Kirsten Fleming

1 week ago | nypost.com | Kirsten Fleming

Andrew Cuomo is running for New York City mayor, but it feels like he’s running away from New Yorkers. Where the hell is that guy? With early voting now underway ahead of June 24’s Democratic primary, New York’s embattled former governor has barely shown his face, save for two debates and a photo op at the Puerto Rican Day Parade on June 8. He’s held no real rallies, had no big presence interacting with voters — and he’s been ducking the media like a fugitive avoiding the law.

2 weeks ago | nypost.com | Kirsten Fleming

The GOAT could not stick this landing because she started on wobbly ground. On Friday, Simone Biles took aim at former college swimmer Riley Gaines’ activism to keep female sports female and tossed in a nasty swipe at her physical appearance. Pretty rich for a body positivity crusader.

3 weeks ago | nypost.com | Kirsten Fleming

If you’re not perpetually online, perhaps you’ve never heard of trans influencer Lilly “Tino” Contino. Lucky you. Unfortunately, if you are a waiter just trying to do your job or a woman in a Disney World restroom just trying to do your business, look out. Consider this your creep alert. Since 2022, Contino’s 400,000 TikTok followers have witnessed his journey from hirsute man to linebacker dressed as a ’50s pin-up gal — all while terrorizing unsuspecting wait staff for misgendering.

3 weeks ago | nypost.com | Kirsten Fleming

Instead of simply following President Trump’s executive order that bans biological men from participating in women’s sports, California came up with a more reductive policy. They said girls could share the podium with trans athlete AB Hernandez who, by the way, had a pretty successful Saturday at the state championships. Because Hernandez, a junior at Jurupa Valley High School, is a dude competing against chicks.

3 weeks ago | nypost.com | Kirsten Fleming

In late December, University of Miami hoops coach Jim Larranaga retired two months into the season. There was no scandal behind it, no family reasons given. Larranaga — who has taken two teams to the Final Four, most recently in 2023 — told The Post thisweek: “It’s not that I don’t love coaching anymore or wanted to step down.