That’s more than double the 2.3% loss of affluent millennials in California, according to 2021 tax returns. Among the largest states, Florida had the biggest influx of millennials, a 5.6% jump.
But AOC and the socialist left claim that taxing even lower to mid-six-figure earners is good for New York.
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Catch the latest news here: nypost.com Follow The New York Post on: Twitter - twitter.com/nypost Facebook - facebook.com/NYPostMcCarthy rips GOP defectors: ‘They’re not conservatives’New York Post2023-10-04 | Kevin McCarthy took the gloves off with the Republicans renegades who sank his speakership.
"They voted against one of the greatest cuts in history ... They voted against border security," McCarthy chided during a brief speech. "They don't get to see and they're conservative because they're angry, and they're chaotic."
"They're not conservatives, and they don't get to call themselves conservatives."
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“They’re amazing fish that have adapted to the food they eat,” the 38-year-old angler told Pen News of his anthropomorphic-looking haul, which he caught on September 17 in the Tangier Sound off Crisfield.
The fish was a sheepshead, a bottom-dwelling species that uses its eerily human-like chompers to pulverize the barnacles and crustaceans on which it feeds.
Accompanying photos show the dentally-endowed swimmer, whose teeth evoke a regular fish after being squirted with the Joker’s laughing gas.
Summerlin had reportedly been fishing with soft crab in around 15 feet of water when something big bit his line.
“I thought it was a black drum at first, due to the way the fish was fighting with some big head shakes, but then I saw it was a very large sheepshead as it surfaced near the boat,” Summerlin said. Read more at nypost.com/2023/10/02/fishermans-record-catch-boasts-human-teeth
#fish #weirdbuttrue #sheepshead
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Catch the latest news here: nypost.com Follow The New York Post on: Twitter - twitter.com/nypost Facebook - facebook.com/NYPost‘Rent-a-mom’ for Gen Z college students, parents pay $10K to cook, bail them out of jail #shortsNew York Post2023-10-04 | Like any good mom, when one of her kids calls, Tammy Kumin comes running — no matter the time of day or night. NY Post Features Reporter Asia Grace shares this story.
The biological parent of three and grandmother of six from Boston does it all, even in her seventies — emergency grocery shopping, cooking, and laundry. She’s even jumped on a plane in the wee hours to bail one of her youngsters out of a Miami jail, and has rushed to bedsides in New York emergency rooms.
However, Kumin isn’t the actual mother of the kids who she caters to in 9-1-1 binds. She’s simply their rent-a-mom.
“I’m a mom away from mom — a total support system for students,” Kumin, the founder of Concierge Service for Students (CSS), told The Post.
“We get kids in pre-boarding schools, boarding schools or college,” she said, “and we take care of their practical needs, medical needs, mental health needs and beyond.”
The momtrepreneur launched the concierge service in 1993, wanting to offer a helping hand to both U.S. and international students throughout the Northeast. The service comes with a price tag of $10,000 per academic year.
For their money, parents can depend on their away-from-home offspring receiving regular food deliveries, academic assistance, beauty and spa appointments bookings, aid in making dinner reservations and signing up for gym memberships, apartment hunting, furniture building, party planning, doctor referrals, summer storage, as well as banking and bill payment support — just to name a few.
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Catch the latest news here: nypost.com Follow The New York Post on: Twitter - twitter.com/nypost Facebook - facebook.com/NYPostKevin McCarthy addresses his removal as Speaker of The HouseNew York Post2023-10-04 | Republican Rep. Kevin McCarthy has been voted out of his Speaker of the House role in a move prompted by Rep. Matt Gaetz.
Rep. Patrick McHenry is now serving as the temporary speaker because he was at the top of McCarthy’s secret list of successors.
