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http://youtu.be/ZDPsHBCzQJw The “$70,000 CEO” Dan Price’s abrupt resignation from the helm of Gravity Payments this week came as he faced a new allegation of purportedly raping a woman, according to a bombshell report. Price, who made international headlines after he slashed his own pay to $70,000 while raising minimum wage at the company, resigned as CEO this week amid reports that he had grabbed a 26-year-old woman by the throat after she rejected his advances. But Price’s resignation came shortly after he was contacted for a response to a rape allegation, according to a report late Thursday. Police in Palm Springs, California have recommended that Price face a charge of rape of a drugged victim. The executive has not yet been charged in connection to the alleged incident. Kacie Mar...

http://youtu.be/G8iOXT95jBQ A Florida man died after he caught a bacterial infection from a “one in a billion” bad oyster, according to a report. The death was traced back to the Rustic Inn Crabhouse in Fort Lauderdale, where the man ate before he got sick with Vibrio, the South Florida Sun-Sentinel reported. The manager of the restaurant told the outlet as many as 100 dozen oysters were served the day the man ate there. “He had that one in a billion that was bad,” Gary Oreal reportedly said. “I feel horrible.” Read more at https://nypost.com/2022/08/17/florida-man-dies-eating-bad-oyster-at-rustic-inn-crabhouse/ #oyster #vibriopoisoning #florida The New York Post is your source for breaking news, news about New York, sports, business, entertainment, opinion, real estate, culture, f...

http://youtu.be/Niq0aZW5zVM Restaurateurs are locked in an epic clash over outdoor dining with local officials in the Hamptons, whose inspectors increasingly have begun to enforce a return to pre-pandemic rules. Restaurants from Southampton to Montauk who claim they have depended on extra seating to survive during the pandemic gripe that they have been hit by fresh waves of “over-the-top” inspections and fines for exceeding capacity that are ruining their livelihoods during the critical money-making summer months. “They took off the brakes and they say they are making up for lost time,” one restaurateur told Side Dish, referring to the crackdown by local officials. “They want to take back the outdoor spaces or restrict them, but who do you think pays our tax revenue base?” Read mor...

http://youtu.be/O0JvnaI6vAQ The moderator who was about to interview Salman Rushdie when he was attacked and stabbed on stage by a crazed knife wielder has revealed the painful injuries he got while trying to defend the novelist. Henry Reese, 73, was barely able to open his blackened right eye as he spoke late Tuesday to the BBC about last Friday’s attack at the Chautauqua Institution, about 55 miles south of Buffalo. As well as deep bruising ringing the eye, he had several stitches above it from a knife wound suffered while holding down the legs of the man who stormed onstage and repeatedly stabbed Rushdie. Read more at https://nypost.com/2022/08/17/salman-rushdie-interviewer-shows-his-injuries-from-attack/ #salmanrushdie #authors #stabbing The New York Post is your source for brea...

http://youtu.be/LiGaeZNDc7E Was the giant leap for mankind really just a giant lie? Conspiracy theorists think so. The theory that the Apollo 11 moon landing was a hoax by the US government lives on, despite video and photo evidence of Buzz Aldrin and Neil Armstrong planting the country’s flag in space. While conspiracy theorists believe it would have been cheaper and easier to fake the landing than to really achieve it, there have been six manned moon landings, which took place from 1969 to 1972. Despite theories circulating about the first landing being fabricated, the others have not been exempt from disbelievers. Read more at https://nypost.com/2022/08/16/moon-landing-conspiracy-theorists-say-this-photo-is-new-hoax-proof/ #moonlanding #conspiracy #theories The New York Post is...