Ben Cost is a Features Reporter at The Post. He covers a diverse range of topics, from the peculiarities of animal behavior and culture to the intricacies of travel and tourism, often blending science with societal themes. His work has been featured in notable outlets including Yahoo News, The Daily Telegraph, and Sky News Australia.
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By: Ben Cost
Gotham visitors have lots of buyer’s remorse.
By: Ben Cost
Have airlines joined the Mile Lie Club?
By: Ben Cost
With Middle East tensions sending gas prices surging, shoppers have turned to an albeit inconvenient source for a low-cost refill — Costco.
By: Ben Cost
He’s armed and ready.
By: Ben Cost
You can now tell bus drivers to “go to Hel” without insult.
By: Ben Cost
Costco gas stations are experiencing their greatest demand for gas in 50 years as increasing Iran tensions send fuel prices skyrocketing.
By: Ben Cost
They discovered its Genesis.
By: Ben Cost
Astronomers have finally connected the dots.
By: Ben Cost
He said lifeforms could’ve lain dormant in the intergalactic iceberg, much like microbes hibernating in the permafrost for thousands of years.
By: Ben Cost
Researchers have finally discovered the “Genesis” of the legendary Middle Eastern river that was described in one of the Bible’s most important stories, per an eye-opening study in the journal Nature Geoscience.