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Catch the latest news here: nypost.com Follow The New York Post on: Twitter - twitter.com/nypost Facebook - facebook.com/NYPostUnbelievable Moment: Bear Sleeps in Dumpster, Gets Unexpected Wake-Up Call #shortsNew York Post2023-10-04 | A bear on the prowl for food in South Lake Tahoe, California, fell asleep in a dumpster after it got locked inside the trash bin, a local wildlife expert said.
This video was recorded by bear advocate Toogee Sielsch on September 27 and shows the large animal slowly climbing out of the dumpster, as Sielsch loudly prompts it to go away.
Sielsch posted the footage to Instagram, where he wrote that his day started with a message “about a big fella that got locked in a dumpster.”
He said that, after making the exit accessible to the animal, he had to wake the bear to get him out.
“He was making the best of a bad situation by taking a nap,” Sielsch said.
Sielsch frequently captures videos and images of wildlife in the Lake Tahoe area and shares the footage on his Instagram account.
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Catch the latest news here: nypost.com Follow The New York Post on: Twitter - twitter.com/nypost Facebook - facebook.com/NYPostJaw-Dropping Moment: Fisherman Reels in Record Catch with Human TeethNew York Post2023-10-03 | Maryland fisherman Brian Summerlin freaked out the internet after snagging a record 17-pound fish that possessed a mouthful of “human teeth.” NY Post Features reporter Ben Cost shares this story.
“They’re amazing fish that have adapted to the food they eat,” the 38-year-old angler told Pen News of his anthropomorphic-looking haul, which he caught on September 17 in the Tangier Sound off Crisfield.
The fish was a sheepshead, a bottom-dwelling species that uses its eerily human-like chompers to pulverize the barnacles and crustaceans on which it feeds.
Accompanying photos show the dentally-endowed swimmer, whose teeth evoke a regular fish after being squirted with the Joker’s laughing gas.
Summerlin had reportedly been fishing with soft crab in around 15 feet of water when something big bit his line.
“I thought it was a black drum at first, due to the way the fish was fighting with some big head shakes, but then I saw it was a very large sheepshead as it surfaced near the boat,” Summerlin said. Read more at nypost.com/2023/10/02/fishermans-record-catch-boasts-human-teeth
#fish #weirdbuttrue #sheepshead
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Catch the latest news here: nypost.com Follow The New York Post on: Twitter - twitter.com/nypost Facebook - facebook.com/NYPostFallon takes crack at Rep. Lauren Boebert’s ‘Beetlejuice’ scandal #shortsNew York Post2023-10-03 | Jimmy Fallon is back on TV. The late-night host poked fun at Colorado Republican Lauren Boebert in his opening monologue Monday night, following the end of the Writers Guild of America strike.
“I am so excited to be here. I am so excited,” gushed Fallon, 49, in a clip posted to X (formerly Twitter). “Seriously. I’m more excited than a guy seeing ‘Beetlejuice’ with Lauren Boebert.”
The jab at Boebert, 36, comes mere weeks after the congresswoman and her male companion, who was later identified as Quinn Gallagher, were escorted out of a performance of “Beetlejuice: The Musical” at Temple Hoyne Buell Theatre in Denver for “unruly” behavior.
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Catch the latest news here: nypost.com Follow The New York Post on: Twitter - twitter.com/nypost Facebook - facebook.com/NYPost‘Rent-a-mom’ for Gen Z college students, parents pay $10K to cook, do laundry, bail them out of jailNew York Post2023-10-03 | Like any good mom, when one of her kids calls, Tammy Kumin comes running — no matter the time of day or night. NY Post Features Reporter Asia Grace shares this story.
The biological parent of three and grandmother of six from Boston does it all, even in her seventies — emergency grocery shopping, cooking, and laundry. She’s even jumped on a plane in the wee hours to bail one of her youngsters out of a Miami jail, and has rushed to bedsides in New York emergency rooms.
However, Kumin isn’t the actual mother of the kids who she caters to in 9-1-1 binds. She’s simply their rent-a-mom.
