On Sunday’s Last Week Tonight, host John Oliver echoed critics of the president, noting: “That is pretty tone deaf. And you know what? I will say to Trump what I said while watching David Harbour’s Architectural Digest video: ‘You are vastly overestimating how much I care about where you take a shit.'”

John Oliver joined the voices slamming President Donald Trump for attending a Halloween party at Mar-a-Lago over the weekend, hours before a vital food assistance program relied upon by millions of Americans was about to lapse.

John Mayer and social media personality Kat Stickler are continuing to enjoy each other’s company. DeuxMoi reported via Instagram on Saturday, November 1, that Mayer, 48, and Stickler, 31, were spotted in New York City dining at Italian hotspot Torrisi.

Dillon Mitchell scored 18 points, Zuby Ejiofor added 17 and No. 5 St. John's opened its third season under Hall of Fame coach Rick Pitino by overwhelming Quinnipiac 108-74 on Monday night. Ian Jackson had 15 points and Joson Sanon,

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The video series is part of a broader push under Hancock president Brooks Tingle’s direction to strengthen Boston’s claim as a “longevity hub.”

The remains of U.S. Army Sgt. John Pagliuso, who went missing during World War II, will return home to Wayne County later this week.Pagliuso was killed in action in 1942 during a bombing mission over Papua New Guinea.

Here are four predictions for the New York-area college basketball teams this upcoming season: Light Dance Card Only two locals — St. John’s and LIU — reach the NCAA Tournament. The Johnnies

The No. 5/6 St. John's men's basketball team (1-0) blew past Quinnipiac (0-1) to open the 2025-26 season on Monday in Queens, 108-74.

BOARDMAN, Ohio (MyValleyTributes) – It is with heavy hearts that we announce the passing of John Schmidt, 94, of Boardman on Tuesday, October 7, 2025. He was affectionately known as Opa (German for grandpa).