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The Netherlands takes on Japan in the headliner, but there’s also intriguing tilts between Ecuador and the Ivory Coast, Sweden and Tunisia, and Germany vs. Curacao on the slate.
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What our Post expert thinks about the World Cup
The clash between the Netherlands and Japan should be a tactical chess match.
Japan is known for its all-action pressure, while the Netherlands features several technically gifted playmakers that will try to break the press and create scoring chances.
It’s one of the most difficult matches to predict in Round 1.
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Yellowstone fans have enjoyed catching up with Beth Dutton (Kelly Reilly) and Rip Wheeler (Cole Hauser) every week in new episodes of Dutton Ranch, but we’d be lying if we said we didn’t miss Kayce Dutton (Luke Grimes) and the Marshals team on Sunday nights!
When we last saw Kayce (Grimes) he’d decided to continue living on East Camp. He and the Marshals saved Rainwater (Gil Birmingham) from another assassination attempt. And Tate (Brecken Merrill) went fishing with the seemingly dangerous Tom Weaver (Chris Mulkey) in TEXAS, so perhapsthere’s a Marshals and Dutton Ranch crossover in our future?
Since Episode 13 wrapped, fans have been turning those major cliffhangers over in their minds: Is Dolly Weaver (Ellyn Jameson) conspiring with her dad or genuinely interested in Kayce? Are Cal (Logan Marshall-Green) and Belle (Arielle Kebbel) alive after those gunshots? And did Cruz (Ash Santos) really leave Montana for a job in D.C.? We’ve got answers to at least one of those questions below! Plus more info on Season 2.
Wondering is there a new episode of Marshals on tonight June 14? How many episodes are in Marshals Season 1? Will there be aMarshals Season 2 on CBS and Paramount+? And if so, when is Marshals Season 2 premiere date? Here’s what we know about the future of the hit Sheridan spin-off.
Is Marshals On Tonight (6/14/26)?
Unfortunately, no. If you tune to CBS Sunday, June 14 at 8:00 p.m. ET you can catch a re-run of Marshals Episode 12, “The Devil at Home.” But if fans are hoping to catch a new episode of Marshals on Sunday, June 14 they’re out of luck. Why? Well…
How Many Episodes Are In Marshals Season 1?
Marshals Season 1 consists of 13 episodes.
Will There Be A Marshals Season 2 On CBS And Paramount+?
You bet! In March 2026, ahead of its third episode, CBS announced a very early Marshals Season 2 renewal after the series premiere became the “best network TV launch since 2017” and “most streamed CBS espiode ever.”
“MARSHALS delivered a breakout performance, capturing a massive audience across platforms and quickly establishing itself as one of TV’s most powerful new series,” said Amy Reisenbach, president of CBS Entertainment. “The overwhelming viewer response speaks to the strength of the YELLOWSTONE world, the bold character-driven storytelling from the creative team and the dynamic cast performances led by Luke Grimes.”
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Marshals Season 2 Premiere Date: When Does Marshals Return With New Episodes On CBS And Paramount+?
While an official Marshals Season 2 premiere date has yet to be revealed, considering the show’s success, we had high hopes that CBS and the team would aim to deliver new episodes ASAP. And it seems our wishes came true! On April 15, 2026, CBS announced its 2026-2027 fall primetime schedule and confirmed that Marshals and Tracker will return Sundays at 8:00 p.m. and 9:00 p.m. ET in the fall. And Season 2 is already in production!
Stay tuned for an official premiere date, but if Tracker‘s last two seasons are any indication, we may be getting new Marshals episodes in October.
How Many Episodes Will Be In Marshals Season 2?
We’ll also have to wait for updates on an official episode count, but there’s a chance that Marshals could return with another 13-episode season or return with an even larger order like fellow CBS series Tracker.
Everything We Know About Marshals Season 2: Are Belle And Cal Alive? Are Logan Marshall-Green And Arielle Kebbel Leaving Marshals?
Thanks to Logan Marshall-Green And Arielle Kebbel, Marshals fans don’t have to wait until Season 2 to learn Belle and Cal’s fates.
“I can confirm he is alive, but not necessarily unscathed. I think I can confirm that for everybody in the damn show, because everybody’s going through it by the end of this thing,” Marshall-Green told The Hollywood Reporter. I’m hours away of shooting [season two, episode one]. I can tell you that we’re all going through things — without giving anything away.”
“I am a part of season two, yes,” Kebbel added. “We pick up immediately in season two where we left off, especially with the Weaver ranch and the looming circumstances there. I think people may be surprised to see just how bad it gets. I really appreciate that, because it’s a nod to the Yellowstone ongoing battle of land and wealth and power and money, and how far people will go to protect their land. It really speaks to that. We pick up in season two feeling the horse and ranch life.”
