Lis Smith dumped Eliot Spitzer because he was being extorted by the $5,000-a-night Russian hooker who later accused him of a Plaza hotel assault and there’s “no chance” they’ll get back together, a close pal told The Post on Friday.
Nearly 10,000 protesters — most of them outraged Asian Americans are rallying in Brooklyn in support of former NYPD Officer Peter Liang, charging the rookie cop was a scapegoat for critics of police brutality and was wrongly prosecuted for a tragic accident.
The White House announced on Thursday that U.S. President Barack Obama will make history as he will be the first U.S. President to visit Cuba in over 80 years.
State Attorney General Eric Schneiderman’s largest campaign contribution so far this year came courtesy of Playboy’s 2010 Playmate of the Year.
A pro-Hezbollah hacker group calling itself We Are Coming claims it penetrated 5,000 Israeli websites, including some containing sensitive security data, in 2015, as well as security camera feeds, Lebanese network Al-Manar declared this week.
Eccentric cyber security millionaire John McAfee has bragged that his team of ‘the best hackers on the planet’ could break into the San Bernardino terrorists’ iPhone in three weeks for free.
Zurich – Switzerland is looking into whether a former government minister struck a secret deal offering diplomatic assistance to the Palestine Liberation Organization in 1970 in exchange for the Arab group stopping attacks on Swiss targets.
The Miami Fraternal Order of Police released a press release Thursday stating that they are planning to boycott Beyoncé’s concert in April and are urging others to do the same.
The investigation into the assault allegations against Johnny Manziel appears to be picking up.
Vladimir Putin’s new geopolitical ambitions have led the US to realise it made a strategic mistake turning away from Europe and making a pivot to Asia, the foreign affairs adviser to the Polish president has said.