“I’m a mom away from mom — a total support system for students,” Kumin, the founder of Concierge Service for Students (CSS), told The Post.
“We get kids in pre-boarding schools, boarding schools or college,” she said, “and we take care of their practical needs, medical needs, mental health needs and beyond.”
The momtrepreneur launched the concierge service in 1993, wanting to offer a helping hand to both U.S. and international students throughout the Northeast. The service comes with a price tag of $10,000 per academic year.
For their money, parents can depend on their away-from-home offspring receiving regular food deliveries, academic assistance, beauty and spa appointments bookings, aid in making dinner reservations and signing up for gym memberships, apartment hunting, furniture building, party planning, doctor referrals, summer storage, as well as banking and bill payment support — just to name a few.
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Catch the latest news here: nypost.com Follow The New York Post on: Twitter - twitter.com/nypost Facebook - facebook.com/NYPostReporter reacts to watching Naked Attraction on MAX for the first timeNew York Post2023-10-03 | Raven Brunner, Entertainment reporter for Decider reacts to watching "Naked Attraction" on MAX for the first time. Would you watch this show?
#nakedattraction #max #reaction
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Elizar Ravelo, 64, turned himself in Monday and was booked into jail on a felony battery charge stemming from the August 25 java meltdown, which was caught on video.
Ravelo admitted during an interview with investigators that he was unhappy with the service at the McDonald’s on NW 36th Street in Miami Springs.
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Catch the latest news here: nypost.com Follow The New York Post on: Twitter - twitter.com/nypost Facebook - facebook.com/NYPostKevin McCarthy ousted as House speaker, thrusting Congress into chaosNew York Post2023-10-03 | Kevin McCarthy made history Tuesday — becoming the first speaker of the House of Representatives to be ousted by a floor vote with the help of members of his own party.
Eight Republicans — Andy Biggs of Arizona, Ken Buck of Colorado, Tim Burchett of Tennessee, Eli Crane of Arizona, Matt Gaetz of Florida, Bob Good of Virginia, Nancy Mace of South Carolina, Matt Rosendale of Montana — banded together with a united Democrat conference to declare the office of speaker vacant by a vote of 216-210, removing McCarthy (R-Calif.) from power and thrusting the chamber into chaos as it faces a grinding process to pick his replacement.
The prospect of a revolt against McCarthy, 58, had been dangled for several months by Gaetz, his chief Republican antagonist.
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Christopher Wright, 38, was in downtown Chattanooga on Thursday night to meet up with fellow Baylor School alumni when he got into an argument with Darryl Roberts, a career criminal known as “Too Tall,” Chattanoogan.com reports.
Surveillance of the incident shows Wright, a father of three, including an 8-week-old baby, talking to Roberts, 57, and another man before walking away.
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Catch the latest news here: nypost.com Follow The New York Post on: Twitter - twitter.com/nypost Facebook - facebook.com/NYPostSen. Laphonza Butler sworn in to replace late California Sen. Dianne FeinsteinNew York Post2023-10-03 | After meeting with Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer, Laphonza Butler was sworn in to represent the people of California as the newest member of the U.S. Senate.
California Gov. Gavin Newsom selected Butler, a Democratic strategist and former adviser to Kamala Harris to fill the U.S. Senate seat made vacant by the death of Sen. Dianne Feinstein.
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Catch the latest news here: nypost.com Follow The New York Post on: Twitter - twitter.com/nypost Facebook - facebook.com/NYPostFallon takes crack at Rep. Lauren Boebert’s ‘Beetlejuice’ scandalNew York Post2023-10-03 | Jimmy Fallon is back on TV. The late-night host poked fun at Colorado Republican Lauren Boebert in his opening monologue Monday night, following the end of the Writers Guild of America strike.
“I am so excited to be here. I am so excited,” gushed Fallon, 49, in a clip posted to X (formerly Twitter). “Seriously. I’m more excited than a guy seeing ‘Beetlejuice’ with Lauren Boebert.”
