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The Giants will debut John Harbaugh’s Bully Ball offense with QB Jaxson Dart and Dennard Wilson's press defense Sunday against the Cowboys.

The music festival was expected to feature the Killers and Olivia Dean, along with Khruangbin, Sublime, Jack White and others.

Catch up with this week’s items from Page Six in the New York Post. Roger and out Anna Wintour has been making the rounds at this year’s US Open — even as the Met Gala scandal continues to swirl around her. And while the Vogue legend has taken in plenty of tennis’ biggest stars, she...

Catch up with this week’s items from Page Six in the New York Post. Roger and out Anna Wintour has been making the rounds at this year’s US Open — even as the Met Gala scandal continues to swirl around her. And while the Vogue legend has taken in plenty of tennis’ biggest stars, she...

Health officials traced the cluster to an outdoor social gathering in eastern Ireland in the fall of 2025.

Tarik Skubal’s Dodgers tenure was hit with controversy last month. It was reported that the two-time Cy Young winner took his espresso machine from Detroit that he had bought for the Tigers clubhouse at the start of the 2026 season. Skubal had received much unwarranted backlash for the decision to take it to LA after...

The pugilist was placed in custody on suspicion of driving under the influence of alcohol.

Trump: If I Had To Do Iran Again I Would Do Exactly As I Did

An interesting moment from Thursday night's Lara Ingraham exclusive with President Trump...

Q: Any regrets about Iran?

Trump: I don't believe in the word "regret."

Q: Any regrets about Iran?

Trump: I don't believe in the word "regret."pic.twitter.com/cia03v2rvz

— Clash Report (@clashreport) September 11, 2026

Trump even commented to Ingraham that he would make the same decisions all over again if he had a chance.

The Fox show host had posed to the president, "If we hadn’t done Iran, you would be cruising to midterms victory right now" - and made reference to high gas prices.

Trump replied: "supposing we were cruising, and all of a sudden Iran has a nuclear weapon. They would use it."

Explaining that he doesn't believe in "regrets" and that he has none especially about launching the Iran war, Trump asserted: "If I had it to do again, I would do exactly what I did."

He further argued that if Iran had a nuclear weapon, its leaders wouldn't hesitate to "wipe out" Israel and the Middle East, and could go so far as to hit American cities.

In a separate brief interview with the press this week, President Trump was asked about reports that Vice President Vance and Secretary State Marco Rubio warned him of the possibility that the Iran conflict could persist for the remainder of his term...

Reporter: Is it possible that the Iran war will last the rest of your term?

Trump: No. There’s not even a chance of that. pic.twitter.com/lUwxW9iiOL

— Clash Report (@clashreport) September 11, 2026

Trump vehemently denied that there's so much as a chance of this, but didn't actually explain how he intends to wind down the war in a way favorable to the US and White House policy. Or in other words, the American public still awaits words on a realistic exit strategy.

On going into Iran "full" - Trump did underscore that the midterm elections makes this a bad idea. His administration has also repeatedly said there won't be boots on the ground in Iran.

Was this a quiet part out loud moment?

Ingraham: "Even the neoconservatives are saying, 'If you'ge going to go in [to Iran] just go in full.'"

Trump: "Well, maybe I don't do that because of the election." pic.twitter.com/ZEXtZv1jsI

— J (@jasonllevin) September 10, 2026

Among the most interesting parts of the interview came when he was asked about the young men in MAGA who are angry over the Iran war:

Q: What do you say to all the young men who supported you in 2024?

Trump: They still do.

Q: Some of them are demoralized.

Trump: I don't think they're demoralized. I think they're very proud of the fact I'm not letting Iran have a nuclear weapon.

President Trump, when asked about the millions of demoralized young men who voted for him in 2024: “I don't think they're demoralized. I think they're very proud of the fact I'm not letting Iran have a nuclear weapon.”

Follow: @AFpost pic.twitter.com/e0YEsKYfXA

— AF Post (@AFpost) September 11, 2026

Trump earlier this week insisted of Iran's position in the conflict, "I don’t know that they’re gonna be able to hold out," Trump said. “But it’ll get settled after the elections. Or maybe sooner. But it’ll get settled right after the election."

The reference to it'll "get settled" could have ominous meaning. It suggests Trump could ether escalate against Tehran dramatically, or else there could be the opposite: de-escalation. The world will find out within a couple months.

Tyler Durden Fri, 09/11/2026 - 19:40

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A small sample can still contain a large warning. Dan Orlovsky found one in Melbourne, where the Rams’ celebrated defense looked considerably less imposing than the collection of names Los Angeles assembled during the offseason. After initially criticizing Matthew Stafford’s performance in the Rams’ 27-7 loss to the 49ers, Orlovsky redirected the spotlight toward defensive...

