Decades-old Apollo training photos surface

Modal Trigger This 1970 image provided by NASA shows Apollo 14 astronauts Alan Shepard, Edgar Mitchell and Stuart Roost and an unidentified man training with a Modularized Equipment Transporter on the Big Island of Hawaii. AP ...

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How breast reduction saved a tennis star’s career

As a rising teenage tennis star, Simona Halep was better known for her bra size than her skills with a racket. She was so uncomfortable she couldn't play properly. In 2009, at the age of 17, the Romanian opted to undergo a breast reduction, taking...

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‘Gangnam Style’ crosses 2B views on YouTube

'Gangnam Style' crosses 2B views on YouTube | New York Post Sign in / Register See something newsworthy?Tell us about it!or email tips@nypost.com(all tips will be submitted anonymously) May 31, 2014 | 5:15amModal...

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Angry dad throws rocks at street-racing Lamborghini

Warning: Strong Language OK, throwing rocks at cars is bad … but so is street-racing. An outraged dad used his stone fist to hit back at a leadfoot Lamborghini driver who was apparently speeding his $400,000 Aventador supercar up and down a suburban...

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Fungus making it harder for farmers to grow coffee beans

FRAIJANES, Guatemala — For years, Hernan Argueta's small plot of coffee plants seemed immune to the fungus spreading elsewhere in Central America. The airborne disease that strikes coffee plants, flecking their leaves with spots and causing them to wither...

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De Blasio gives Cuomo a hand to win liberals’ support

Mayor de Blasio appeared to give Gov. Cuomo a lesson in Left-Wing Politics 101 on Thursday. School was in session on Staten Island as the progressive mayor was spotted wagging his finger at the centrist governor, who needs all the help he can get to...

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Obama catches heat for Veterans Affairs’ failures boss

WASHINGTON — President Obama believes there needs to be "accountability" at the Department of Veterans Affairs, the White House said Thursday as more Democrats demanded the resignation of VA chief Eric Shinseki. Virginia Sen. Mark Warner became the...

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Kid struck by car while playing basketball

An auto struck and critically injured an ­11-year-old Brooklyn Thursday when he ran onto a busy street in ­Flatbush, cops said. The boy and two friends were playing basketball outside PS 399 on 28th Street just after 5 p.m. when the accident occurred....

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Woman jumps into Hudson after handing her ID to a stranger

A disturbed woman handed her belongings to a stranger — then jumped into the Hudson River Thursday, according to ­authorities. The woman, whose name was not released, gave the stranger her ID, wallet and other belongings, then jumped into the water...

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Hall of Fame rockers cut loose at ceremony

The fans who paid to be inside Barclays Center for the 2014 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction ceremony definitely got their money's worth. The event (held April 10) lasted more than five hours — and, Saturday night, the edited version will air on...

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Father who drowned toddler sentenced to life in prison

A callous New Jersey father was sentenced to life in prison Wednesday for killing his 2-year-old daughter by throwing her into a creek while she was strapped in a car seat. Arthur Morgan III was slammed by the judge, who said the killer dad would be...

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Troubled Iraq vet found on city bus loaded with guns

A troubled Iraq war veteran who believed he was trying to protect Americans from a bloody civil war was busted after riding a Brooklyn bus while carrying a 12-gauge shotgun, machete and an array of ammo, law-enforcement sources said. Christopher Palumbo,...

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Commercial pilot had 62 bags of cocaine in his stomach

A commercial airline pilot is recovering in hospital after swallowing 62 bags of cocaine on a flight only to have one break inside his stomach forcing him to turn himself in. Court documents obtained by Click2 Houston state that Stanley Rafael Hill,...

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Boston Police hunting for the ‘Boston Tickler’

Police are hunting a man who breaks into the homes of students and watches them sleep or tickles their feet. There have been at least 10 confirmed sightings of a creepy intruder dubbed the Boston Tickler, whom many in the neighborhood had long believed...

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Google’s diversity data reveals mostly white male workforce

SAN JOSE, Calif. — In a groundbreaking disclosure, Google revealed how very white and male its workforce is — just 2 percent of its Googlers are black, 3 percent are Hispanic, and 30 percent are women. The search giant said Wednesday that the transparency...

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De Blasio administration considers lifting ban on pet ferrets

The de Blasio administration is considering overturning a 15-year-old ban on some New Yorkers' favorite furry creatures: ferrets. The ban on the weasels could be overturned after the Health Department said they pose no serious risk to the public, given...

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Cooper Union administrators hit with suit for instituting tuition

Cooper Union alumni slapped the school with a lawsuit Tuesday over the East Village institution's controversial decision to charge tuition — while calling out school officials for approving extravagant expenses like personal bodyguards and $10,000 blinds...

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Wandering toddler found safe after apartment escape

An wandering 2-year-old was found safe and sound after getting out of his parents' Brooklyn apartment and going for a walk up the street Tuesday evening. ‎The tot's mother, Kaya, said her son managed to open the front door of their apartment on Foster...