The jab at Boebert, 36, comes mere weeks after the congresswoman and her male companion, who was later identified as Quinn Gallagher, were escorted out of a performance of “Beetlejuice: The Musical” at Temple Hoyne Buell Theatre in Denver for “unruly” behavior.
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Catch the latest news here: nypost.com Follow The New York Post on: Twitter - twitter.com/nypost Facebook - facebook.com/NYPostThis Frenchie thinks he’s a sheep dog #shortsNew York Post2023-10-03 | A French bulldog is causing chaos on this farm. Watch the excited pooch try to help with the task of sheepherding by barking over the fence, climbing on top of the livestock and more adorable antics filmed on a family farm in Katanning, Western Australia.
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Catch the latest news here: nypost.com Follow The New York Post on: Twitter - twitter.com/nypost Facebook - facebook.com/NYPostIconic Pennsylvania mummy ‘Stoneman Willie’ to be buried after 128 years on displayNew York Post2023-10-03 | An alcoholic pickpocket — known affectionately as “Stoneman Willie” — who was accidentally mummified by a mortician trying out a new embalming technique will finally receive a proper burial after being on display at a Pennsylvania funeral home for 128 years.
The unidentified man died of kidney failure in a Reading jail on Nov. 19, 1895. Undertaker Theodore Auman tried to preserve the body of the deceased using arterial embalming – and his experiment ended up working a little too well.
For more than a century, “Stoneman Willie,” who has acquired a celebrity status in the area, has reposed at Auman’s Funeral Home.
“We don’t refer to him as a mummy. We refer to him as our friend Willie,” said Kyle Blankenbiller, funeral director. “He has just been become such an icon, such a storied part of not only Reading’s past but certainly its present.”
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Catch the latest news here: nypost.com Follow The New York Post on: Twitter - twitter.com/nypost Facebook - facebook.com/NYPostNYC man shoots neighbor during feud over fireworks: sources #shortsNew York Post2023-10-03 | A Staten Island man was arrested for shooting his neighbor during a feud over fireworks, law enforcement sources said Monday. NY Post reporter Reuven Fenton shares this story.
Dominick Giordano, 57, was allegedly set off by his neighbor’s habit of igniting fireworks on the residential block in Eltingville, authorities said.
The simmering tensions exploded around 12:15 a.m. Sunday when Giordano allegedly blasted the 41-year-old man in the torso on Pompey Avenue near Wilson Avenue, sources said.
Giordano initially pointed the gun at his neighbor’s forehead, Assistant District Attorney Thomas Reig said during Giordano’s arraignment in Richmond County Criminal Court Monday afternoon.
“When the victim went to retreat, the defendant discharged one round of ammunition from said gun that struck the victim in the back, causing a bullet wound, bleeding and substantial pain that required medical attention at a local hospital,” Reig said.
“It is noteworthy that the victim’s minor child and victim’s wife were outside the home during this incident,” he added.
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Catch the latest news here: nypost.com Follow The New York Post on: Twitter - twitter.com/nypost Facebook - facebook.com/NYPostWATCH: Philly motorcyclist stomps through back windshield of car carrying kids in confrontationNew York Post2023-10-03 | A raging motorcyclist stomped on the back windshield of a car carrying a mother, her girlfriend and her two kids on a Philadelphia street Sunday, according to footage of the confrontation.
The shocking moment, recorded by a tourist, shows the unidentified man riding a two-wheeler with a bunch of other motorcyclists, dirt bikers and ATV riders before he got off his bike and jumped on the car Sunday night near Philadelphia City Hall.
As the suspect — wearing a “You Ain’t No Killa” T-shirt — shattered the window, a gun fell from his pants, according to the video and authorities.
