All news by author: Elizabeth Karpen

Using the digital representations of emotions and ideas in text and social media messages boosts closeness and relationship satisfaction by complementing face-to-face interactions, say American scientists.

New York Post Entertainment brings you royal family live updates with the latest news, photos and more on Kate Middleton, Prince William, King Charles, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle and more.

Buckle up—this pilot's earnings might shake up your current career aspirations

Everybody wants to cut costs on flights, yet a travel TikToker's "hack" to avoid paying for luggage is being criticized as risky

Have you ever taken a break while booking a flight, only to find that the price has soared when you get back? Is it just a coincidence, or is the internet messing with you?

You may be dismissing the cautions, but your stomach certainly won't be. A new study has revealed the top 10 "bacteria hot spots" at beaches across the United States, potentially making you reconsider before taking a dip at this well-known spot in New York

You can't repair the economy, but you can safeguard your finances. Here are four side gigs that could bring in significant income and help you stay afloat if your regular job disappears

A woman shared how she exchanged her tiny apartment for living full-time in luxurious hotels around the globe at no cost. Elizabeth Shores gave up her Florida apartment for five-star resorts, savoring gourmet meals prepared by top chefs and taking in the world's most stunning views — all while saving money by living in style

Ibiza might be known as the world's party hotspot, but a plane passenger was irate when a group of boisterous partygoers kicked off their celebration prematurely

Trying to boost the productivity of your Gen Z employees? An annual performance review isn't the answer

The world is one step closer to figuring out the location of a Nazi gold train that's been reportedly missing for 80 years. Polish officials received a letter that allegedly had the location information on April 23. The letter's writer, who asked to remain anonymous, claims he found "camouflaged train carriages" in a tunnel near the city of Wałbrzych.

Inflation has affected everything—your rent, groceries, therapist bill—and yes, even your daily Starbucks drink. For some dedicated Starbucks fans, this means spending $45 for their daily caffeine fix

One man is taking "be fruitful and multiply" to a whole new level. Rob Albon has devoted his life to supporting a controversial effort by the world's richest person, Elon Musk. Albon, who lives in a modest home in England, has nowhere near the wealth or name-recognition of the tech billionaire, but he has thoroughly outperformed Musk in their shared goal: to combat rapidly declining birth rates by repopulating the Earth with their children..

If you say this on a first date, you could be dumped before dessert. Sex and relationship specialist Alexa Johnston says that some questions, which might seem harmless, are actually conversation starters that could spell disaster

Cory Bowman, the half-brother of Vice President JD Vance, secured a top-two finish in Cincinnati's mayoral primary Tuesday night, earning the right to face incumbent Aftab Pureval in November.

The Trump administration asked the Supreme Court on Monday to halt a ruling ordering the rehiring of thousands of federal workers let go in mass firings aimed at dramatically downsizing the federal government.

When California Governor Gavin Newsom shared an Instagram Story showing him arriving at the Palisades Fire scene, he faced criticism for allegedly turning the tragic event into a "photo opportunity" and was also blamed for the incident

Amber Morris, 26, and her husband, Dan, 28, saved $10,000 on their kitchen renovation - by teaching themselves DIY on TikTok.

A Florida man with one leg, known as "Lieutenant Dan," who gained attention online for not evacuating ahead of Hurricane Milton, has eventually been persuaded..

Security camera footage from 650 feet from where the Bayesian superyacht sank Monday shows it slowly disappearing.

On Thursday, the Supreme Court turned down a national settlement with Purdue Pharma, the producer of OxyContin. This settlement would have protected the Sackler family members, who own the company, from civil lawsuits related to the opioid crisis, while also directing billions of dollars toward addressing the epidemic

Peaches, the poochon (a cross between a poodle and bichon frise), earned the nickname "Will Furrell" because of her solemn expression, human-like eyes, bushy straight eyebrows, and her mane of curly blonde hair

George Frandsen, the creator of the Poozeum and a Guinness World Record holder, seeks to rectify the "noticeable lack of coprolite displays" in natural history museums

Nail tints' sheer formulas don't just make nails look healthy — they can be beneficial to those struggling with dry, brittle, peeled-back, or bumpy nails.

The internet is divided over whether Gen X doesn't know how to manage Gen Z or whether the younger employees are just not cut out for the workforce.