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The best bets from Jenny Bird’s 25%-off sale, from Dakota Johnson’s anklet to Sydney Sweeney’s earrings

NY Post
5 days 14 hours ago
The celeb-adored jewelry label is offering a rare sale this weekend only.
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The best bets from Jenny Bird’s 25%-off sale, from Dakota Johnson’s anklet to Sydney Sweeney’s earrings

NY Post
5 days 14 hours ago
The celeb-adored jewelry label is offering a rare sale this weekend only.
Erica Radol

Astronauts set US speed record during trip to International Space Station

NY Post
5 days 14 hours ago
Four astronauts pulled up at the International Space Station on Thursday after launching on an eight-hour express that set a US speed record.
Associated Press

Gypsy Rose Blanchard’s fiancé Ken Urker’s autopsy complete: coroner

NY Post
5 days 14 hours ago
Urker was found dead on Thursday in his Louisiana home.
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Gypsy Rose Blanchard’s fiancé Ken Urker’s autopsy complete: coroner

NY Post
5 days 14 hours ago
Urker was found dead on Thursday in his Louisiana home.
Teresa Roca

Billy Ray Cyrus’ ex wife claims she was held ‘prisoner’ on his farm during their marriage

NY Post
5 days 14 hours ago
"I wouldn't trade having my voice back for anything. Nothing in the world could silence me again," said Firerose.
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Billy Ray Cyrus’ ex wife claims she was held ‘prisoner’ on his farm during their marriage

NY Post
5 days 14 hours ago
"I wouldn't trade having my voice back for anything. Nothing in the world could silence me again," said Firerose.
Sara Nathan

Howard Stern dragged back into court battle by ex-assistant in hostile work environment case

NY Post
5 days 14 hours ago
Kuhn claimed in a tossed lawsuit that she experienced a hostile work environment while working for the radio host and his wife, Beth Stern.
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Howard Stern dragged back into court battle by ex-assistant in hostile work environment case

NY Post
5 days 14 hours ago
Kuhn claimed in a tossed lawsuit that she experienced a hostile work environment while working for the radio host and his wife, Beth Stern.
Leah Bitsky

JJ Watt solidified in CBS’ No. 1 booth after Tony Romo exit

NY Post
5 days 14 hours ago
Things in the CBS booths will maintain the status quo, for now.
Grace McCarron

Yankees vs Rays ALDS Preview: Aaron Judge Latest & Roster Predictions | Pinstripe Post

NY Post
5 days 14 hours ago
The guys discuss why the Yankees’ elite starting rotation is their biggest weapon in this playoff series. We preview the expected matchups with Gerrit Cole taking the mound for Game 1, followed by Cam Schlittler in Game 2, and Max Fried in Game 3. Plus, we analyze how Carlos Rodon will be utilized out of...
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‘MobLand’ Season 2 Episode 3 Recap: Frankie Say Relax

NY Post
5 days 14 hours ago
For a guy whose job it is to know all the angles, boy, there are a lot of angles Harry doesn’t know at the moment.
mliss1578

Digging Starts On New $16 Billion Train Tunnel Project Under Hudson River

Zero Rss
5 days 14 hours ago
Digging Starts On New $16 Billion Train Tunnel Project Under Hudson River

Elected officials in helmets and yellow jackets gathered in New Jersey on Monday for the ceremonial launch of a massive boring machine that in days will begin drilling through the solid rock of the Palisades Cliffs in New Jersey, the initial phase of the Hudson Tunnel Project from New Jersey to New York Penn Station.

The new tunnel is just one part of a massive infrastructure project designed to ease the congestion of trains traveling in and out of New York City.

The existing tunnel was built in 1910.

The project will add two tunnels under the Hudson River for Amtrak and NJ Transit trains, which transport hundreds of thousands of commuters daily between New York and New Jersey. Its estimated cost is $16 billion, and completion is projected for 2035.

Under President Joe Biden, the Department of Transportation authorized $11 billion in grants and financing for the Hudson Tunnel portion of the project.

In October 2025, White House Office of Management and Budget Director Russell Vought announced it was freezing federal funding for the project over "unconstitutional DEI principles."

But, as Nicholas Zifcak reports for The Epoch Times, New York and New Jersey sued the federal government, which was forced to reinstate funding on June 29 after U.S. District Judge Jeannette Vargas ruled Vought's move unlawful. The federal government initially appealed, but on Sept. 17 the Department of Transportation dropped the appeal.

"Did they try to stop us in two thousand different ways? Did they try to put a log in our path, whether it was from Washington, New York, New Jersey, did we say ... we are building this tunnel?" said Sen. Chuck Schumer, speaking in North Bergen, New Jersey, at the drilling launch.

The Hudson Tunnel Project is part of the Northeast corridor modernization being implemented by the bi-state Gateway Development Commission. It is just one of 10 projects intended to upgrade the rail lines from Newark, New Jersey, to New York Penn Station.

