‘Gloomy’ outlook as zero-hour approaches nuclear deal

It was crunch time Monday in high-stakes international talks with Iran over its nuclear program, with tense negotiations just hours away from the deadline. "There still remain some difficult issues," Secretary of State John Kerry told CNN in Lausanne,...

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Boehner visits Jordan in first stop of Mideast tour

WASHINGTON — House Speaker John Boehner began a Holy Land victory tour Monday, with plans to meet this week with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. Boehner's trip comes just weeks after Netanyahu scored a surprise electoral victory in Israel's...

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Ex-feds busted for stealing bitcoins during Silk Road probe

A pair of former federal agents who were investigating the Silk Road online black market drug operation were arrested Monday and charged with stealing digital currency that buyers and sellers used in transactions, officials said. Carl Force was a Drug...

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Hammer-wielding attacker whacks man in head

A hammer-wielding sicko attacked a stranger in Brooklyn Heights on Monday afternoon, police said. The attacker approached his victim at 12:30 p.m. in front of 9 Bond St. and struck him in the head, cops said. The assailant has been identified as Wayne...

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East Village blast victims’ date meets his parents

East Village blast victim Nicholas Figueroa couldn't wait to introduce his new gal pal to his parents, but when they finally did meet Monday, it was to share tears. He had been on a date with Teresa Galarce, 23, at a sushi restaurant on Second Avenue...

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Mistress begs for short sentence for ‘Banana King’ who beat her

The long-suffering girlfriend of playboy "banana king" Thomas Hoey is begging a federal judge to show her jailbird lover mercy, saying it's a struggle for her to "live on without him.'' Hoey is set to be sentenced April 23 for supplying cocaine in a...

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Worker claims he’s being fired for injuries sustained on-the-job

A sanitation worker who suffered a severe shock from a power line while clearing debris from Hurricane Sandy is now being treated like trash by the city, he charges. Michael Lewery says he's being canned by the Department of Sanitation because of the...

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Automated kiosks speeding-up airport security

International travelers coming into JFK and Newark airports have been getting through customs faster since automated kiosks were introduced, an analysis has found. Wait times at terminals with the kiosks — where passengers swipe their passport, answer...

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‘Mad Men’ cast dishes their 6 favorite on-screen moments

Sunday kicks off the first of the seven final episodes of "Mad Men," a series whose every detail has been scrupulously analyzed and sifted over as viewers found themselves drawn to the midcentury period piece. Some viewers fell in love with the glamorous...

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Flashbacks, hijacking, murder: The 5 maddest ‘Mad Men’ finale theories

As the final episodes of AMC's "Mad Men" begin on April 5, our attention turns again to the many theories, from the mundane to the outlandish, about how the cryptic '60s drama will conclude. Creator Matthew Weiner has been vague, but says he's known...

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Promiscuity is not the path to female enlightenment

Robin Rinaldi should sue her marriage counselor. When she was in her mid-30s and engaged to be married to a man several years older, Rinaldi, the author of a new book called "The Wild Oats Project," entered premarital counseling with a quack named George....

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Weather Underground bomber unmasked — as city schoolteacher

The "bomb guru" for the terrorist group the Weather Underground never served a day in jail — but he did spend decades teaching in New York City classrooms, a new book reveals. Ronald Fliegelman built explosives for the Weather Underground, a far-left...

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Herald Square subway corridor turning into homeless camp

A Herald Square subway corridor has become a homeless encampment. More than a dozen sleeping homeless men and women nightly occupy the corridor linking the 34th Street station to the PATH train platforms. Flattened pieces of cardboard, dirty blankets...

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The science behind brain farts and selfies

"AsapSCIENCE: Answers to the World's Weirdest Questions, Most Persistent Rumors, & Unexplained Phenomenon" by Mitchell Moffit and Greg Brown (Scribner) Does shaving make your hair grow in thicker? Does being cold make you sick? What's the best...

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De Blasio gets roasted at Inner Circle bash

It was his night to get skewered by the press — but he took the biggest "pot'' shots at himself. The occasion was Saturday night's Inner Circle bash at the New York Hilton, where each year the City Hall press corps and the mayor take out their frustrations...

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What celebrity chefs want for their last supper

Photo: Post Composite Graphic NYC chefs wouldn't want any old loaves and fishes for their final meal. For the actual Last Supper — commemorated this ­­Thursday — Jesus supposedly dined on tilapia, bread, honeycomb, greens, possibly lamb and wine....

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The reality TV beginnings of how The Who came to be

Who knew The Who came about from a sort-of reality show? The documentary "Lambert & Stamp," out Friday, reveals how the band became successful due to the desire of two men to film the failures and triumphs of a band trying to make its start. "Lambert...

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6 signs your kid is ready for a dog

As the city thaws after a seemingly endless winter, the parks are again filling with stir-crazy adults, kids and canines alike, enjoying their first warm outdoor ventures of the season. It's a magical time of year that leaves parents wondering if now...

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Fair-trade condoms are now a thing

Lauren Singer composts, buys in bulk and has used so little waste over the past two years that all of her trash fits into a mason jar. But when it comes to sex, she was, until recently, like a lot of women: Sustainability wasn't as big a concern as...

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This week’s couple: Question and answer

Is it possible to fall in love with anyone? Maybe, if you ask them the right questions, according to psychologist Arthur Aron. He's come up with 36 probing queries that supposedly can make two people fall for each other. Yossi, 35, and Ariana, 33,...

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Police presence increased in subways to tackle rowdy passengers

Rowdy subway riders unleashed more mayhem underground this week — as commuters called for greater police presence at all stations. On Wednesday alone, there were more than 20 incidents in which troublemakers slowed service, after an 80 percent jump...

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Broadway ‘scammer’ costs Oppenheimer & Co. $3.75M penalty

The case of Broadway scammer Mark Hotton is getting an encore — before regulators. The Financial Industry Regulatory Authority fined Oppenheimer & Co. $3.75 million for failing to supervise the disgraced ex-broker even after he was accused of other...

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US pilots self-monitor mental state after passing psych test

US airline pilots undergo rigorous psychological exams to make sure they are of sound mind before they can get their wings — but once the they start flying they're on the honor system when it comes to reporting mental issues. The tests include...

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Purr-fectly cute cat selfies

Purr-fectly cute cat selfies | New York Post Sign in / Register Sign Out See something newsworthy?Tell us about it!or email tips@nypost.com(all tips will be submitted anonymously) Cat owner Charlie Ellis is giving...

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Councilman snags $30K settlement in Occupy Wall Street lawsuit

Manhattan Councilman Ydanis Rodriguez snagged a $30,000 settlement Thursday in a lawsuit he and three other council members brought against the city in 2012 over the NYPD's handling of Occupy Wall Street protests. Rodriguez was joined in the Manhattan...

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Why West Virginia will cover against powerhouse Kentucky

CLEVELAND — It's good to be back. Well, not in Cleveland, but you get the idea. After a slow start to the tournament, we've gone 12-4 over the last three days of action. Hopefully, the layoff won't hurt us. West Virginia (+13 ½) over Kentucky: The...

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Strategy Huggins will use to try to ruin Calipari’s perfect season

CLEVELAND — The siren was swirling, ringing through the streets of Pittsburgh, and Bob Huggins was in the back of an ambulance, closer to death than the hospital 22 minutes away. In and out of consciousness after collapsing on a sidewalk outside the...

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