The driver, identified as 23-year-old mother Nikki Bullock by CBS Philadelphia, immediately got out of the car and confronted the suspect, who pointed the handgun at the woman’s face before quickly stuffing it back down his pants, according to the video.
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Catch the latest news here: nypost.com Follow The New York Post on: Twitter - twitter.com/nypost Facebook - facebook.com/NYPostThis Frenchie thinks he’s a sheep dogNew York Post2023-10-03 | A French bulldog is causing chaos on this farm. Watch the excited pooch try to help with the task of sheepherding by barking over the fence, climbing on top of the livestock and more adorable antics filmed on a family farm in Katanning, Western Australia.
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Catch the latest news here: nypost.com Follow The New York Post on: Twitter - twitter.com/nypost Facebook - facebook.com/NYPostWATCH: Bear Asked to Leave Dumpster After Getting Locked in and Falling AsleepNew York Post2023-10-03 | A bear on the prowl for food in South Lake Tahoe, California, fell asleep in a dumpster after it got locked inside the trash bin, a local wildlife expert said.
This video was recorded by bear advocate Toogee Sielsch on September 27 and shows the large animal slowly climbing out of the dumpster, as Sielsch loudly prompts it to go away.
Sielsch posted the footage to Instagram, where he wrote that his day started with a message “about a big fella that got locked in a dumpster.”
He said that, after making the exit accessible to the animal, he had to wake the bear to get him out.
“He was making the best of a bad situation by taking a nap,” Sielsch said.
Sielsch frequently captures videos and images of wildlife in the Lake Tahoe area and shares the footage on his Instagram account.
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Catch the latest news here: nypost.com Follow The New York Post on: Twitter - twitter.com/nypost Facebook - facebook.com/NYPostArnold Schwarzenegger on Donald Trump’s 215-pound booking weight #shortsNew York Post2023-10-03 | Arnold Schwarzenegger is weighing in.
Appearing on the return of “Jimmy Kimmel Live!” Monday night, the “The Terminator” actor was asked for his take on former President Donald Trump’s claim that he weighs only 215 pounds in his Fulton County jail booking records.
“You are one of the foremost experts on the male physique, bodybuilding, etc.,” Kimmel tells the actor. “When you size him [Trump] up, what would you guess that man weighs?”
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Catch the latest news here: nypost.com Follow The New York Post on: Twitter - twitter.com/nypost Facebook - facebook.com/NYPostMcCarthy ‘confident’ he’ll survive Gaetz coup bid as Dems turn on speakerNew York Post2023-10-03 | House Speaker Kevin McCarthy was bullish Tuesday about his odds of holding onto the gavel despite a bid to oust him by fellow Republican Matt Gaetz — while Democrats indicated they would not throw McCarthy a lifeline to keep him in power.
“At the end of the day, if you throw a speaker out that has 99% of their conference, that kept government open, that paid the troops, I think we’re in a really bad place for how we’re going to run Congress,” McCarthy (R-Calif.) told reporters ahead of an afternoon vote on a motion to vacate put forward Monday evening by Gaetz (R-Fla.).
While nothing is final until the votes are cast, reports indicated that a handful of Republicans would join all House Democrats in backing Gaetz’s motion — meaning McCarthy would be the first-ever speaker removed through the parliamentary procedure and kicking off what is likely to be a lengthy round of balloting to find a replacement.
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Catch the latest news here: nypost.com Follow The New York Post on: Twitter - twitter.com/nypost Facebook - facebook.com/NYPost14-year-old donning American flag hat suspected of killing 3 in shooting at Thailand mallNew York Post2023-10-03 | Police in Thailand arrested a 14-year-old suspected gunman after a shooting on Tuesday at a luxury mall in the capital Bangkok that authorities said killed three people and injured four others.
Chaos erupted after reports of gunfire in the late afternoon approaching peak shopping hours at the Siam Paragon mall, among the city’s most popular shopping and leisure venues and a draw for foreign tourists.
