The markets once again provided many surprises in 2025. Crypto fell from favor, and precious metals had their best year since the 1970s as gold gained 70% and silver prices more than doubled.

Once again, let's look into the future by looking at the past and celebrate some of the notable pop culture anniversaries we'll be marking in 2026. And this year, we've added a twist: Each anniversary ...

Whether you consider it a year to remember — or one better left in the rearview — 2025 was packed with surprises and wild characters. Test your memory with these 20 questions and The Post’s four other ...

Whether you consider it a year to remember — or one you’d rather forget — 2025’s news landscape was packed with notable moments. Test your recall with these 20 questions and The Post’s four other year ...

The narrow road through the Masurian countryside winds alongside shimmering lakes and mossy swamps. It passes through sleepy villages filled with steep-roofed houses that, even on a warm summer’s day, ...

How closely have you followed the news in 2025? And how’s your general knowledge? Test yourself now – answers at the bottom. From our morning news briefing to a weekly Good News Newsletter, get the ...

Zero to 30 percent correct: Don’t have a cow, man. This is a wonderful opportunity to take a deep dive into one of the greatest works of Western civilization. Fire up your Disney+ account, change the ...

To say 2025 was a busy news year would be an understatement. There were wildfires and hurricanes and plenty of political intrigue. We also enjoyed some memorable moments in sports and entertainment.

Welcome to the Readout. We have a slightly different newsletter for you today: a quiz to keep you going through Christmas. Whether you play with the family, or steal away to quiz alone, here are 20 ...

An assortment of absurd, useful and funny words and phrases entered the vernacular this year. How well do you know them? By Miya Lee and Kendall Blomfield By the end of 2024, words like slop, brat, ...

1. In the 2005 Christmas movie “The Family Stone” name the two actors who play the strait-laced, uptight girlfriend and her sister.

Does creatine really work? Are LED face masks worth the money? Test your knowledge of bogus remedies and real treatments. Credit...By Sean Dong Supported by By Erik Vance I edit the Scam or Not column ...