For those who need a refresher, Season 1’s finale ended with Cruz planning to leave Montana behind to head to D.C., Belle and Cal getting shot at, Kayce getting closer to Dolly, and Tate going on a Texas bass fishing trip with Tom Weaver, who we’re pretty sure has been trying to take down Rainwater and the Marshals. Does Dolly know what her dad’s up to? Is Tate in danger? And is Cruyz coming back? We need Season 2 ASAP!
Want to tune into past and future episodes of Marshals online? Head to Paramount+:
Paramount+ offers two subscription plans, Essential and Premium. The ad-supported Essential plan costs $8.99/month, while the ad-free Premium plan (which comes with Showtime titles and live CBS) costs $13.99/month.
Stay tuned for more Marshals coverage from Decider.
This is the terrifying moment a San Diego-based military aircraft crashed into a mountainside near Mt Rainier — sparking a wildfire.
The jet, an F/A-18 Hornet, was heard making a loud “popping sound” before it smashed into Rimrock Lake in Washington state on Saturday.
The incident, which occurred within the Okanogan-Wenatchee National Forest, prompted road closures, campground evacuations and a huge fire response.
The incident, which occurred within the Okanogan-Wenatchee National Forest, prompted road closures. Naches Fire Department
According to officials at Marine Corps Air Station Miramar in California, the pilot safely ejected before the crash, and no injuries were reported.
Tina Liniger, who witnessed the crash, told CBS 8: “A couple of jets had already buzzed over the lake. We heard another one coming, but it made popping sounds.
“We thought it was just air noise from the jet. When we walked down to the lakefront, we could see the smoke.”
Eyewitnesses noticed one of the jets began emitting smoke while still in flight. Naches Fire Department
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According to officials in California, the pilot safely ejected before the crash, and no injuries were reported. cbs8The jet, an F/A-18 Hornet, was heard making a loud “popping sound” before it crashed near Rimrock Lake. Tiktok/@marissssuuhhAs of Saturday evening, the fire had grown to 1.5 acres. Naches Fire DepartmentThe blaze is burning near Forest Road 1241 and is being battled by crews from Okanogan-Wenatchee National Forest. cbs8
Marissa Fernandez was watching the aircraft with her family when she noticed one of the jets began emitting smoke while still in flight.
“All of a sudden the jet started smoking, went down and hit the trees! We did see the pilot eject and were hoping he landed safely,” she said.
As of Saturday evening, the fire had grown to 1.5 acres, according to the National Interagency Fire Center. No containment estimate has been released.
The blaze is burning near Forest Road 1241 and is being battled by helicopters and crews from the Okanogan-Wenatchee National Forest. Officials have closed roads south of Rimrock Lake off Forest Road 1200 for public safety.
A fire department spokesperson said crews will remain at the scene through the afternoon and are expected to return Sunday morning to assist with mop-up efforts.
The Yakima County Sheriff’s Office said military authorities have been notified and are deploying personnel and resources to the area. Officials said additional details will be released as they become available.
Rimrock Lake, a 2,546-acre reservoir, is located along Highway 12 about 10 miles east of White Pass in Washington.
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President Trump publicly dinged Israel for striking near Beirut as the US and Iran prepared to sign a peace deal that would reopen the Strait of Hormuz.
“This morning’s attack on Beirut should not have happened, particularly on a special day when we are so close to a Peace Deal with Iran,” Trump posted on Truth Social. ” Israel has the right to defend itself against threats, but the attack it was responding to was very small and meaningless.”
“We are very close to a Deal that will bring peace to the region, including to Lebanon, and all sides should stand down,” he went on. “There should be no more attacks by Israel anywhere in Lebanon, but there should also be no more attacks by any other party, including Hezbollah, against Israel.”
“Let’s not blow it!”
Israel had carried out strikes near Beirut Sunday in response to Hezbollah firing shots towards Israeli territory.
Iran has insisted that Israel maintain a cease-fire with Lebanon in order to sign a deal with the US.
Axios reported Sunday that a memorandum of understanding could be signed electronically by both sides as early as noon ET on Sunday.
After 53 long years, the New York Knicks have finally been crowned the 2026 NBA champions.
Although the beloved team wasn’t on their home turf for their championship-winning 94-90 game Saturday night, artist Juan Orellana and his sister, Andrea, were drawing crowds outside Madison Square Garden hours before opening tip-off with hand-illustrated designs that looked more like collectible prints than generic game-day merch.
And judging by the fans scrambling to get one before they disappeared, they may have been harder to score than a ticket inside the Garden during the nail-biting Finals run.
“I’m an artist, but I’m a Knicks fan first and foremost,” Orellana told The Post. “All of the merch you see is all hand-drawn by me. It’s not like any other merch out there.”
The Lower East Side native, who recently moved back to New York after spending roughly 14 years in Southern California, has been posting his drawings, paintings and digital artwork on Instagram since 2018.
Juan Orellana said he’s a Knicks fan first and an artist second, putting his love for the team above all else. Emmy Park for NY Post
His portfolio extends beyond basketball, featuring portraits of Nipsey Hussle, Tupac Shakur and Biggie Smalls, along with pop culture icons such as characters from “The Simpsons,” “Garfield” and “Super Mario Bros.”
