The toughest jobs in the U.S. include firefighters, construction workers, and nurses. A poll of 2,000 employed adults found 21 percent believe working in mining or oil is one of the most gruelling jobs around, while 11 percent think being a doctor is a role only for the most resilient. Others feel that only the … Read more
New Yorkers are in a lusty state of affairs. With wintery temperatures below freezing and snow piling up to our eyeballs, the randy residents of the Big Apple and beyond are turning up the heat with polyamory. This, according to a new study that ranks New York in the top five “most polyamorous states in the US.” … Read more
The battle of the sexes has come to the office. When spending eight hours a day in an office space, the setup is crucial for being as productive as possible — and it turns out men have the advantage. But women can improve their well-being by upgrading a few simple items to boost focus, energy … Read more
There’s a statute of limitations on gripes with your partner. That’s the logic behind the viral “24-hour rule,” a helpful strategy that halts enduring fights and could save a spiralling relationship. The idea? Bring up to your partner whatever they did to upset you within 24 hours — or forever hold your peace. Many on … Read more
That’s one way to turn up the heat! Below-freezing temperatures and blustery winds aren’t pleasant for anyone, but they were especially brutal for the LA Rams, who are accustomed to warm and sunny weather. It’s no surprise then that some players turned to an unusual and spicy tactic to stay warm during Sunday’s frigid overtime … Read more
A gender role tale as told as time. One frustrated husband is wondering if he’s in the wrong for expecting his stay-at-home wife to take care of their home since he’s the one supporting them — and shockingly, many strangers on the internet are siding with him. He provided more context in the r/AITA forum … Read more
Bill Belichick will be in the building for the College Football Playoff national championship game on Monday — but rather than coaching on the sidelines, he will be up in the broadcasting booth. Belichick is expected to join the ACC Network’s coverage of the championship game at Hard Rock Stadium as a guest analyst before … Read more
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Satiating the XXX-rated cravings of complete strangers is not in Abby Hargreaves’ job description. Still, the librarian routinely finds herself being propositioned by lecherous vermin disguised as innocent bookworms. “Every day is something new,” Hargreaves, based near Washington, DC, exclusively groaned to The Post, detailing the many obscene phone calls she receives from creeps who get … Read more
Time for an office space makeover — and your body will thank you. With more and more people returning to the office, we may want to give our cubicles and desk spaces a second look, as they could be destroying our well-being. However, swapping a few key items could bring a host of long-term health … Read more
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DEAR ABBY: A co-worker, “Erin,” has been allowed to work from home since the COVID-19 pandemic, while the rest of us came back to the office. We function alongside each other much like a small family. We have no drama, no office politics and an overall great atmosphere. Erin’s absence has caused a strain on … Read more
New Year’s Eve is the prime holiday to let loose, live it up, and let the libations flow — especially in New York City. But what happens the next morning, when the alarm sounds, and like many folks, you still have to work on the holiday — even with a gnarly hangover? While Myka Meier … Read more
A recruiter has called out a trend she has witnessed on the rise when it comes to young Aussies who are looking to get their first jobs — and she says it is killing their chances. Tammie Christofis Ballis, specialist recruiter and career coach at Realistic Careers, was recently at a McDonald’s in Sydney when … Read more
Steven Spielberg reportedly refused to work with Ben Affleck following a wild pool party incident in the early 2000s. Director Mike Binder, during a recent appearance on Stephen Baldwin’s “One Bad Movie” podcast, claimed that Spielberg tanked a potential collaboration after holding a personal grudge against Affleck – and it stemmed from what he described … Read more
Nearly half of all workers are hoping to get away with the bare minimum for much of December — and Monday, Dec. 15, was found to be the last hard-working day of the year, according to new research. If you’re reading this while at work, don’t worry — many workers are officially in slow-down mode, … Read more
He dug his own hole. A frustrated wife and mother took to the U.K.-based community site Mumsnet to vent about her husband’s irrational complaints about having to care for their children while she works. She provided more context in the forum, explaining that her husband is unemployed due to health reasons and she works part-time, … Read more
Your favorite snack might be doing more than satisfying your cravings. New research from Sweden suggests that regularly enjoying a popular food Americans have long been told to limit could actually help lower the risk of dementia. But don’t go reaching for the low-fat version — the brain-boosting benefits don’t appear to carry over. toa555 … Read more
Miles Teller isn’t the biggest fan of revisiting his films. But when it came to the rom-com that grapples with life after death, the actor, 38, was all in. “Miles hates watching his own work,” David Freyne, director of “Eternity,” exclusively told The Post. “He really does. But he did watch it. And he was … Read more
Decisions, decisions! While some choices are easy to make, like what to eat for dinner, others are more difficult. Think: anything related to moving, relationships or work. Now, science has narrowed down exactly which life decisions people consider the riskiest — and the top ones surprisingly don’t include whether you should text your ex. A … Read more