Police said a 14-year-old suspected of being the gunman had been arrested and was being questioned.
Emergency services shared an image of a police officer apprehending and handcuffing an individual lying face down on the ground and another of an officer retrieving a handgun from the floor.
Hundreds of people, including children, were earlier seen pouring out of the mall in Bangkok’s commercial heart into torrential rain, according to videos on social media verified by Reuters.
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Catch the latest news here: nypost.com Follow The New York Post on: Twitter - twitter.com/nypost Facebook - facebook.com/NYPostDianne Feinstein leaves stunning properties to her, billionaire husband’s feuding kids #shortsNew York Post2023-10-03 | Dianne Feinstein was one of the Senate’s richest members throughout her trailblazing career — thanks to her billionaire husband. NY Post Senior Features Writer Michael Kaplan shares this story.
While others in Congress struggled to make ends meet, sleeping in their offices to save on rent, Feinstein commuted from San Francisco aboard a Gulfstream G650 jet (pre-owned, the aircraft averages $61,815,000), sported expensive jewelry and flitted from one mansion to the next.
Her last disclosure, in May, put her net worth at $69.4 million.
For much of her wealth, Feinstein — who passed away Thursday in her Washington DC home at age 90 — could thanked her second husband, Richard Blum.
He was an astute investor and the founder of Blum Capital Partners.
But this year, after his death in February 2022, and as her own health publicly failed, an ugly dispute among the couple’s children cast new light on their fortune and raised the prospect of a court battle over the estate.
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Dominick Giordano, 57, was allegedly set off by his neighbor’s habit of igniting fireworks on the residential block in Eltingville, authorities said.
The simmering tensions exploded around 12:15 a.m. Sunday when Giordano allegedly blasted the 41-year-old man in the torso on Pompey Avenue near Wilson Avenue, sources said.
Giordano initially pointed the gun at his neighbor’s forehead, Assistant District Attorney Thomas Reig said during Giordano’s arraignment in Richmond County Criminal Court Monday afternoon.
“When the victim went to retreat, the defendant discharged one round of ammunition from said gun that struck the victim in the back, causing a bullet wound, bleeding and substantial pain that required medical attention at a local hospital,” Reig said.
“It is noteworthy that the victim’s minor child and victim’s wife were outside the home during this incident,” he added.
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Catch the latest news here: nypost.com Follow The New York Post on: Twitter - twitter.com/nypost Facebook - facebook.com/NYPostU2 Opens Las Vegas Residency With Inaugural Concert at Sphere #shortsNew York Post2023-10-03 | The Sphere at The Venetian Resort, otherwise known as Sphere, in Las Vegas, Nevada, held its grand opening with U2’s inaugural concert on Friday, September 29.
Video filmed by attendee Paul Lynch shows the stunning digital visuals.
Friday’s show marked the first concert of U2’s three-month residency at Sphere.
According to reports, the venue boasts a 250-foot, 16K resolution LED wraparound screen, 16,000 speakers, and around 17,500 seats.
“The venue is powered by cutting-edge technologies that ignite the senses and enable audiences to share experiences at a never-before-seen scale,” Sphere says on its website.
#u2 #sphere #lasvegas
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Catch the latest news here: nypost.com Follow The New York Post on: Twitter - twitter.com/nypost Facebook - facebook.com/NYPostWild video shows ‘unruly’ airline passenger throw $6,000 on tarmac after refusing to pay for upgradeNew York Post2023-10-03 | A woman refused to pay for an upgrade on a flight from London to Bangkok after she ran into the premium section — only to later be seen throwing wads of money at her travel companion on the tarmac after they were kicked off.
The woman, whose identity has not been released, was aboard the EVA Air flight Saturday when they began fighting with her male partner, SWNS reported.
She stormed off to the premium economy section, but then refused to pay for the upgraded seat.
