Reduce your total student loan cost by enrolling in automatic payments by Sept. 30

New York Post may be compensated and/or receive an affiliate commission if you click or buy through our links. Featured pricing is subject to change. The U.S. Department of Education is providing a temporary 1% interest rate reduction for federal student loan borrowers who enroll in automatic payments before September 30, 2026. The move was announced by the Department on June 18, and it went into effect on July 1. The 1% reduction is a fourfold increase over the previous 0.25% reduction offered to borrowers who previously signed up for autopay. This temporary reduction comes amid the biggest overhaul of…

Von Miller signing with Cowboys in major defensive boost before season

An eight-time Pro Bowler is staying in the NFC East. Edge rusher Von Miller, who spent last season with the Commanders, is expected to sign with the Cowboys ahead of the 2026 season, according to multiple reports. Miller, a Texas native who played collegiately at Texas A&M, hasn’t made the…

3 major myths about migraines — and the fastest ways to get over them

Of more than 100 types of headaches, migraine is the most likely to send people to the doctor. Far more than just a bad headache, migraine is a complex neurologic disease that causes intense, throbbing pain along with severe nausea, vomiting and extreme sensitivity to light and sound. About 12%…

Jordyn Woods and Husband Karl-Anthony Towns’ Relationship Timeline

From friends to lovers, Jordyn Woods and Karl-Anthony Towns have supported each other through numerous ups and downs over the years. The former best friend of Kylie Jenner made waves in February 2019 when she and Tristan Thompson kissed while he was dating Khloé Kardashian. While Woods and Jenner had…

Trump orders more strikes on Iran after ‘losing faith’ in Iran peace talks

WASHINGTON — President Trump has directed more strikes on Iran that could begin as soon as this weekend, a source familiar with military planning said Friday, adding that the military has drafted multiple options for fresh attacks. The Wall Street Journal first reported the president had given the order, citing US officials who said the strikes “would last a…

Fauci walks away when pressed on Fifth Amendment, pandemic regrets

Dr. Anthony Fauci declined to answer Fox News Digital’s questions outside his home Thursday, walking away when asked whether he regretted pleading the Fifth Amendment during a contentious Senate hearing or his handling of the COVID-19 pandemic. “Do you regret the way you handled the hearing, pleading the Fifth so much?” Fox…

Twins acquire Dean Kremer from Orioles ahead of deadline

The Minnesota Twins took another step in their desire to contend this week. One day after acquiring A.J. Minter from the New York Mets, the Twins added Dean Kremer from the Baltimore Orioles, according to Ken Rosenthal of The Athletic. Rosenthal noted that Kremer is owed about $1.7 million the…

DVQ fantasy football formula gets AI-driven upgrade

There have been many iterations of the Draft Value Quotient (DVQ) over the years — each one an attempt to get a little bit better. This season, we’re taking one small step for the Fantasy Madman, one giant leap for Fantasy Mankind. We have merged our data with AI analysis…

Google Earth AI image feature yanked after users raise misinformation concerns

Google announced Friday that it’s rolling back a new AI image-generation feature for Google Earth after users sounded the alarm over misinformation concerns linked to easy-to-make fake satellite photos. The decision to pull the tool from Google Earth came just one day after it was introduced to the company’s satellite-imagery…

Breaking down Tarik Skubal’s most likely landing spots

The Tarik Skubal Sweepstakes is underway.  Word unofficially came down midmorning Friday that Skubal is on the block with the news that Detroit had scratched a healthy Casey Mize from his start — a clear signal that the beleaguered Tigers, 51-58 entering play, are in full sell mode.  Teams that…

Exclusive | Gavin Newsom’s sneaky tax return ‘release’ sparks outrage

Gavin Newsom’s sham “release” of his long-awaited tax returns has been slammed as an insult to transparency after the governor sneakily slipped the documents to handpicked news organizations. After promising to make four years of tax records public, The California Post can reveal that the governor only permitted a small…

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