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Chris Russo reveals his retirement thinking to The Post: ‘You’re still gonna hear me’

Grand Canyon Education stock hits 52-week low at $139.94

Benny Blanco sets record straight on when his secret romance with Selena Gomez began

Otter Tail Corporation stock hits 52-week high at 92.88 USD

Inside the scramble for World Cup Final tickets that even A-listers struggle to get

Matt Reeves’ ‘Batman’ sequel suffers third delay as JJ Abrams’ first film since ‘Rise of Skywalker’ is also pushed back

Kate Upton makes rare red carpet appearance with husband Justin Verlander and their two kids

Beartooth rocker Caleb Shomo and wife of 14 years file for divorce after he comes out as gay

Performance Shipping completes sale of aframax tanker for $35.65m

Getty Realty stock hits 52-week high at $34.93

Meghan Markle celebrates first-ever Emmy nomination for ‘With Love, Meghan’ months after cancellation

Jennifer Finch, a musician from the band L7, has a serious brain cancer. She had surgery and now needs help. Her friends are raising money to support her.

The New York Jets are getting ready for training camp. They are making a list of the top 25 players on their team. The list includes new defensive players and Geno Smith, the team's quarterback.

Arizona suspect accused of killing missing woman, 21, blamed phantom attackers during horror first date

Storebrand Q2 2026 slides: record results, insurance drives growth

Base Markets Announces Full Launch of Multi-Asset CFD Brokerage Platform

Handelsbanken Q2 2026 slides: strong profits, weak growth weigh on shares

Health care socialism is transforming America’s workforce — for the worse

NSI H1 2026 slides: vacancy surge pressures earnings despite redevelopment push

Aberdeen Asian Income Fund declares 5.55p interim dividend

Rag & Bone's Miramar Jeans are popular. They are on sale at Nordstrom. The sale started on July 12 for Icon cardholders and will be available to the public on July 18.

Justin Baldoni, an actor, disagreed with Blake Lively's request for legal fees. He thinks the fees are too high. He wants the judge to reduce the fees.

Lindsey Graham’s Legislative Legacy, Taxpayers on the Hook for Charlie Kirk Murder Trial

CNBC survey mocked after top 10 ‘worst places to live’ are all red states

A cruise expert says many travelers are surprised by extra fees on their cruise bills. These fees can cost thousands of dollars. She wants to help people avoid these surprises.

The US defense industry is gathering in Pennsylvania because the US has a low stockpile of weapons. This is after attacks on Iran. The US military needs more parts to produce weapons.

Jones Soda has made a special drink with colors from Crayola. It's only available in the US for now. The drink is a limited edition, which means it will be gone soon.

VIAVI got money from the EU to make 6G networks safer. This is for a project about 6G security. VIAVI will use the money to work on this project.

Infill Capital Partners stopped trying to buy Safestay. Safestay is a company that runs hostels and hotels. Infill Capital Partners was interested in buying Safestay.

A company called Parsons won a big contract from the US Navy to build satellite systems. The contract is worth $245 million. This is a big deal for the company.

Addtech had a very good profit, but its sales did not grow. The company made a record high margin, but its sales were the same as last year.

Addtech had a very good financial result. They made a lot of money from buying other companies. This is a record high.

Watches of Switzerland Group reported its fiscal 2026 results. The company's revenue was £1,828 million, up 13% in constant currency. The US market became the largest for the company.

DNB Bank ASA had a good quarter. They made a lot of money from fees. Their profit was NOK 9.8 billion.

A protection order was issued against Louisiana pastor Tony Spell after a bodycam video showed him using a slur. He must stay 50 yards from his neighbor's home unless he checks the mail. A protection order was also issued to ban him from speaking with the neighbor online and in person.

A NYCHA plumber supervisor made a lot of money. He worked for NYCHA and also had two private plumbing companies. The city is looking into this.

People who do not have much money are moving to Erie, Pennsylvania. They like this lake city because it is cheaper than the coast. In June 2026, Erie ranked very high in housing markets. It moved up a lot on the list! The city is nicknamed "Gem City."

Nate Bargatze's movie, 'The Breadwinner,' is now available online. You can buy or rent the comedy starting tomorrow. The story is about a father named Nate Wilcox. He has three daughters and his wife gets a big deal on Shark Tank. This makes people wonder if men can be good parents!

A big berry company called Driscoll’s is in trouble. People are suing them because they say the strawberries are 'highly toxic.' A lab test found 12 different pesticides in the fruit. These chemicals were at levels not allowed in Europe. The lawsuit was started by six people.

The LA Times, a big newspaper, often paid people late. This includes contractors and other companies (vendors). Even one famous journalist, Catherine Herridge, waited many months to get her money. These delays happened while the owner, Patrick Soon-Shiong, worked on making the paper public.