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It's all to play for between Paraguay and Australia on Thursday night.

It's the USMNT's final group stage match.

California’s election system is a national joke. A new report blasts the state for the slowest vote count in the US due to fixable issues.

Staten Island Rep. Nicole Malliotakis is joining with a Democratic committee chair's effort to block President Trump from selling $750 million worth of jet engines to Turkey.

"This poll proves that New Yorkers are too smart to buy into Democrats' nonsense about 'saving democracy,'" New York Republican Committee spokesperson David Laska told The Post.

If you’ve found yourself thinking that the cost of streaming services has gotten out of control lately, you’re not alone. Luckily, the world of free streaming has expanded a lot in the past few years and there are a lot of services with legitimately great free offerings. Here’s how to get all of those great...

Ezra, a passionate 9-year-old Norway soccer fan, cried tears of joy when he went to his first World Cup game on Monday between Norway and Senegal.

When Bayville resident Fernando Rodriguez ordered his sub-par delivery from the now private equity- owned Jersey Mike's in April 2025, everything seemed fine — until he realized his teeth weren't the only ones taking a bite out of his lunch.

If you want to add another streaming service to your rotation, now's the time.

Peltz's famous husband was among the first to comment on the photo, writing, "Wow ❤️❤️."

Peltz's famous husband was among the first to comment on the photo, writing, "Wow ❤️❤️."

Pizza lovers, rejoice! One of the best pizzerias on the planet is expanding its footprint in Los Angeles.

Adani Targets 10 GW Nuclear Power Capacity In India By 2035

By Tsvetana Paraskova of OilPrice.com

Adani Group, the conglomerate of Indian billionaire Gautam Adani, could become India’s biggest private nuclear power capacity developer within a decade, targeting 10 gigawatts (GW) by 2035, as India opened its civil nuclear power sector to private investment. 

“Our entry into nuclear energy through Adani Atomic Energy is another confident step towards securing India's long-term energy future,” Gautam Adani said at the annual general meeting of Adani Group on Wednesday. 

“With land identified and a 10 GW targeted capacity by 2035, we are positioning ourselves early to serve the growing national demand for clean, round-the-clock power,” the billionaire said. 

A panel set up by India’s power ministry has said in a report that India’s goal to boost its installed nuclear power capacity to 100 gigawatts by 2047, up from just 8.8 GW now, would require as much as 19.28 trillion Indian rupees, or $204 billion at current exchange rates, of cumulative capital.   

The Indian government has said that its Nuclear Energy Mission targets 100 GW capacity by 2047 “through deployment of existing and emerging advanced nuclear technologies, both indigenous & with foreign cooperation.” 

Adani Group is reportedly in talks with the state government of India’s northern Uttar Pradesh state on a public-private partnership to build small modular reactors (SMRs) as India opens its nuclear energy sector to private investment.

Adani is in discussions with Uttar Pradesh officials to build eight SMRs with capacity of 200 megawatts (MW) each at yet-to-be-identified sites in the state, anonymous sources with knowledge of the matter told Bloomberg at the end of 2025.  

If the group meets its target to have 10 GW in nuclear capacity by 2035, it would become India’s third-largest operator of nuclear power capacity behind state-run Nuclear Power Corporation of India Limited (NPCIL) and state coal giant NTPC Limited. NPCIL currently operates all of India’s 8 GW of nuclear power capacity. 

Indian conglomerate Reliance Industries of another billionaire, Mukesh Ambani, is also considering investments in India’s nuclear power sector after the opening to private capital.

Tyler Durden Thu, 06/25/2026 - 17:40

Federal Judge Blocks Trump Admin's Mail-In Voting Restrictions, National Voter Database For Midterms

A federal judge in Boston has blocked key parts of President Donald Trump’s March executive order that sought to impose new limits on mail-in voting and create a nationwide list of eligible voters using federal citizenship data. The ruling, issued June 25 by Obama-appointed U.S. District Judge Indira Talwani, prevents the administration from enforcing the directives for the November midterms in the two dozen Democratic-led states and jurisdictions that challenged the order.

Judge Indira Talwani

Talwani found that no federal law authorizes the government to build the type of voter database outlined in the order or to use the threat of criminal prosecution to pressure state and local election officials into using it. The March order directed the Department of Homeland Security and Social Security Administration to compile a national list of potentially eligible voters based on citizenship information and share it with states. It also called for new design standards for mail ballot envelopes and directed the U.S. Postal Service to create its own list of voters eligible to receive mail ballots.

The judge wrote that there was no US law that authorized the federal government to create the type of voter databases Trump had called for and to use the threat of criminal prosecution to “intimidate” state and local officials into using those lists. -Bloomberg

The decision - which came one day after Postmaster General David Steiner told lawmakers that the USPS will no longer deliver mail-in ballots in states that refuse to provide voter data - adds to the legal obstacles facing the administration’s election-related initiatives as officials race to implement changes before the midterms. Challengers argued the order represented an improper federal intrusion into state-run elections and risked disrupting preparations and disenfranchising eligible voters. The administration has maintained that the steps are needed to strengthen election integrity and address concerns about fraud.

The U.S. Postal Service has been developing a proposed rule, required under the same March executive order, that would condition delivery of mail ballots on states providing lists of eligible absentee voters to the federal government. Steiner described the measure as a way to ensure ballots reach only eligible voters. Democratic lawmakers criticized the proposal as an overreach into state election authority. The rule is undergoing public comment and faces its own legal challenges.

Trump, meanwhile, has also pushed Republican lawmakers to pass legislation containing proof-of-citizenship and other voting restrictions, including the SAVE Act. During a fiery June 24 meeting with Senate Republicans, he declined to sign a bipartisan housing bill until Congress advances the voting measures. The closed-door session highlighted tensions within the party, though Republican leaders emphasized the need for unity ahead of the midterms. Trump and his allies argue that stronger verification requirements are essential to maintain public confidence in elections.

The order comes one day after another Obama-appointed federal judge in Boston blocked key portions of President Donald Trump’s executive order overhauling federal election procedures, ruling that the president exceeded his constitutional authority by attempting to impose new voting requirements without congressional approval.

U.S. District Judge Denise Casper concluded that the Constitution gives primary authority over elections to the states and Congress, not the executive branch. The ruling makes permanent a preliminary injunction Casper issued last year in a lawsuit filed by Democratic attorneys general from 19 states.

Tyler Durden Thu, 06/25/2026 - 17:20

Caitlin Clark has been one of the central figures in the WNBA’s recent surge. But it apparently isn't enough to make the league’s 30th anniversary poster.

Golf influencer Paige Spiranac defended Wyndham Clark after he was treated poorly by fans during the US Open, saying the hate has "been taken too far."

Mayor Zohran Mamdani invoked the death of Al Jazeera journalist Ahmed Wishah to prove that AIPAC and its supporters are "monsters" — without mentioning there is evidence the cameraman was in Hamas.

Alexa Melton, the ex-girlfriend of USA men's soccer star Christian Pulisic, made an interesting comment during the World Cup.

Is casting an “it-girl” the key to success? Benson Boone recruited Alix Earle to be the lead in his music video for “The Time Of My Life.” Fans are anxiously waiting for its release as they post behind the scenes moments, sneak peeks and the “Beautiful Things” singer’s very first “un-get ready with me.” Meanwhile,...

Is casting an “it-girl” the key to success? Benson Boone recruited Alix Earle to be the lead in his music video for “The Time Of My Life.” Fans are anxiously waiting for its release as they post behind the scenes moments, sneak peeks and the “Beautiful Things” singer’s very first “un-get ready with me.” Meanwhile,...