The Vargas ruling allowed the Hudson Tunnel Project to move to the next phase: Two boring machines will begin drilling through one mile of hard rock under the Palisades Cliffs in New Jersey. The first phase is expected to be completed within one year, then the next phase of drilling under the river will begin.

A main part of the Hudson Tunnel Project is revamping the North River Tunnel.

The existing two-track North River Tunnel serving Amtrak and NJ Transit is one of the main reasons for delays in and out of Penn Station for hundreds of thousands of daily passengers.

The North River Tunnel will be updated so that once complete there will be four rail lines in and out of Penn Station.

  OCTOBER ONLY.$10 OFFYOUR NEXT ORDER.$30 min. Ends Oct 31. One per customer.GET MY $10 OFF →Signs you up for ZeroHedge Store emails. Can't be combined. Every order helps support ZeroHedge. Tyler Durden Fri, 10/02/2026 - 12:55
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Christa Pike spoke about botched executions weeks before surviving lethal injection: ‘My worst nightmare’

NY Post
5 days 14 hours ago
Christa Pike told how a botched lethal injection was her "worst nightmare" in a recording made in prison just weeks before her failed execution.
Alex Diaz

HOA threatens to sue Texas resident over oil stains allegedly left by its own landscapers

NY Post
5 days 14 hours ago
The Austin owner says the association mailed a repair bill for the mess, and now angry neighbors are rallying behind a petition agains the board.
Mary K. Jacob

A’ja Wilson opens up on Game 2 showdown with pointing fan after Aces advance

NY Post
5 days 14 hours ago
A'ja Wilson said "I cried a lot" after a verbal altercation with a Fever fan in Game 2 of their first-round WNBA playoff series.
Jenna Lemoncelli

Costco quietly drops massive Disneyland ticket deal with major perks

NY Post
5 days 14 hours ago
Let the magic begin.
Christopher Edwards

Students clash with police as French officials struggle to end violent school protests

NY Post
5 days 14 hours ago
Since late September, students have staged protests outside schools over grievances ranging from timetables, class sizes and a shortage of teachers to overheated classrooms during this year's heatwaves.
Reuters

Another Tanker Struck & Damaged By Iran In Strait Of Hormuz

Zero Rss
5 days 14 hours ago
Another Tanker Struck & Damaged By Iran In Strait Of Hormuz

Update(1233ET): On Friday there are reports of another foreign tanker which has been struck and damaged in the Strait of Hormuz. Several similar drone attacks have occurred this week, and over the last few days - however unlike with prior attacks these latest are not being heavily featured in the media, and have also made surprising little impact on oil prices.

New UKMTO alert: Another tanker struck and damaged.

6th alert in last couple of days pic.twitter.com/CTMHttKNET

— Chris Shipping 🚢🚢 (@christankerfund) October 2, 2026

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The US has deployed two additional Patriot missile batteries to Saudi Arabia and Qatar to protect energy infrastructure from aerial threats, according to a new report, reinforcing the urgent need to defend allied energy infrastructure ahead of potential renewed strikes on Iran. The report came before Thursday's news that the Department of War is sending a third aircraft carrier strike group and additional Marine Corps ships to the region.

Axios reported late Thursday that one Patriot battery was sent last month to protect a key Saudi oil facility, while another was deployed to defend a natural gas plant in Qatar.

"The U.S. military transferred batteries and interceptors to the Middle East from other regional commands, raising concerns about readiness in other parts of the world," the report said.

Trump told reporters yesterday that he was considering renewing a bombing campaign in the coming weeks. "Now I have to make a decision: either Iran signs the deal, or it won't exist any longer," he warned.

The urgent need for two more Patriot batteries in the region, designed to intercept aircraft, cruise missiles, certain ballistic missiles, and one-way attack drones, comes as Iran and proxy forces have hit critical energy infrastructure in Saudi Arabia and Qatar.

The latest attack on Saudi infrastructure came last month, when Iranian proxies hit the critical East-West pipeline, rendering it inoperable for weeks. Flows were restored only last week. Meanwhile, the latest Goldman data shows Hormuz crude flows have returned to pre-war levels as Tehran's grip on the critical maritime chokepoint erodes.

Also overnight, a report said the DoW is preparing to send a third aircraft carrier strike group and additional Marine Corps ships to the Middle East, adding 9,000 to 10,000 more troops to the region. That news sent Brent crude futures to nearly $104 a barrel overnight, but the oil benchmark slipped below $100 as trading moved through Asia and Europe and into the early US session.

Tyler Durden Fri, 10/02/2026 - 12:33
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Outraged Cornell students, parents demand accountability in Jane Doe gang rape case: ‘Fight like hell’

NY Post
5 days 14 hours ago
"To my fellow students, speak loud about the wrongdoings that have been done here on campus because if we don’t, we may never be able to again," one student told the crowd.
Georgia Worrell, Ella Morrison

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