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Dmytro Kuleba said Kyiv was in talks with Republicans and Democrats in the U.S. Congress, and that the drama around the stopgap bill that averted a government shutdown on Saturday was an "incident" rather than something systemic.
Kuleba said the question was whether what happened in the U.S. Congress at the weekend was "an incident or a system." The Foreign Minister spoke alongside European Union Foreign Police Josep Borrell as for the first time, European Union foreign ministers are meeting outside the bloc's own borders, in Ukraine.
#ukraine #dmytrokuleba #aid #russia
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South African doctor Lauren Dickason, 42, was found guilty in August of murdering her two-year-old twin daughters Maya and Karla and their six-year-old sister Lianè, at their home in Timaru, New Zealand on September 16, 2021.
She admitted to killing the girls but pleaded not guilty to murder, arguing she was suffering from post-partum depression at the time and didn’t know that what she was doing was wrong.
After a four-week trial, a jury of eight women and four men rejected Dickason’s legal defences under New Zealand’s insanity and infanticide laws. They were not unanimous, voting 11-1 for conviction, a split allowed under New Zealand laws.
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Catch the latest news here: nypost.com Follow The New York Post on: Twitter - twitter.com/nypost Facebook - facebook.com/NYPostArnold Schwarzenegger on Donald Trump’s 215-pound booking weight: ‘A little more like 315 pounds’New York Post2023-10-03 | Arnold Schwarzenegger is weighing in.
Appearing on the return of “Jimmy Kimmel Live!” Monday night, the “The Terminator” actor was asked for his take on former President Donald Trump’s claim that he weighs only 215 pounds in his Fulton County jail booking records.
“You are one of the foremost experts on the male physique, bodybuilding, etc.,” Kimmel tells the actor. “When you size him [Trump] up, what would you guess that man weighs?”
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Catch the latest news here: nypost.com Follow The New York Post on: Twitter - twitter.com/nypost Facebook - facebook.com/NYPostAlien-like ‘devil’ spotted creeping across Mars #shortsNew York Post2023-10-03 | What in the devil? A mysterious Martian image captured by NASA's Perseverance rover on Aug. 30 has been revealed to be a dust devil. The 12-mph whirlwind was calculated to be 200 feet wide and an incredible 1.2 miles tall based on its shadow.
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A fan was denied entry into Citizens Bank Park on Wednesday night when he attempted to get in with an emotional support alligator, according to multiple reports.
The fan, identified by the Philadelphia Inquirer as Joie Henney, has the alligator — named Wally — to help him in his battle with depression.
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Catch the latest news here: nypost.com Follow The New York Post on: Twitter - twitter.com/nypost Facebook - facebook.com/NYPostDianne Feinstein leaves stunning properties to her, billionaire husband’s feuding kidsNew York Post2023-10-03 | Dianne Feinstein was one of the Senate’s richest members throughout her trailblazing career — thanks to her billionaire husband. NY Post Senior Features Writer Michael Kaplan shares this story.
While others in Congress struggled to make ends meet, sleeping in their offices to save on rent, Feinstein commuted from San Francisco aboard a Gulfstream G650 jet (pre-owned, the aircraft averages $61,815,000), sported expensive jewelry and flitted from one mansion to the next.
Her last disclosure, in May, put her net worth at $69.4 million.
For much of her wealth, Feinstein — who passed away Thursday in her Washington DC home at age 90 — could thanked her second husband, Richard Blum.
He was an astute investor and the founder of Blum Capital Partners.
But this year, after his death in February 2022, and as her own health publicly failed, an ugly dispute among the couple’s children cast new light on their fortune and raised the prospect of a court battle over the estate.
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Cameras could be seen flashing through the crack in the courtroom door as the former president arrived just after 10 a.m.
Wearing a red tie, white shirt and blue suit, Trump walked past New York Attorney General Letitia James, who is sitting in the front row.
His second son, Eric Trump, mouthed a "Good morning" in the direction of James as he followed his father into the courtroom and took a seat in the first row.
