New York Post Media Bias for Past 90 Days

China’s Inner Mongolia to end cryptocurrency mining projects

environment, weather and energy

China’s Inner Mongolia will end all cryptocurrency mining projects and stop reviewing new projects in industries which consume large amounts of energy, such as steel, coke and methanol production, as it attempts to meet energy efficiency targets.
New York Post     Mar 02, 2021

Biden, 41 days into term, still hasn’t held solo press conference

politics

The lack of a press conference ​​is in stark contrast to his predecessors — former President Barack Obama held one 20 days after he was inaugurated and former President Donald Trump took questions 27 days in.
New York Post     Mar 02, 2021

Biden removes mention of Dr. Seuss from ‘Read Across America Day’

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“Of the 2,240 (identified) human characters, there are forty-five characters of color representing 2% of the total number of human characters,” according to a 2019 study from the Conscious Kid’s Library and the University of California that examined 50 of Dr. Seuss’ books.
New York Post     Mar 01, 2021

Longtime Giants staffer Jon Berger mulling next move after tech-induced split

sport

That correspondence triggered a 40-year association between Berger and the Giants, first as a summer intern in 1981, continuing in 1986 as a full-time intern. Berger became the team’s computer coordinator in 1987 and in 2007 grew into the role of senior director of football information, a role he held until last week, when his long tenure with the Giants came to an end.
New York Post     Mar 01, 2021

Nerlens Noel stepping up to be Knicks’ stabilizing force

The surging Knicks have won six of eight games since starting center Mitchell Robinson broke his hand, moving above .500 this late in any season for the first time since 2012-13 and into fourth place in the Eastern Conference with Sunday’s convincing win in Detroit.
New York Post     Mar 01, 2021

Francisco Lindor ‘living the dream’ with Mets contract talks on the way

labour

“It’s game time. It’s game day,” Lindor explained hours later, at the unsubtly named Roger Dean Chevrolet Stadium. “We spend all offseason training, and we finally get to play a game, whether it counts or not. It’s what we live for.”
New York Post     Mar 01, 2021

Family with death wish sets up camp on cliff edge

disaster and accident

The family — two adults and a child — were reportedly “unaware of the dangers” when they pitched their tent hardly 2-feet away from a 280-foot drop, according to the country’s Maritime and Coastguard Agency.
New York Post     Mar 01, 2021

California teachers union head slammed as hypocrite for taking kid to school

2k 🔥       education

The head of a California teachers union has been blasted as a hypocrite after he was caught dropping off his 2-year-old daughter at her private preschool — despite saying it was unsafe for children to be back in classrooms, according to a report.
New York Post     Mar 01, 2021

‘Nomadland’ won the Golden Globe, but it’s not an Oscar sure thing

art and culture

Although the overpraised “Nomadland” won the 2021 Golden Globe for best dramatic film Sunday night, history tells us that director Chloé Zhao’s film is not a sure thing for the Best Picture Oscar on April 25.
New York Post     Feb 28, 2021

Oklahoma State scandal shouldn’t keep Cade Cunningham from March Madness

health

But I’m willing to make an exception. I’m rooting for Oklahoma State to get into the NCAA Tournament. I’m pulling for Cade Cunningham to go dancing. I’m hoping the NCAA’s infractions appeals committee doesn’t make a decision on the Cowboys’ appeal before March Madness begins. That would enable them to be included.
New York Post     Feb 28, 2021

How architect of Brooklyn’s One Willoughby Square became anchor tenant

economy and finances

Architects routinely help developers promote new buildings they designed. But in one notable case, the architects loved their work so much that they decided to move into the striking new tower themselves.
New York Post     Feb 28, 2021

Donald Trump makes keynote speech at CPAC 2021

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New York Post     Feb 28, 2021

NJ nursing-home boss wanted granny chef to be his SM master: lawsuit

crime, law and justice

AnnaMarie Ferrara, a 51-year-old grandmother, says New Jersey nursing-home supervisor Howard Lawton tried to rope her into a sadomasochist relationship on her very first day of work, according to a Mercer County Superior Court lawsuit.
New York Post     Feb 28, 2021

Dennis Smith Jr. looks reborn with Pistons ahead of Knicks matchup

“Truth be told, you never want to get too comfortable because you end up being complacent,” Smith said on the eve of the Knicks showdown. “But you can definitely tell when the feel for the game starts to comes back, especially from the situation I was coming from. I can feel my feel coming back for me.”
New York Post     Feb 28, 2021

Mets’ Carlos Carrasco glad he received vaccine while in remission

health

Carrasco, who was acquired, with Francisco Lindor, in a trade from Cleveland this winter, said he will likely miss his first turn through the Grapefruit League rotation because of his delay in getting to camp, but he doesn’t expect he will be set back for the regular season.
New York Post     Feb 28, 2021

Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s history with women: Wives, girlfriends, accusers

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Briefly the hearthrob of some swooning liberals — who called themselves “Cuomosexuals” at the height of the governor’s daily COVID-19 briefings last year — Cuomo, 63, has made no secret that he’s on the prowl after a very public breakup in 2019.
New York Post     Feb 27, 2021

Kyrie Irving sits vs. Mavericks for right shoulder ‘injury recovery’

health

Nets fans who recall Kyrie Irving’s right shoulder limiting him to just 20 games last season naturally began to worry when he missed Saturday’s game due to what the team called “injury recovery” for the same shoulder. But coach Steve Nash insisted it was more precaution than relapse, and the Nets were just being careful.
New York Post     Feb 27, 2021

Yankees glad to be playing in front of fans again: ‘Miss the excitement’

social issue

“It’s very welcome,’’ DJ LeMahieu said of the return of fans. “I’m really excited to get some people back in and hopefully more as the season goes on. It’ll be good to play in front of fans again, that’s for sure.”
New York Post     Feb 27, 2021