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You watched the scripted congressional hearings in 2022. Now here comes Jan. 6: The Movie.

The Jets infamously had no interceptions and were last in the NFL in turnovers forced last season.

The pair appeared engrossed in an animated discussion before the USA’s matchup against Paraguay, with photos showing Trudeau gesturing emphatically throughout.

The University of Cincinnati denied Wednesday that it knew of Brendan Sorsby's gambling when the team brought him in. 

Logan Reilly, a 19-year-old freshman, is one of the coolest stories among 156 competitors teeing it up during the U.S. Open at Shinnecock Hills.

California governor candidate Steve Hilton blasted the Chamber of Commerce’s endorsement of Democrat Xavier Becerra as an “embarrassing” example of failed leadership in blistering comments shared with The Post. Becerra was the first Democratic governor candidate the powerful, 136-year old business group representing major employers has ever endorsed after its board of directors met with...

“Jedi!” Anytime the word is voiced across the field, Antonee Robinson turns his head.

The Los Angeles Rams are expected to have a presence at Brendan Sorsby's supplemental draft pro day on July 10, but don't expect Sean McVay and Les Snead to suddenly develop quarterback envy.

From Diablo Canyon Closure Fights To Record-Speed Renewals: The Nuclear Reversal 

The Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) clocked another subsequent license renewal (SLR) in under 12 months. Southern Nuclear’s application for the two-unit Edwin I. Hatch plant in Georgia cleared the finish line on June 11, extending both boiling water reactors from 60 to 80 years of operation.

Hatch-1 is now licensed through August 2054. Hatch-2 runs through June 2058. That is roughly 1.85 GWe of carbon-free baseload secured into the 2050s. The approval makes Hatch the second and third units to ride the NRC’s new streamlined SLR track that targets decisions in 12 months or less. 

Duke Energy’s Robinson Unit 2 in South Carolina was the first, cleared in what staff called the fastest-ever review earlier this spring. St. Lucie Units 1 and 2, run by Florida Power & Light, received their extensions in late April, stretching Unit 1 to March 2056 and Unit 2 to April 2063.

The NRC has moved a noticeable cluster of applications in 2025 and 2026. 

Oconee, Summer, Point Beach, Browns Ferry, and Dresden all picked up subsequent renewals last year. When the agency signed off on Diablo Canyon’s extension in April it issued its 100th renewed commercial reactor license. 

For years the California plant served as the headline example of the “all plants must close” era. Activists and state policy pushed hard for a 2025 shutdown. After legislative rescue and full federal review, the units now hold approval into the mid-2040s. 

The speed of the recent reviews stands out, as historical SLR proceedings averaged roughly two and a half years. But the NRC has now proven that the staff can reach timely calls while keeping strict safety oversight. Nine Mile Point Unit 1 and Cooper already sit in the accelerated pipeline with decisions expected in 2027, and more applications are queued for later this year and 2027.

The practical result is a growing share of the existing fleet now operating under, or heading toward, 80-year licenses. Research inside and outside the NRC is already examining materials performance and aging-management needs for operation beyond 80 years, with some policy signals pointing toward frameworks that could support century-long runs where the data justify it. 
 

Tyler Durden Wed, 06/17/2026 - 20:30

We can't wait until the next tourist season begins.

The "Whenever, Wherever" singer and the "Lincoln Lawyer" actor were seen leaving a hotel together in Los Angeles.

The "Whenever, Wherever" singer and the "Lincoln Lawyer" actor were seen leaving a hotel together in Los Angeles.

Los Angeles’ food scene just got a major dose of ’90s nostalgia with the opening of a Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles-themed pizzeria in the heart of Santa Monica.

The Europeans have no tech sector, which makes a joke of France’s supposed goal of “tech sovereignty.”

The Warriors may not know who will be available when they're on the clock next week, but general manager Mike Dunleavy Jr. made one thing clear Wednesday: Golden State believes it is in a strong position to add an impact player with the No. 11 overall pick.

Bringing back such a deep and capable team to “run it back” certainly won’t be easy.

For this historic day, the paper did something truly iconic: swapping its legendary masthead to read "Knick York Post" in that unmistakable, bold, front-page font.

“That specific part of the beach is known to be dangerous.”

Call us the Knick York Post.

Teams from the Iberian Peninsula have struggled early in the 2026 World Cup.