New York PostHumanity Stop thinking so hard, you might die earlier: studyNew York Post - By Hannah Sparks A new study reveals that too much brain activity as we age may lead to a shorter life span, contrary to the widely held belief that staying mentally …
New York PostOuija Board Couple trying to create 'Blood Lube' for 'vampire fantasy' sexNew York Post - By Hannah Frishberg Goth-y Florida couple Kara Dennis and Christopher Murray have a coffin for a table and dine over their Ouija board — but they still haven’t found any …
New York PostPizza Couple's steamy naked engagement photoshoot makes the internet hungryNew York Post - By Lauren Steussy For their engagement photo shoot, these lovebirds got completely naked — save for some tiny, strategically-placed pizza slices. Jozman and Felicia …
New York PostArt This makeup artist is blowing minds with her stunning lip artNew York Post - By Nadine DeNinno It’s all about the lips now, thanks to one makeup artist garnering loads of love online with her eye-catching lip art. This is not your basic …
New York PostFlorida Florida animal trapper plays with gator until it tires, pulls it from poolNew York Post - By Associated Press PARKLAND, Fla. — A Florida animal trapper says he corralled a large alligator by playing with it until it got tired after it hopped into a …
New York PostPew Research Center Share of Americans with no religious affiliation is rising significantlyNew York Post - By Associated Press The portion of Americans with no religious affiliation is rising significantly, in tandem with a sharp drop in the percentage that identifies as …
New York PostShelby Sanitation worker helps elderly woman with dementia in tear-jerkingNew York Post - By Talia Kaplan A sanitation worker in Missouri was caught on camera going out of his way to help an 88-year-old woman with dementia on Tuesday. Colette Kingston of …
New York PostRelationships This is the age Americans finally feel they have their social lives 'together'New York Post - By Zoya Gervis It’s official: Age 29 is the year Americans feel they have their social lives “together,” according to new research — but is it downhill from there? A …
New York PostProbiotics Many Americans still believe that these old wives' tales help their healthNew York Post - By Allison Sadlier The average American feels “perfectly healthy” less than half of the year, according to new research. A survey of 2,000 people found that the average …
New York PostOatmeal Oatmeal-loving 'blob' with 720 sexes unveiled at French zooNew York Post - By Hannah Frishberg It turns out the “blob” of your science-fiction nightmares is real. A brainless, yellow slime mold with a remarkable 720 sexes but no eyes or mouth is …
New York Post Cruise ship barely passes through narrow channelNew York Post - By Ben Cost This ship found itself between a rock and a hard place. A colossal cruise ship barely squeezed through a treacherously narrow Greek canal — a first …
New York PostParalympics South Korean soldier who lost legs to DMZ landmine aims for ParalympicNew York Post - By Reuters SEOUL — Pulling with smooth, steady strokes along a rowing course on an artificial lake, South Korean Paralympic hopeful Ha Jae-hun is the picture of …
New York PostUnited Kingdom Brexit costing UK scientists nearly half a billion in fundingNew York Post - By Reuters LONDON – Uncertainty surrounding Britain’s exit from the European Union has hit science funding to the tune of almost half a billion euros and is …
New York Post New California law makes it legal to eat roadkillNew York Post - By Brie Stimson California Gov. Gavin Newsom signed a bill last weekend, making it legal to cook and eat roadkill, according to several reports. The “roadkill bill,” …
New York PostMalaria Scientists learn how malaria transferred from gorillas to humansNew York Post - By Reuters LONDON — Scientists who resurrected a 50,000-year-old gene sequence have analyzed it to figure out how the world’s deadliest malaria parasite jumped …
New York PostNASA Veteran female astronauts to become first all-women spacewalk teamNew York Post - By Laura Italiano Two of NASA’s veteran female astronauts will venture forth from the International Space Station on Friday and become history’s first all-women …
New York PostFrank Ocean Frank Ocean launching a super exclusive NYC queer club nightNew York Post - By Eric Hegedus The “Thinkin Bout You” singer is starting an ongoing queer nightclub event called PrEP+ Thursday night in NYC. It’s named after the pre-exposure …
New York Post Opioid industry pushes for settlement in first federal opioid trial asNew York Post - By Associated Press CLEVELAND — Lawyers in the first federal opioid trial resumed selecting a jury Thursday even as a push continued to settle the case before arguments …
New York Post 14-year-old steals car, crashes into $250K LamborghiniNew York Post - By Gary Gastelu A 14-year-old suspected car thief’s night ended in the worst way possible when he crashed into a Lamborghini SUV while fleeing the police. Western …
New York PostSpam Massive sextortion attack running wild, security firm warnsNew York Post - By Brooke Crothers At the root of the campaign is a botnet currently operating on more than 450,000 infected hosts, according to a new report from Check Point Research, …
New York PostThe Future Pizzas of the future will be made with with insect dough and lab-grownNew York Post - By Sean Keach Most pizzas will be made using crushed-up insects in just 20 years, an expert claims. Your favorite Friday night treat may soon contain bug-based …
New York Post These are the most common cooking fails in the USNew York Post - By Marie Haaland From leaving the oven on overnight to forgetting a crucial ingredient in a meal or using salt instead of sugar, more than six in 10 Americans have …
New York PostAnts Fastest ant in the world moves at quicker rate than Usain BoltNew York Post - By Yaron Steinbuch The world’s fastest ants roam the scorching hot, sandy dunes of the northern Sahara, where they zip along at speeds of 108 times their body length …
New York PostVatican High-tech rosary aimed at luring godless teens back to churchNew York Post - By Ben Cost The Vatican has devised a digital way to spread the Catholic gospel to today’s tech-savvy teens: the “Click To Pray” eRosary. In a move that just …
New York PostPasta National Pasta Day 2019: Where to find pasta dealsNew York Post - By Hannah Sparks If you’re lucky enough to live in Italy, pretty much every day is pasta day. But today in the U.S., we are honoring one of our most beloved cultural …
New York PostUber LA orders study of $30 hourly minimum wage for Uber, Lyft driversNew York Post - By Louis Casiano Lawmakers in Los Angeles have approved commissioning a study to examine the feasibility of setting a $30/hour minimum wage for Uber and Lyft …
New York PostAquaculture This fish has it's own 'bullet-proof vest' to protect it from piranhasNew York Post - By Reuters WASHINGTON — One of the world’s largest freshwater fish is protected by the natural equivalent of a “bullet-proof vest,” helping it thrive in the …
New York PostEarbuds Wearing earbuds regularly could cause ear infections, healthNew York Post - By Gemma Mullin Wireless earbuds may be practical and look cool, but they could actually cause big problems for your ears. An expert has warned that wearing …
New York PostBabe Ruth Babe Ruth's 500th homer bat could go for $1 million at auctionNew York Post - By Jorge Fitz-Gibbon The bat Babe Ruth used to smack his 500th home run is expected to fetch upwards of $1 million when it goes up on the auction block — 75 years after …