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Catch the latest news here: nypost.com Follow The New York Post on: Twitter - twitter.com/nypost Facebook - facebook.com/NYPostHunter Biden appears in court on federal gun chargesNew York Post2023-10-03 | First son Hunter Biden arrived Tuesday morning at a Delaware federal courthouse, where he’s expected to plead not guilty to weapons and false statement charges after a plea deal collapsed over the summer.
The 53-year-old, who walked into the Wilmington federal courthouse shortly before 10 a.m. to face Magistrate Judge Christopher Burke has been charged by special counsel David Weiss with lying about being addicted to crack cocaine when he bought a gun nearly five years ago.
The felony charges carry a top sentence of 25 years in prison, though that severe penalty would be unlikely to be handed down to the non-violent, first-time offender.
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Catch the latest news here: nypost.com Follow The New York Post on: Twitter - twitter.com/nypost Facebook - facebook.com/NYPostHomecoming queen candidate dies after collapsing on field at gameNew York Post2023-10-03 | The 17-year-old daughter of an Ohio high school athletic director collapsed on the football field and died during pregame festivities — where she was introduced as a homecoming queen candidate.
Breanne McKean, a senior at Mapleton High School in Ashland, died Friday of an undisclosed “medical emergency,” Mapleton Local Schools announced Saturday.
The school’s athletic director, Tim McKean, told News 5 Cleveland that his daughter died at Ashland Hospital after collapsing on the field, where the Mounties were set to play South Central.
Breanne touched many lives and “was everything to us,” her grieving dad told the outlet, adding that she lettered in several sports, including volleyball, basketball and softball.
Mapleton head coach Matt Stafford and South Central head coach Derek Fisher decided to suspend the game after they heard at halftime that Breanne had died, the Ashland Source reported.
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Catch the latest news here: nypost.com Follow The New York Post on: Twitter - twitter.com/nypost Facebook - facebook.com/NYPostMatt Gaetz files motion to oust Kevin McCarthy as House speaker as pair spar over social mediaNew York Post2023-10-03 | Rep. Matt Gaetz (R-Fla.) on Monday filed a long-expected motion to vacate against House Speaker Kevin McCarthy that if successful will strip the California Republican of his speakership.
“Pursuant to clause two A1 of Rule nine, I rise to give notice of my intent to raise a question of the privileges of the House,” Gaetz said on the House floor.
When asked to state the form of his resolution, Gaetz responded, “Declaring the office of Speaker of the House of Representatives to be vacant, resolved that the Office of Speaker of the House of Representatives is hereby declared to be vacant.”
“Bring it on,” McCarthy tweeted, shortly after Gaetz filed his motion, echoing language he used over the weekend when asked about the possibility of his gavel being taken.
House leadership has two days to bring Gaetz’s motion up for a vote, which will require a simple majority to pass.
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Catch the latest news here: nypost.com Follow The New York Post on: Twitter - twitter.com/nypost Facebook - facebook.com/NYPost9-year-old girl feared abducted, found alive as cops bust suspect who left note at family’s homeNew York Post2023-10-03 | The 9-year-old girl who vanished from an upstate New York park was found hiding in the cabinet of a camper on Monday after the man accused of kidnapping her left a ransom note bearing his fingerprints at her parents’ home, officials said.
Charlotte Sena is “in good health” after she went missing during a bike ride while camping with her family at Moreau Lake State Park on Saturday, NY State Police said.
The suspect, identified as 47-year-old Craig Ross Jr., allegedly left a note at Charlotte’s family’s home — possibly demanding some type of ransom in connection to her alleged abduction.
Gov. Kathy Hochul told CNN host Anderson Cooper on Monday night that investigators were able to track down the suspect through fingerprints left on the ransom note.
“There was a ransom note and that was instrumental in leading us directly to the suspect,” Hochul said. “His fingerprint was already in the database.”
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