Ben Cost
Features Reporter at New York Post
Features reporter at @nypost. Former @shanghaiist food editor, former @shanghaiexpat editor, pork fat enthusiast. Yes, my head evokes an Easter Island Statue
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5 days ago |
nypost.com | Ben Cost
” ’Til death do us part” could be sooner than expected, she feared. A UK teacher fears her honeymoon flight could be her last as an airline has allegedly vowed to continue serving nuts despite her deadly allergy. “I thought Qatar Airways would be more understanding and accommodating of the allergy,” Bethany Roads, 27, told Kennedy News and Media.
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5 days ago |
nypost.com | Ben Cost
He’s her boo. A UK widow brought new meaning to being with someone in spirit after allegedly having a threesome with a woman and the ghost of her dead husband. “I don’t believe in a literal afterlife, but I felt his presence as we had sex,” Nicky Wake, 53, told Jam Press while describing her alleged postmortem ménage à trois.
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5 days ago |
nypost.com | Ben Cost
Finance influencer Humphrey Yang bought a small gold ingot for $2,359 at Costco in April 2024 and then sold it for an eye-popping $600 profit this past March. Bloomberg via Getty Images Costco isn’t just a place to save — customers can apparently invest as well.
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1 week ago |
nypost.com | Ben Cost
It’s enough to make you Grimace. Golden Arches fans beware — McDonald’s no longer offers the best bargain on burgers. That honor goes to Wendy’s and Burger King, which each serve the most affordable beef between two buns in the United States, according to a culinary site. Both a basic cheeseburger at Burger King and the Jr. Cheeseburger at Wendy’s cost $1.99 at the time of writing, Food Republic reported. Meanwhile, McDonald’s — the home of the “dollar menu”— upped its cheeseburger price to $2.19.
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1 week ago |
nypost.com | Ben Cost
It’s a digital wolf in sheep’s clothing. Phishing messages are becoming nearly indistinguishable from the real deal. Now, techsperts are warning of a super “sophisticated” Google spoofing scheme in which cybercriminals use legitimate-looking Gmail communications to hijack user accounts. Nick Johnson, the lead developer of Ethereum Name Service (ENS), brought this digital Trojan Horse to light in a series of X posts.
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