The attacker -- a "total stranger" to the 37-year-old victim -- approached her as she made the delivery at Dongan Hills Avenue and Jefferson Street around 6 p.m. Wednesday, according to authorities and law enforcement sources.

The Yankees' homegrown youngsters have been the best part of a season in which they are heading back to the postseason.

The top educator at UCLA is condemning his school's 9/11 event after it received backlash due to several controversial speakers, including a defense lawyer for 9/11 mastermind Khalid Sheikh Mohammed.

In order to give himself a chance to have success again as a Yankee, Anthony Volpe had to take a step back — both literally and figuratively. 

The elite enclave's weather woes keep piling up.

Navy Evaluating Future At Key Middle East Base Following Iran War Damage: Acting Secretary

Authored by Ryan Morgan via The Epoch Times,

The U.S. Navy is evaluating what to do with its headquarters in the Middle East after the Bahrain-based installation sustained damage during recent months of fighting with Iran.

Smoke rises after reported Iranian missile attacks, following strikes by the United States and Israel against Iran, in Manama, Bahrain, February 28, 2026. REUTERS/Stringer

For years, the Navy has managed its Middle East fleet operations out of Naval Support Activity Bahrain. Iranian forces began targeting the base after U.S. and Israeli forces launched strikes on Iran on Feb. 28.

"They blew the hell out of Bahrain," acting Navy Secretary Hung Cao said in an interview with The Epoch Times on Sept. 9, as he concluded a visit to a shipyard in Philadelphia.

While open-source imagery had previously indicated the Bahrain naval base sustained damage, Cao's comment marked a direct and official acknowledgement of the ongoing conflict's impact on the facility.

Last month, following reports that the crew of the aircraft carrier USS Abraham Lincoln were facing strains after months supporting combat operations in the Middle East, the Navy told The Epoch Times that combat actions had disrupted traditional supply hubs in the region. Despite these disruptions, the service said the Lincoln's crew maintained continuous access to clean water, healthy meal options, and functional air conditioning.

At a Navy town hall event on Aug. 31, a sailor who had been displaced from NSA Bahrain asked Chief of Naval Operations Adm. Daryl Caudle whether she would see the return of personal belongings she left on the base. Caudle said the service was working on a plan to reunite personnel with their belongings but said the service doesn't plan to return to the base "anytime soon."

When asked whether the Navy would need to repair NSA Bahrain in order to sustain its forces in the region, Cao said, "I have a task force that's looking at that."

The Iran conflict has fueled discussion over the continued utility of U.S. military outposts in the region.

Jim Webb, a U.S. Marine infantry veteran and independent national security consultant, said Cao's latest comments suggest that the current U.S. force posture in the Middle East "is unsustainable without continuing to be under attack."

"I don't think there's any way, you know, in the short, medium, or potentially even long term, that we can adequately defend a place like NSA Bahrain, or let alone the rest of the logistics bases there," Webb told The Epoch Times.

Webb said keeping U.S. troops at bases in the region makes those troops "constant targets."

In an interview with The Cipher Brief last month, retired Army Gen. David Petraeus similarly said the current U.S. military outposts in the region "are no longer viable."

Petraeus previously led the U.S. Central Command (CENTCOM), which oversees U.S. military operations in the Middle East.

As he discussed the Iran conflict with The Cipher Brief, Petraeus said the current commander for U.S. forces in the region, Adm. Brad Cooper, has largely overseen recent combat operations from a distance, rather than from CENTCOM's forward headquarters at the Al Udeid Air Base in Qatar.

"This is a result of the Iranians having capabilities they didn't have before, in terms of the numbers of drones and the numbers of missiles with the range required to hold our facilities at risk and to strike them and to kill our soldiers and wound them," Petraeus said.

Throughout the Iran conflict, U.S. forces have worked to reduce Iranian drones and missile launchers, and destroy storage and production facilities for those weapons. Still, U.S. forces have had to contend with these threats in recent clashes.

In the past week, U.S. forces reported striking 10 Iran-linked tankers in retaliation for Iranian missile attacks targeting U.S. warships.

Tyler Durden Fri, 09/11/2026 - 19:15

Ellen Hart's rep says it's too bad Morforgen is picking a fight with an 85-year-old Miss Subways.

Ellen Hart's rep says it's too bad Morforgen is picking a fight with an 85-year-old Miss Subways.

The repercussions of Shohei Ohtani's injury impacted another Dodgers pitcher on Friday

I live in Los Angeles, which means I can no longer simply wake up and have a body.