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They were sold for about $3 per bottle and between $13 and $32 for a pack.

Republicans are staring down a trade war of their own making -- and it could cost them the Senate.

“No one should have to wonder whether what they’re breathing, drinking, or touching is harmful. This is about precaution, not causation."

This effort to paper over radicalism is neatly summed up in the “Woke 1 was craaazy” noise from Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez — a pretense of a pivot to the center without dropping those extreme positions.

Modern Nazis? We all need to be greatly concerned about the victory of the rise of the Alternative für Deutschland in Germany (“Germany Learns a Familiar Lesson,” Editorial, Sept. 9).  After all, the AfD supports Vladimir Putin, it  wants to deport all the Ukrainian war refugees and  to ban all displays of the rainbow flag....

William apparently was never convinced his brother's return to the UK would be a peaceful move, a source reports.

William apparently was never convinced his brother's return to the UK would be a peaceful move, a source reports.

Max Alexander, a 10-year-old fashion prodigy who is the youngest ever to design a runway show, has been making dresses since he was 4.

"I was embarrassed for them, to be honest, and that's why I tried to embarrass them at the end."

America's oldest cheese shop, the famed Alleva, which operated in Little Italy for 130 years, is reopening on Sunday in the Chelsea Market.

Short on time? This may be the meal kit for you.

We could be about to see history made at the 2026 Emmy Awards on Monday!

Live like Charlie.

Smoking, alcohol and obesity remain bigger risk factors, oncologist says

"Riyadh In Difficult Position": Saudis Shutter Critical East-West Pipeline After Drone Attacks

Saudi Arabia temporarily shut its 7 million-barrel-a-day East-West pipeline following multiple drone attacks, exposing a massive vulnerability in a critical export route used to bypass the Strait of Hormuz during more than six months of US-Iran conflict.

The closure puts new pressure on Saudi oil exports as the pipeline designed to bypass the Hormuz chokepoint becomes a target. The Energy Ministry described the shutdown as precautionary while emergency crews secured the pipeline and assessed its safety.

The oil pumping station on the Saudi East-West pipeline was completely destroyed during yesterday’s attack, according to satellite imagery released today.

This is incredibly important news, as the East-West pipeline can transport up to approximately 210 million barrels of crude… https://t.co/6GCaYnkkAs pic.twitter.com/YggT4Lwzwm

— Open Source Intel (@Osint613) September 11, 2026

Here's the ministry's statement:

An official source at the Ministry of Energy stated that the East-West Pipeline in the Riyadh and Madinah regions was subjected to multiple attacks on the morning of Thursday, 10 September 2026. The pipeline was shut down as a precautionary measure. The attacks resulted in a number of injuries, and medical care was provided to those affected.

The source said emergency and specialised technical teams responded immediately following the attacks, taking the necessary measures to secure the pipeline and assess its safety in line with approved safety procedures and emergency response plans, in coordination with the relevant authorities. Any further developments will be announced in due course.

The shutdown deepens an already severe export squeeze on the kingdom. Saudi oil shipments fell to about 3 million barrels a day in August, the lowest level on record since early 2017.

Iran-backed Houthis seized the strategic island of Mayun in the Bab al-Mandeb Strait last week, tightening pressure on the kingdom's Red Sea export hub. With Hormuz already disrupted, ongoing threats to both maritime chokepoints are narrowing the kingdom's options for moving crude to global markets. 

"Riyadh is in a difficult position," said Rapidan Energy Group analyst Fernando Ferreira. "As the US maintains the blockade and succeeds in escorting more tankers out of the region, Iran will pivot toward increased attacks on Gulf energy facilities."

Tyler Durden Sat, 09/12/2026 - 09:55

The Twin Towers underperformed as office buildings and stunk as architecture. But no one who knew them will ever forget them. Millions of New Yorkers -- and millions upon millions of Americans -- miss their iconic, double thumbs-up thrust into the sky.

About 100 people participated in the horrific 2019 attack -- which authorities said was carried out because the gunmen wrongly believed the convoy belonged to a rival gang-- but no one has been convicted in the killings.

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis offered asylum to the lone holdout juror in the Lindsay Clancy trial following an NBC10 report on his alleged abuse.

Fishing and boating on a Staten Island lake that was polluted by human waste has finally been closed by authorities, one week after The Post reported that officials have done nothing about the issue, which had been an open secret for decades.

New York City leads the nation in OnlyFans spending, with residents projected to shell out $164.3 million in 2026, a new report reveals.