Jeffrey Epstein’s last interview: A NY Post columnist looks back

Four-time Pro Bowl center Frank Ragnow is coming out of retirement to rejoin the Detroit Lions after initially retiring in June due to health reasons. This decision marks a significant return for the veteran player, who has been a key figure in the team's offensive line.

Dylan Cease has signed a lucrative contract with the Blue Jays worth $210 million, marking a significant move in his career. This development was reported by the New York Post, highlighting Cease's transition to a new team in Major League Baseball.

A recent study published by the New York Post indicates that engaging in relaxing activities can be as effective as therapy for individuals suffering from chronic insomnia. This finding offers a new perspective on managing sleep disorders, suggesting that non-clinical approaches may provide significant relief for those struggling with sleep issues.

First-term Long Island Democratic Representative Laura Gillen is facing criticism for claiming credit for nearly $1 million in federal funding for firefighters, despite having voted against the funding. This has raised questions about her political integrity and accountability.

Anthony Rendon is reportedly nearing a buyout from the Los Angeles Angels, following a disappointing tenure marked by a $245 million contract that has not yielded the expected results. The relationship between Rendon and the team has been characterized by struggles on the field and injuries, leading to speculation about the future of both parties.

The New York Mets are actively exploring high-end bullpen options as they assess the future of closer Edwin Díaz, who remains a key figure in their plans. The team has reached out to various relief pitchers to either complement Díaz or serve as a replacement, depending on his recovery status. This move indicates a proactive approach to strengthening their roster ahead of the next season.

Residents of Trump Tower experienced a significant disruption as the heat and hot water were out for 24 hours, prompting some to seek refuge in nearby luxury accommodations such as Aman and Plaza.

The Department of Justice (DOJ) has filed a request to U.S. District Judge Paul A. Engelmayer to lift the protective order on evidence related to Jeffrey Epstein, allowing the release of records and notes pertinent to Ghislaine Maxwell's case. This request follows a broader push for transparency regarding Epstein's activities and the investigations surrounding him.