• Johnny Depp insists he’s ‘no wife beater’ at last day of libel trial

    Johnny Depp insists he’s ‘no wife beater’ at last day of libel trial

    Johnny Depp pressed his hands together in the gesture for prayer when he arrived in court Tuesday for the final day of testimony in his libel trial — as his lawyer insisted that the star is no “wife beater” and is being set up by ex Amber Heard. The 57-year-old actor — who skipped Monday’s …
  • How Britain can tame China

    How Britain can tame China

    The UK has a critical role to play in countering aggression. Chinese leaders love to use the phrase ‘win-win’, but they actually hope to win twice and leave other nations in positions of relative disadvantage. The Chinese Communist party’s behavior during the COVID-19 crisis is a case in point. In the midst of the global …
  • Conservative Justices Declined to Take Up Second Amendment Case after Roberts Signaled He Would Side with Liberals: Report

    Conservative Justices Declined to Take Up Second Amendment Case after Roberts Signaled He Would Side with Liberals: Report

    The conservative wing of the Supreme Court reportedly declined to take up a case dealing with Second Amendment rights after Chief Justice John Roberts indicated that he would vote with the court’s liberal justices. In June, the justices rejected petitions from 10 challenges relating to state restrictions on firearms after Roberts signaled he would not …
  • NFL is now on notice after MLB coronavirus outbreak

    NFL is now on notice after MLB coronavirus outbreak

    The best-laid plans of mice and Roger Goodell’s men better get better. The Marlins/MLB outbreak/crisis should serve as a stark reminder that: No bubble, big trouble. The NBA, WNBA, and NHL, have had mostly early success wrapping their teams in a cocoon. The only good news out of the MLB on Monday was that none …
  • Supreme Court Rejects Nevada Church’s Challenge to Coronavirus Restrictions

    Supreme Court Rejects Nevada Church’s Challenge to Coronavirus Restrictions

    In a 5-4 decision Friday, the Supreme Court denied a request from a Nevada church to block enforcement of state restrictions on attendance at religious services due to the coronavirus pandemic. The church argued that the policy, which limited in-person church attendance to 50 people, violated the constitution by treating church services differently than other …
  • Kudlow Says Coronavirus Relief Package Will Include Second Round of $1,200 Direct Payments

    Kudlow Says Coronavirus Relief Package Will Include Second Round of $1,200 Direct Payments

    White House economic advisor Larry Kudlow said Sunday that the coronavirus relief package being rafted by Senate Republicans will include a second round of direct payments to Americans as well as an extension of the moratorium on evictions for renters. “There’s a $1,200 check coming, that’s going to be part of the new package,” Kudlow …
  • Yankees in lockdown as coronavirus threatens more games

    Yankees in lockdown as coronavirus threatens more games

    PHILADELPHIA — Instead of preparing for Monday night’s game against the Phillies by undergoing saliva tests for COVID-19, attending meetings and watching video of their at-bats at the team hotel, the Yankees spent the day locked down waiting to see how the same tests taken by the Phillies earlier in the day turned out. The …
  • Hotel Lucerne on Upper West Side converts to ‘temporary’ homeless shelter

    Hotel Lucerne on Upper West Side converts to ‘temporary’ homeless shelter

    Normally live-and-let-live Upper West Siders are freaked out that the city’s Department of Homeless Services converted a third large neighborhood hotel into a “temporary” homeless shelter – without even warning them first. The Hotel Lucerne at 201 W. 79th St. on Monday began welcoming the first of nearly 300 homeless men, many of them methadone …
  • Chainsmokers Hamptons concert under investigation by Gov. Cuomo’s office

    Chainsmokers Hamptons concert under investigation by Gov. Cuomo’s office

    A Hamptons concert by The Chainsmokers where fans allegedly flouted social distancing guidelines is being investigated by Gov. Cuomo’s office and has been slammed by the state health commissioner who’s demanding answers, Page Six has learned. The Water Mill charity drive-in show on Saturday had drive-in parking spots that reportedly went for up to $25,000 …
  • Regal Cinemas to reopen Aug. 21 in time for ‘Tenet’ premiere

    Regal Cinemas to reopen Aug. 21 in time for ‘Tenet’ premiere

    EXCLUSIVE: We’ve just heard that Cineworld, in response to the recent changes on the theatrical release schedule with “Tenet,” is reopening their US circuit Regal, starting Aug. 21. “Welcoming theatergoers back to our cinemas will be a celebration for not only our team and our industry, but most importantly for the fans who have been …