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Don’t have time to cook? Factor meals are for you
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Exclusive | America’s oldest cheese shop, Alleva, reopens in Chelsea Market after 130 years in Little Italy
The big cheese is back in town. America’s oldest cheese shop, the famed Little Italy staple Alleva that dates back to 1892, is reopening Sunday in Chelsea Market. Alleva, which was on the corner of Mulberry and Grand Streets for 130 years, closed in March…
Pets improve kids’ mental health — except one, which makes things worse
Thinking about getting a pet for your family? You may want to avoid this faux-paw. Growing up with pets has been shown to do wonders for kids’ physical health. It can boost their immune system and block diseases including ear infection or fever, protect…
Critics of Colleen Slemmer murder case argue Chirsta Pike doesn’t deserve the death penalty
The cameras cannot see her face yet, but her tiny shoulders, hitching violently upwards, tell the story. Then the audible sobs fill the room. Inside the Knox County Criminal Court that day, on March 30, 1996, 20-year-old Christa Pike is becoming the youngest…
Lake Tahoe swimmer attacked by ‘ruthless’ otter undergoes surgery
The Nevada swimming instructor who was viciously attacked by a “ruthless” otter in Lake Tahoe “has taken a bit of a turn” — undergoing surgery after an infection developed in her finger. Less than a week after the attack, Lynnette Bellin was trying to type on…
Political arguments can destroy couples — therapist reveals 3 ways to save a relationship
More than one-third of Americans report having ended a relationship over political differences, according to recent research – and experts say those divisions may also be straining some marriages. Some high-profile couples, including Democratic strategist…
Crocodile head found in man’s luggage during airport screening
He got snapped on the wrist. An Italian man is being probed for carrying a crocodile head in his luggage — and could face jail time. After the brazen passenger, who arrived at Sandro Pertini airport in Caselle Torinese, Turin, had his bags checked, police…
Left-handed Apple users cry discrimination as new foldable iPhone Duo designed for right-handers
The iPhone Duo may have two screens, but it may be designed with only one hand in mind. Apple unveiled its first-ever foldable iPhone Wednesday, marking the biggest physical overhaul of its signature smartphone since the original iPhone first hit the market…
NYC has spent millions on OnlyFans in 2026, state’s top 5 horniest regions revealed
Turns out New Yorkers aren’t only fans of the Knicks. Money is, apparently, no object to horny big spenders in and around the Big Apple, which ranks as New York State’s No. 1 city blowing the most cash on OnlyFans in 2026, per an eye-popping new study. Lusty…
30 of the hottest books for fall
Robert Harris (Doubleday)The author of “Conclave” and “The Cicero Trilogy” returns to Ancient Rome with a book focusing on Emperor Augustus’ right-hand man, Agrippa. Out now Marlon James (Riverhead Books)The recipient of breathless reviews and long-listed for…

