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Meet the "new group of dynamic young mothers" with "scandals and secrets" whose Hulu show will drop on the streaming platform later this year.

Meet the "new group of dynamic young mothers" with "scandals and secrets" whose Hulu show will drop on the streaming platform later this year.

"Some people become part of a chapter in your life that you never forget," Padian wrote on her Instagram Stories Wednesday.

"Some people become part of a chapter in your life that you never forget," Padian wrote on her Instagram Stories Wednesday.

US forces seized a Guyana-flagged tanker transporting Iranian tanker transporting Iranian oil in the Indian Ocean, the War Department confirmed Thursday.

Jay Glazer is laying some bread crumbs ahead of the 2026 NFL Draft.

Carlos Alcaraz may be sidelined, but tennis fans in Spain will still have one of their own to back at the Madrid Masters.

It wasn’t as if Makai Lemon wasn’t accustomed to playing in front of NFL talent evaluators during his time at USC. Almost from the moment the wide receiver stepped foot on campus, he was on everyone’s radar.

Saving money is always a good thing.

Saving money is always a good thing.

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Gadd also shared why he chose to star in the series alongside Jamie Bell. 

The Post's Paul Schwartz predicts the two players the Giants will take with their two first-round picks in the 2026 NFL Draft which begins Thursday:

Spoiler alert: Meth and smashing your face with a hammer are bad for you. And you won't look great, either.

Two men were stabbed — one fatally — outside of a Manhattan homeless shelter early Thursday morning, according to police.

If they miss out, it would mark the second straight wasted season of Soto’s prime on of a 15-year, $765 million investment.

“I’m trying to say spiritually in my own way that I am really sorry for what these victims went through.”

President Trump has fired Secretary of the Navy John Phelan over his handling of the “Golden Fleet” shipbuilding initiative. The move comes as the Navy continues to play a leading role in the Iran war. As peace talks potentially loom there are questions about who truly holds power in Tehran. Meanwhile, a DHS counterterrorism official...

The government said medical data of 500,000 people was affected but no personally identifiable information had been made available.

Here's What Happened Inside Convenience Stores When Gas Hit $4

Continuing our coverage of consumer behavior shifts at petrol stations and convenience stores, the U.S. national average for 87-octane gasoline has remained above the politically sensitive $4-a-gallon level for three weeks. Goldman analysts have released a new note indicating that a majority of convenience stores are seeing drivers buying less fuel and trading down in-store.

Bonnie Herzog, managing director and senior consumer analyst at Goldman, penned a note titled Q1 "Beverage Bytes," which covers a survey of 32,000 retail locations, or about 21% of convenience stores nationwide.

"Despite the improved outlook, it appears that some consumers are already changing their behavior as gas prices remain elevated (at ~$4/gallon). Our retailers are seeing consumers purchasing less fuel, downtrading within the store, and declining basket sizes," Herzog wrote in the note.

More than half of respondents (53%) said they are already seeing changed consumer behavior with gas prices around $4 a gallon, while another 37% expect behavior to shift if prices remain elevated. Only 11% said they have not noticed any change.

The most common pattern shifts in these convenience stores were consumers buying less fuel, trading down at the pump, trading down in-store, and buying fewer in-store items. A smaller share also said customers are simply driving less because of higher gas prices.

Last week, Herzog's team published a survey of 44,000 retail locations across the U.S. (about 28% of all tobacco outlets) that showed $4-a-gallon fuel had already sparked trading down among nicotine users: "Downtrading was strong in Q1, as roughly 80% of respondents indicated that deep-discount cigarettes gained share."

To sum up, the fuel price shock highlights just how sensitive consumers remain in an ongoing K-shaped economy, with working-poor households bearing the brunt of the financial pain.

Professional subscribers can read the "Beverage Bytes" note on our new Marketdesk.ai portal. 

Tyler Durden Thu, 04/23/2026 - 07:45