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We’re heading to California — and we want you to join us. The New York Post is launching the California Post, a major new expansion into Los Angeles, CA, and we're building something big. If you're scrappy, creative, driven, and ready to be part of a legacy brand that's constantly evolving, this is your moment. Whether you're a seasoned newsroom leader, a reporter hungry to break big stories, or someone who’s always wanted to work in fast-paced media, we want to hear from you. This is your chance to get in on the ground floor of something bold, exciting, and growing fast. Interested? Head to nypost.com/careers to: • Apply to the California Post Expression of Interest • Keep checking back — more roles are coming soon! We're coming to California. Come build the future with us.

The New York Post is going Hollywood. We’re proud to announce the launch of The California Post, a major editorial expansion debuting early next year. Headquartered in Los Angeles, this new publication will deliver the Post’s fearless, common-sense journalism and legendary headlines — all with a distinctly California perspective. We’re hiring across a wide range of roles, from reporters and editors covering news, politics, tech, opinion, and entertainment to sports reporters covering major teams like the Dodgers, Lakers, Chargers, and Rams. We’re also building out our visuals and digital teams, including designers, homepage and photo editors, social media editors, content creators, SEO leads, and newsletter strategists. If you're in Los Angeles or considering a move, we invite you to express your interest by applying below. A new chapter of the Post is just getting started. Stay tuned!

Step into the future of mobility with Wandercraft and their revolutionary exoskeletons. Explore how advanced robotics and AI are pushing the boundaries of human movement, offering a powerful new chapter of independence and possibility. The CEO of Wandercraft Matthieu Masselin tells Lydia Moynihan how the technology was inspired by early humanoid robotics and emphasizes the importance of safety and reliability for real-world users. As the exoskeleton moves toward FDA approval and potential home use, its developers and users alike envision a future where more people with mobility impairments regain independence and dignity.

Can you believe we're already over halfway through our summer internship program?! Time is flying, and our interns have been crushing it! From getting their work published in the Post to diving into masterclasses like the one pictured, they’ve accomplished so much in just a few short weeks. We’re beyond proud of everything they’ve done—and even more excited to see what’s still to come! So happy to see them grow and very sad to (almost) see them go. Here’s to an amazing final stretch!

At NYU Langone Health’s Tech4Health facility in Long Island City, engineers and clinicians collaborate to turn breakthrough medical ideas into real-world devices. This video explores the MedTech Pipeline Program, where clinician-innovators tackle unmet clinical needs and receive guidance to bring their inventions to life. Lydia Moynihan speaks with Dr. Suh and his team about their mission to bridge the gap between medical practice and technology development. 

Lydia Moynihan sits down with Tom Lee, co-founder of Fundstrat Capital and chairman of BitMine Immersion Technologies to explore how Ethereum is bridging Wall Street and crypto. They break down Ethereum treasury strategies vs. ETFs, the rise of stablecoins, and how traditional finance is diving into digital assets. https://lnkd.in/eSp4cSUG

How do you bring together LeBron James, Jay-Z, and Tom Brady for one event? Fanatics CEO Michael Rubin tells Lydia Moynihan how Fanatics Fest came to life and how he’s expanding the three-day sports and entertainment convention designed to bring fans closer to the culture. https://trib.al/KardPee

Lydia Moynihan sits down with Hebbia CEO George Sivulka — the 27-year-old Stanford PhD dropout supplying artificial intelligence to those with more information than time, and millions, if not billions, on the line. https://trib.al/8M9aen1  

From sugar to software. NYNext’s Will Zimmerman joins Two Trees Management Co. CEO Jed Walentas for a look inside the new The Refinery at Domino — a $2.5B renovation project now home to 32 AI and fintech tenants in the heart of Williamsburg.