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China cracks down on social media, instant messaging services

BEIJING — China is targeting popular smartphone-based instant messaging services in a monthlong campaign to crack down on the spreading of rumors and what it calls infiltration of hostile forces, in the latest move restricting online freedom of expression....

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Dorsey ‘square’ with merchant advances

Twitter co-founder Jack Dorsey is going from micro-blogging to micro-banking. Dorsey's startup Square, which processes payments for businesses, is launching a cash-advance program for merchants called Square Capital. Business owners will pay Square...

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Gunmen kill American doctor in Pakistan

LAHORE, Pakistan — Gunmen in Pakistan shot dead a visiting American cardiologist from the minority Ahmadi sect in front of his wife and toddler son on Monday as they left a cemetery after visiting relatives' graves, police said. The two gunmen riding...

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Biker killed in collision on brand-new motorcycle

A Brooklyn man riding his brand-new motorcycle died Monday in a collision with an SUV. Dheyshawn Artope, 36, had just left his job as a manager of a Radio Shack and was riding along Clarendon Road in East Flatbush, said his grief-stricken mother, Vivian...

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Two teen bystanders shot after gunman sends ‘bullets flying’

Two teen bystanders shot after gunman sends 'bullets flying' | New York Post Sign in / Register See something newsworthy?Tell us about it!or email tips@nypost.com(all tips will be submitted anonymously) May 27, 2014...

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NYPD officers to carry heroin overdose antidotes

Thousands of New York City police officers should soon be carrying emergency antidotes to help deal with the recent spike in heroin overdoses. The New York state Attorney General's Office is providing the New York Police Department with $1.17 million...

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Camera captures birth of red-tailed hawks on window ledge

It's a New York City "preyer" sanctuary. A remote-controlled GoPro overlooking the Tompkins Square Park caught priceless footage of three baby red-tailed hawks.Photo: Francois Portmann A Manhattan-based photographer planted a remote-controlled...

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St. Louis the hero as Rangers win OT thriller, take 3-1 lead

It was ugly, disjointed and undisciplined, and then in one quick flick of Martin St. Louis' wrists, all of the maladies faded. What was left for the Rangers was pure bliss, a 3-2 overtime win over the Canadiens in Game 4 of the Eastern Conference final,...

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The gift of Martin St. Louis and the attitude that got him here

Everyone could see that the Rangers and general manager Glen Sather were trading the future for the present with the March 5 deadline deal with Tampa Bay. But what a present Martin St. Louis has been for the Blueshirts. Two first-round draft choices...

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Derick Brassard knows how to hurt Habs: by scoring on them

Maybe the Canadiens — as they somewhat suggested they might — should have targeted Derick Brassard in Game 4 after all. Because the Rangers center, returning after missing two games with an injury, made the Canadiens pay in his team's 3-2 win Sunday...

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As the stage grows, Henrik Lundqvist refuses to blink

It was overtime in Game 4 now at the Garden, so it was The King eyeball-to-eyeball with The Kid, and one of them was going to blink. Chris Kreider slamming Carey Price into next season, Brandon Prust breaking Derek Stepan's jaw, Michel Therrien sounding...

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Daily Blotter

The Bronx Police have charged a ma n with robbing a liquor store, but are still looking for his alleged accomplice. Santos Rivera, 33, and another man walked into the Gana Wine store on Westchester Avenue near the Bruckner Expressway Service Road in...

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Author tests online dating pools in pursuit of passion

Frances KuffelPhoto: Anne Wermiel After six years in an on-again, off-again relationship, author Frances Kuffel, 53 and never married, was sick of the merry-go-round. Determined to find a more reliable partner who would commit to her, she turned...

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This week’s couple: Do not disturb

When Caitlin, 25, and Barry, 30, met, they expected a little privacy. What they didn't expect was to be taken to a secret back room that was hidden from the rest of the diners at Lucky Cat Ramen in Midtown East. To make things even more interesting,...

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NYC newcomer seeks a guy who can give her a tour of the town

Becca, 25 Moved to Brooklyn seven months ago. Can she find the right man to show her the best of the Big Apple? Miss Education: Becca, a former teacher who works as an education manager for a nonprofit, loves helping and teaching youth. Home team:...

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Sidewalk benches are too close to road: bus drivers

Bus drivers are howling for the city to tear out sidewalk benches it has installed inches from the street, fearing that unruly kids who perch atop them are going to get hit. The city Department of Transportation has offered a slightly different solution...

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Ground Zero funds dwindle as Buffet takeover plan stalls

Mayor de Blasio is sitting on a controversial proposal to let billionaire Warren Buffett take over a $300 million taxpayer fund expected to pay future claims by Ground Zero workers stricken with cancer. Under a plan hatched by the outgoing Bloomberg...

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Activist hospital-ity

At long last, New York has a deal on the future of Long Island College Hospital. It looks like a good one. The pity is the city could have had the same deal many months and tens of millions of dollars earlier. When SUNY moved to sell the bankrupt hospital,...

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