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The New York Knicks are riding an unusually hot stretch in the NBA playoffs, and the piece urges fans to savor the run while it lasts, drawing parallels to historic momentum-led championship runs like the 1998 Yankees, the 1986 Mets, and the 2007/2011 Giants to suggest that momentum can become a defining factor in the postseason.
A high‑profile claim that JPMorgan executive Lorna Hajdini drugged and coerced a coworker into sex went viral, but subsequent scrutiny revealed key parts of the allegations were unsubstantiated: the plaintiff’s claim Hajdini controlled his pay and career was contradicted by the bank’s review, the lawsuit was briefly withdrawn for corrections, and Hajdini denies all allegations as the case remains unresolved while Rana has since moved on to private equity; the online fallout on Hajdini’s reputation persists despite the mixed reporting.
At the NFL league meetings in Phoenix, Dianna Russini hosted a poolside gathering that fed into the Vrabel–Russini saga; Pablo Torre said attendees were already aware of their friendship before photos surfaced, and Russini appeared to be crafting her own high-profile media moment. The pair were photographed together March 28 in Sedona, with the images later published by the New York Post on April 7. Vrabel addressed the media and will be at the Patriots’ draft HQ, but will miss rounds 4–7 to begin counseling, as New England navigates seven third-day picks.
The New York Post published additional images allegedly showing Patriots coach Mike Vrabel with former NBC Sports reporter Dianna Russini at a Sedona, Arizona resort, including breakfast together; the photos imply they were seen together rather than with a larger group, and the Post notes the possibility of more photos surfacing while Vrabel has spoken publicly, keeping the story alive as observers weigh the implications.
A new report claims the Patriots tried to pressure the New York Post to stop publishing photos of coach Mike Vrabel with Dianna Russini at a Sedona resort, citing an extended response window and crisis-management input; Russini and The Athletic reportedly responded, continuing the saga and raising questions about media influence in the coverage.
ESPN’s Ben Strauss reports that Patriots coach Mike Vrabel and former Athletic reporter Dianna Russini coordinated how to respond to a New York Post story about their meeting, raising questions about conflicts of interest under The Athletic’s ethics guidelines; Russini resigned before the internal review concluded, while The Athletic continues its investigation.
Dianna Russini will not report while The Athletic reviews her NFL coverage after photos with Patriots coach Mike Vrabel were published; an initial review suggested the images lacked context, but new details have prompted a broader review. Russini says the photos were taken out of context, while Vrabel denies any impropriety; The New York Post published the photos, and The Athletic and The New York Times declined to comment; the investigation is ongoing.
Mike Florio reports that the New York Post’s Page Six story about photos of Patriots coach Mike Vrabel with Dianna Russini raises questions about how the Post obtained them, with speculation that either a freelancer or the Post sourced the images; Vrabel and Russini deny any impropriety, and the piece notes it is unlikely the encounter was incidental, suggesting someone tipped off or actively sought the photos, leaving open who provided the tip, whether there were pre-publication discussions, and what steps were taken before publication.
A New York Post headline tying Kai Trump to Tiger Woods’ Florida crash sparked backlash because Kai wasn’t at the scene and no clear link existed; Woods was later arrested for DUI with property damage, and Kai’s mother Vanessa Trump has publicly dated Woods, a combination critics argued made the piece sensationalist. The Spun’s report on the backlash was echoed by Yahoo Entertainment, and social media users mocked the connection as inappropriate framing of celebrity romance in a crime news item.
Right-wing critics, led by the New York Post, blame Mayor Zohran Mamdani for slow snow clearance after a major storm, while the mayor and city officials cite record cold and ongoing sanitation crews as they continue clearing streets.
The California Post launches as a California-focused outlet inspired by the New York Post, promising fearless, reader-first coverage across news, sports, entertainment and opinion with a California lens and a Page Six Hollywood team, aiming to inform, entertain and hold institutions to account while inviting readers to subscribe and engage via apps and newsletters.
Former President Donald Trump says he won’t attend this year’s Super Bowl in Santa Clara, noting the distance is too far, though he attended last year while in office and said he would go if the trip were shorter. The NBC Sports piece also notes Bad Bunny as halftime act and Green Day for the opening ceremony, a lineup Trump called a “terrible choice” that sows hatred.
The New York Post editorial sharply criticizes Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s anti-vaccine stance, condemning his campaign against vaccines as dangerous and irresponsible, and warning that it could lead to more illness and death among children.
The New York Post Media Group is launching The California Post in early 2026 to provide critical journalism on California's political and economic decline, highlighting issues like high taxes, homelessness, and regulatory challenges, while also celebrating the state's cultural and natural attractions.
The New York Post is launching a new California-based daily newspaper called the California Post, based in Los Angeles, to provide a conservative perspective and cover local culture, politics, and entertainment, marking a significant expansion of the Murdoch family's media empire.