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Brock Bowers ‘not overly serious’ injury stretches into Week 2

NY Post
3 weeks 1 day ago
Brock Bowers remains off the field as he nurses an injury from Week 1.
Ryan Anderson

Why Matthew Lillard feels ‘embarrassed’ about returning to ‘Scream’ franchise

NY Post
3 weeks 1 day ago
Lillard and other "Scream" franchise stars including Courteney Cox and Neve Campbell also appeared in "Scream 7."
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Why Matthew Lillard feels ‘embarrassed’ about returning to ‘Scream’ franchise

NY Post
3 weeks 1 day ago
Lillard and other "Scream" franchise stars including Courteney Cox and Neve Campbell also appeared in "Scream 7."
Audrey Rock

House Panel Votes To Hold Billionaire Leon Black In Contempt For Ghosting Epstein Investigators

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3 weeks 1 day ago
House Panel Votes To Hold Billionaire Leon Black In Contempt For Ghosting Epstein Investigators

Authored by Zachary Stieber via The Epoch Times,

Businessman Leon Black, who skipped a deposition regarding his relationship with the late sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, should be held in contempt of Congress, a House of Representatives panel recommended on Sept. 15.

Former Apollo Global Management CEO Leon Black (R) arrives for an interview with the House Oversight Committee in Washington on June 26, 2026. Kevin Dietsch/Getty Images

The House Oversight Committee unanimously voted 41-0 to advance a contempt resolution of Black, 75, to the full chamber. House leadership will decide whether to take up the matter in the future.

Black's lawyer did not return a request for comment by the time of publication.

Black was subpoenaed to testify to the committee regarding his relationship with Epstein, who was convicted of soliciting a minor for prostitution and faced sex trafficking charges when he died in federal prison in 2019. The committee also told Black, under subpoena, to provide documents it said were critical to its investigation of Epstein and his network.

"He defied Congress and refused to do either," Rep. James Comer (R-Ky.), committee chairman, said ahead of the vote. "Instead, Mr. Black is hiding behind litigation to delay having to provide answers to the American people. No one is above the law. Mr. Black will be treated the same as anyone else in this investigation, and his actions have consequences."

Black had previously appeared for a voluntary interview, but had refused to answer some questions, prompting the subpoenas.

Black sued the committee after avoiding the subpoenas, telling a court that the subpoenas were invalid because they sought "private information that bears no legitimate connection" to the committee's legislative purpose and would "expose women who value their privacy, who have no known or public connection to Epstein, who bargained for confidentiality and have refused to release it, and who have no ability to protect themselves and their privacy before the Committee."

The case is ongoing.

Black, who co-founded Apollo Global Management, had a "close personal relationship" with Epstein during the time that Epstein was allegedly engaged in sex trafficking, according to a report from the panel. Black also paid Epstein more than $158 million over the years, and potentially more than $170 million, according to the report.

"As a result of his extensive dealings with Epstein, Mr. Black possesses firsthand information regarding the activities of Epstein and Maxwell and their efforts to establish relationships and curry favor with influential individuals while engaged in sex trafficking," the report said. "His testimony may inform the Oversight Committee's consideration of legislative reforms designed to combat the operation of sex-trafficking rings and efforts to shield such activities from scrutiny."

Rep. Robert Garcia (D-Calif.), the top Democrat on the panel, said on Tuesday that lawmakers believe Black "is at the heart of the Epstein network."

"This is a private equity billionaire worth roughly $13 billion dollars. We need to know why Jeffrey Epstein got over 180 million dollars from Mr. Black. We know this money enabled Epstein's activities for years, and we need to know how and if it led to the abuse of women and girls. We need to know about Leon Black and Jeffrey Epstein's financial dealings," he added.

