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Making sense of Mets’ plan with Amed Rosario, who’s ‘100 percent ready’
MIAMI — It’s so close for Amed Rosario now, he should be able to taste it. Consider the Mets’ next shortstop on a tasting strike, then. Or at least the 21-year-old understands already that no value...
View ArticleGOPers rip Trump’s ‘dumb idea’ for anti-hack team with Russia
President Trump said Sunday that he and Russian President Vladimir Putin discussed the creation of a “Cyber Security” unit to prevent future Election Day meddling — a proposal quickly slammed by both...
View ArticleSlain cop’s daughter recalls touching final moment with her mom
The city didn’t just lose a police officer when Miosotis Familia was assassinated last week — it lost “Superwoman,’’ her weeping daughter told The Post on Sunday. Genesis Villella, 20, fought through...
View ArticleWhy New York getaways are becoming a lot more affordable
That Big Apple staycation of yours is beginning to look a lot more attractive. A building boom in New York City over the last several years has sent hotel rates sliding — down 11 percent to an average...
View ArticleMarlins insist sale isn’t factor as Yankees hunt their relievers
MIAMI — The Yankees are among many contenders who have contacted the Marlins about relievers David Phelps and AJ Ramos. The Yanks also have been connected with first baseman Justin Bour in case Greg...
View ArticleMTA chair’s horrible ‘solution’ to fix your horrible commute
If you’re wondering how you’re going to deal with this summer’s track-work hell at Penn Station, MTA Chairman Joe Lhota offered a solution Sunday: Start earlier. “Try to come in earlier — or later if...
View ArticlePolice prepare Bronx church for slain cop’s funeral
Police are making sure that the Bronx church where a viewing for assassinated cop Miosotis Familia will be held Monday will do her justice. Crews from the NYPD’s buildings-maintenance division spent...
View ArticleYou’ll never want to use a reusable water bottle again
Refilling your water bottle is an easy way to save money, be green and most importantly stay healthy, right? Wrong. A study by Treadmill Reviews has found that water bottles harbor huge levels of...
View ArticleTwo huge stars Yankees need to get back on track in second half
The Yankees’ attempt to jump-start a stalled season Sunday failed due to a dead battery. With Masahiro Tanaka on the mound and Gary Sanchez behind the plate, the Yankees were looking to win a series...
View ArticleMedia moguls hope to make deals at Sun Valley conference
Let the dealmaking begin! As media moguls, investment bankers and lenders descend on Sun Valley on Tuesday for the annual Allen & Co. conference, several executives will be under pressure to do...
View ArticleNew York wants to put retirees to work
The Big Apple’s senior citizens aren’t over the hill — they’re being put back to work at 17 different government agencies. The Department for the Aging has put out a bid to hire a firm to recruit 175...
View ArticleBear takes a chomp out of sleeping camp counselor’s head
WARD, Colo. — A teen staffer at a Colorado camp fought off a bear after waking up Sunday to find the animal biting his head and trying to drag him away. The 19-year-old woke up at around 4 a.m. to a...
View ArticleTrump backs away from Russia cyber-security proposal
WASHINGTON — President Trump late Sunday backed away from his early morning proposal to form a cyber-security partnership with Russian President Vladimir Putin after prominent Republicans panned the...
View ArticleStringer proposes $3.5B bond act to fund transit projects
City Comptroller Scott Stringer on Sunday proposed a $3.5 billion bond act to fund state transportation projects that would earmark 60 percent of the cash to improve the city’s ailing subway system....
View ArticleProvision in Cuomo’s budget will kill the tombstone tax
The only thing certain in life is death and taxes — but New Yorkers may soon get some relief. There’s an 8.875 percent use tax on the purchase of the raw materials used in making tombstones. But a...
View ArticleSeamore’s opens East End sustainable seafood spot
Seamore’s, the cult Montauk-in-the-city seafood eatery, has opened a flagship outpost on the East End. The reasonably priced concept from Michael Chernow, co-founder of the Meatball Shop, is focused on...
View ArticleTale of two Stitches
Glass half full? Maybe. Or maybe I’m putting a positive spin on this roller-coaster season. Promise of Spring elevated our account to over 2,400 roses. Summer of Hell saw us dip to our current reading...
View ArticleMLB managers ignore common sense in favor of failed strategies
Sunday was “Whitey Ford Bobblehead Day” at Yankee Stadium. Yet, if you looked closely, Whitey’s head wasn’t bobbling, it was shaking, side-to-side, in disbelief. Friday night the Yankees’ bullpen,...
View ArticleThe sneaky-smart logic behind Nets’ offseason roster moves
LAS VEGAS — Nets general manager Sean Marks would likely do well in this city’s casinos. Sunday morning’s quick pivot from Otto Porter Jr. to DeMarre Carroll showed his poker face, and he may still...
View ArticleAll-Star Game should be just start of Michael Conforto’s Mets rise
ST. LOUIS — Now that Michael Conforto is an All-Star, it would make sense for the Mets also to make him their starting center fielder after the team returns from the break, instead of just a fourth...
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