• ‘Real Housewives’ talk voting, race and police brutality

    ‘Real Housewives’ talk voting, race and police brutality

    Some “Real Housewives” are getting real. George Floyd’s death in police custody sparked protests around the world, and several celebrities have been moved to speak up for the Black Lives Matter movement and victims of police brutality. “Real Housewives of Atlanta” stars Porsha Williams and Kandi Burruss, along with Gizelle Bryant of “Real Housewives of …
  • Anthony Mackie launches United for Grocery Workers Relief Fund

    Anthony Mackie launches United for Grocery Workers Relief Fund

    “Avengers: Endgame” actor and New Orleans native Anthony Mackie has teamed with United Way of Southeast Louisiana (UWSELA), the New Orleans Council on Aging (NOCOA) and Entergy New Orleans to launch the United for Grocery Workers Relief Fund which supports struggling grocery store employees throughout Orleans Parish by providing them with a one-time $150 direct …
  • Macy’s says 450 reopened stores are performing better than expected

    Macy’s says 450 reopened stores are performing better than expected

    Macy’s said on Tuesday its 450 reopened stores were performing better than expected, giving some respite for the department store chain that reported nearly $1 billion in quarterly operating losses due to COVID-19 lockdowns. The company’s shares rose 12 percent in premarket trading, a day after Macy’s said it had raised $4.5 billion to navigate …
  • Justina Machado gets animated for ‘One Day at a Time’

    Justina Machado gets animated for ‘One Day at a Time’

    Justina Machado didn’t even need to leave her house to shoot the “One Day At A Time” animated episode. “I did it in my living room,” Machado, 47, tells The Post about the special, “The Politics Episode,” airing June 16 at 9:30 p.m. “That was a day that everybody in my neighborhood decided they wanted …
  • AstraZeneca eyes potential merger with Gilead Sciences

    AstraZeneca eyes potential merger with Gilead Sciences

    AstraZeneca has approached Gilead Sciences about a massive merger that would combine two companies leading the pharmaceutical industry’s battle against the coronavirus, a report says. The British drugmaker reached out to California-based Gilead last month about whether it would be interested in merging, Bloomberg News reported Sunday. But there are no formal talks and Gilead …
  • What re-draft of historic 2010 MLB Draft might look like now

    What re-draft of historic 2010 MLB Draft might look like now

    What if we knew on June 7, 2010, what we know today? What if we were able to take so much of the guesswork out of the draft and know to avoid taking never-make-it-to-the-majors busts such as Barret Loux sixth (as the Diamondbacks did) and Karsten Whitson ninth (Padres), and to move up J.T. Realmuto …
  • AstraZeneca doubles coronavirus vaccine production capacity

    AstraZeneca doubles coronavirus vaccine production capacity

    British drugmaker AstraZeneca has doubled manufacturing capacity for its potential coronavirus vaccine to 2 billion doses in a handful of deals involving Microsoft billionaire Bill Gates that guarantee early supply to lower-income countries. The deals with epidemic response group CEPI and vaccine alliance GAVI are backed by the World Health Organization and aim to quell …
  • Gilead developing inhaled remdesivir usable outside of hospitals

    Gilead developing inhaled remdesivir usable outside of hospitals

    Gilead Sciences is developing easier-to-administer versions of its antiviral treatment remdesivir for COVID-19 that could be used outside of hospitals, including ones that can be inhaled, after trials showed moderate effectiveness for the drug given by infusion. Remdesivir is the only drug so far that has been shown to help patients with COVID-19, but Gilead …
  • Pfizer shares tumble after setback with breast cancer treatment

    Pfizer shares tumble after setback with breast cancer treatment

    Shares of Pfizer fell nearly 7 percent on Monday after an independent data monitoring committee determined the drugmaker’s breast cancer treatment was unlikely to meet the main goal of a late-stage study. The treatment, Ibrance, was being tested along with the standard of care for early breast cancer in men and women, against standard of …
  • CEO of pharmaceutical giant Merck: George Floyd ‘could be me’

    CEO of pharmaceutical giant Merck: George Floyd ‘could be me’

    The CEO of pharmaceutical giant Merck on Monday said he watched the videotape of George Floyd being killed by a white officer with the knowledge that it “could be me.” “What the African American community sees in that videotape is that this African American man, who could be me or any other African American man, …