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Dodgers activate former All-Star pitcher who could be playoff X-factor

NY Post
3 weeks 1 day ago
The Dodgers are finally getting to see one of their under-the-radar trade deadline acquisitions.
Jack Harris

Is Vegas back? Struggling Sin City surges in US travel survey

NY Post
3 weeks 1 day ago
Vegas, maybe?
Christopher Edwards

Deshaun Watson issues defiant statement as Browns pressure mounts

NY Post
3 weeks 1 day ago
Deshaun Watson isn’t listening to the critics after his shaky 2026 debut. 
Dylan Svoboda

Moment SUV smashes into LA Metro bus triggering chain reaction that saw NBC helicopter disaster

NY Post
3 weeks 1 day ago
The horrifying moment an SUV smashed into an LA Metro bus triggering a chain reaction that left five people dead including two in a helicopter has been captured on video.
David Thompson, Ross O'Keefe

More than 1 in 5 NYC homes are selling in bidding wars — with prime Brooklyn nabe at the center of the frenzy

NY Post
3 weeks 1 day ago
Bidding wars are back in New York City — and Brooklyn is ground zero, according to StreetEasy.
Mary K. Jacob

Sicko worker at upstate NY Santa’s Workshop theme park targeted kids online for sex: police

NY Post
3 weeks 1 day ago
Anyone with information is urged to contact the Ticonderoga Police department at (518) 585-3456.
Daniel Cody

Stream It Or Skip It: ‘Route 187’ On Paramount+, A Tyler Perry-Produced Drama About Stories Of Perseverence In A Crime-Ridden City

NY Post
3 weeks 1 day ago
Mark E. Swinton created and wrote the series, set in the fictional city of South Winslow.
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Online sports betting emerges as NY cash cow — generating billions in tax revenue

NY Post
3 weeks 1 day ago
It's a grand slam! New York is betting big on sports wagering.
Carl Campanile

The end of Regents exams: Letters to the Editor — Sept. 17, 2026

NY Post
3 weeks 1 day ago
NY Post readers discuss the State Board of Regents’ decision to end the exam requirement for a high school diploma.
Post readers

‘RHONY’ star Jessel Taank doubles down on shocking Carolyn Bessette ‘bitch’ comment: ‘I was just curious’

NY Post
3 weeks 1 day ago
The fashion publicist exclusively spoke to Page Six Radio about her awkward exchange with Carole Radziwill in the latest episode of "RHONY."
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‘RHONY’ star Jessel Taank doubles down on shocking Carolyn Bessette ‘bitch’ comment: ‘I was just curious’

NY Post
3 weeks 1 day ago
The fashion publicist exclusively spoke to Page Six Radio about her awkward exchange with Carole Radziwill in the latest episode of "RHONY."
Samantha Nungesser, Evan Real, Danny Murphy

49ers’ rookie WR De’Zhaun Stribling injury timeline far worse than initially thought

NY Post
3 weeks 1 day ago
The 49ers won’t have breakout rookie De’Zhaun Stribling for “close to 10 weeks.” That was the bombshell head coach Kyle Shanahan dropped during his Wednesday afternoon press conference. Shanahan revealed that the wide receiver underwent ankle surgery and offered a timeline that came as somewhat of a surprise. It was initially reported that Stribling would...
Valentina Martinez

Padres vs. Rockies best bets, predictions: MLB Wednesday picks, odds

NY Post
3 weeks 1 day ago
Stitches makes his best bet for Padres-Rockies on Wednesday night.
Stitches

Wild moment notorious LA City Hall pest storms meeting and humiliates Karen Bass in front of stunned councilors

NY Post
3 weeks 1 day ago
Los Angeles City Hall gadfly Armando Herman unleashes profanity-laced tirade during public comment at meeting attended by LA Mayor Karen Bass and senior city officials.
Jamie Paige

5 mistakes women make that are aging them faster than they realize

NY Post
3 weeks 1 day ago
Everyday choices play a big role in how we age, and one longevity doc says a few bad habits may seem harmless — but are actually having a real impact on your body.
Rachel Sacks

Americans are richer than ever — and poverty hits an all-time low

NY Post
3 weeks 1 day ago
Americans’ household income hit a record high in 2025 while the poverty rate fell to its lowest level ever, according to new US Census data.
Taylor Herzlich

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