Photographer who took White House Vanity Fair portraits shares terrifying Epstein anecdote
Photographer Christopher Anderson recalls the billionaire pedophile dispatching a bodyguard to attempt to intimidate him
Nestle Hong Kong’s baby formula recall: what parents need to know about risks
Nestle Hong Kong has recalled 21 batches of baby milk formula products over potential contamination with a toxin that can cause food poisoning.
The company revealed the precautionary recall on Tuesday, with the Centre for Food Safety urging parents to refrain from feeding their infants and young children the affected batches of powdered formula.
The Post examines the recall, the risk associated with the cereulide toxin, and the recommended disposal steps for affected items.
1. Why did Nestle...
People trafficking kingpin arrested on way to boat show - and jailed
Adem Savas was jailed in Belgium today for 11 years for selling rubber dinghies to migrant gangs running Channel crossings after he was held while heading to a marine equipment fair
Kai Trump gives her verdict on president’s plans for a third term: ‘A lot could happen until 2028’
Kai Trump also revealed her thoughts on her grandfather’s nemesis, Kamala Harris, and her opinions on the state of US politics
UN accuses Israel of West Bank ‘apartheid’, citing discrimination against Palestinians
The United Nations on Wednesday said decades of discrimination and segregation of Palestinians by Israel in the West Bank were intensifying, and called on the country to end its “apartheid system”.
In a new report, the UN rights office said the “systematic discrimination” against Palestinians across the occupied Palestinian territories had “drastically deteriorated” in recent years.
“There is a systematic asphyxiation of the rights of Palestinians in the West Bank,” UN rights chief Volker Turk...
Iran executes man on Israel spying charges: judiciary
Iran on Wednesday hanged a man convicted of spying for its arch enemy Israel, the judiciary said, the latest such execution on espionage charges in a trend that has troubled rights groups.
I grew up in Venezuela. Will Maduro’s ouster bring my Jewish community the security we need?
For Venezuelan Jews — inside the country and across the diaspora — the United States’ shocking removal of President Nicolás Maduro from power marks an inflection point in a long and painful chapter marked by vulnerability, fear and exile. Venezuela was once home to one of Latin America’s most vibrant Jewish communities. I know this...
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Why China may want to avoid direct confrontation with US after Venezuela raid
China is expected to avoid direct confrontation with the United States following the assault on Venezuela, but analysts said Beijing might try to capitalise on the unease created among Latin American countries to deepen economic and diplomatic ties.
Beijing had already been expanding its influence in the region through investments and trade, but these interests now face a direct challenge from Washington’s increasing assertiveness, with President Donald Trump saying the US is now “in charge” of...
Detroit gathering focuses on role of environmental justice in Michigan’s climate work
The engagement session aims to address community needs and the bigger climate picture, says Regina Strong, the state’s environmental justice public advocate.
O'Neil succeeds Rosenior as Strasbourg manager
Gary O'Neil is appointed Strasbourg manager after Liam Rosenior left the French Ligue 1 side to join Chelsea earlier this week.
O'Neil succeeds Rosenior as Strasbourg manager
Gary O'Neil is appointed Strasbourg manager after Liam Rosenior left the French Ligue 1 side to join Chelsea earlier this week.
O'Neil succeeds Rosenior as Strasbourg manager
Gary O'Neil is appointed Strasbourg manager after Liam Rosenior left the French Ligue 1 side to join Chelsea earlier this week.