One cream-colored shirt features his illustrations of Knicks MVP Jalen Brunson, Karl-Anthony Towns, OG Anunoby, Josh Hart and Mikal Bridges framed by subway cars and the Statue of Liberty — a love letter to both the team and New York itself.
Many of Orellana’s popular designs feature illustrations of beloved Knicks players, like this one of Karl-Anthony Towns. Emmy Park for NY Post
Another soft blue-purple design shows Brunson striking his signature three-finger celebration after draining a deep shot.
Every item also comes with a custom tag bearing Orellana’s own hand-drawn logo and Instagram handle — a detail he says separates his work from the sea of unofficial merch outside the arena.
“No disrespect to anyone else who’s selling merch out here, but nobody else has custom tags for each item like I do,” he said.
“It’s cool that everybody’s trying to hustle, but I’m a real artist putting art out there.”
Juan Orellana (R) creates each design by hand, while his sister Andrea (L) handles the printing. Marissa Matozzo/N.Y.Post
Orellana said his work stands apart from much of the unofficial merch that was sold outside the Garden and throughout the five boroughs because every design starts with his own hand-drawn artwork — rather than a photo pulled from the internet or a copied graphic.
Before last Monday’s Finals game, the brother-and-sister duo set up shop outside MSG around 1 p.m. with their artsy shirts priced between $20 and $25, along with tank tops, $15 tote bags and $20 waterproof sticker packs featuring Orellana’s original illustrations.
By mid-afternoon, they had already sold out of multiple t-shirt and tank top sizes.
“I don’t want to share how much I’ve made today, but I’ve been alright,” he said with a laugh. “At the end of the day, I’m a Knicks fan first.”
“I want to stay out here until I sell out, but if I’m still here at the time of the game, I have to head home to see the game above all else,” Orellana said.
Beyond T-shirts, Orellana also creates tote bags printed with his sketches — with Jalen Brunson emerging as one of the most sought-after subjects. Emmy Park for NY Post
For Orellana, this Finals run wasn’t just a chance to sell artwork — it was his first time setting up outside MSG, hoping to contribute his own piece to the city’s latest basketball obsession.
“…Our main goal is just to show up for the Knicks,” he said. “People are liking my drawings and designs. I’ve sold items at smaller events, but nothing like this.”
And Orellana isn’t the only artist turning Knicks fandom into wearable art.
Another fan favorite, an airbrush artist Doms (real name Sharif Jones), frequently sets up outside the customizable streetwear store Bakery HNY (1457 Amsterdam Ave.) in Harlem, where he creates Knicks-themed tank tops and shirts for customers.
Doms uses stencils featuring the Knicks logo before “airbrushing basketballs, the New York City skyline, brick walls,” and other Gotham-related designs around the team’s iconic emblem, as he told The Post.
Doms (real name Sharif Jones) can often be found outside Harlem’s Bakery HNY, where he airbrushes custom Knicks tank tops on the spot. Lone Pine Press for NY Post
“I’ve been an artist and a Knicks fan ever since I was a little kid,” Doms said. “I’m so proud to support the team and make custom shirts for fans. I’m from New York and I have to represent where I’m from.”
Depending on the design and level of customization, Doms’ shirts start at $40.
During the Knicks’ winning streak, Doms said demand has surged, prompting him to create between 30 and 40 shirts a day, with each custom piece taking about 30 minutes to complete.
The Crown Heights native got his start “experimenting with graffiti before taking art more seriously” as a teenager in school.
Dom’s work has attracted the attention of many fans who regularly line up to snag his unique pieces. Lone Pine Press for NY Post
After moving to Harlem in his early teens, he began honing the skills he now uses to transform plain T-shirts into one-of-a-kind keepsakes — a craft he’s “proud to share” in the neighborhood he calls home.
“I’ve been making custom shirts for years before I went viral, especially for birthdays and special occasions, but since the Knicks are doing so well, I’m getting so many requests for designs with their logo.”
Doms’ work has earned a devoted following on TikTok, where influencers have documented trips to Harlem to score one-of-a-kind Knicks gear.
In one recent video, creator Aïsha Farida explained that she and a friend were searching for vintage Knicks merch but kept coming across shirts on eBay priced at more than $300.
On social media, Doms has become a destination in his own right, with influencers filming him airbrush his designs and wearing them after. Lone Pine Press for NY Post
After hearing about Dom on the platform, the pair headed to Harlem instead, where they commissioned his airbrushed tank tops featuring the Knicks logo and the NYC skyline in a vintage-inspired, Y2K aesthetic.
“They came out so good,” she said in the video before praising Doms’ talent and skills.
Another creator, @Milkmimi, shared a similar experience, filming the artist as he customized a tank top with her name, “Mimi,” painted above the Knicks logo and a basketball.
She captioned the video, “Your sign to make your way to Harlem,” before adding, “Airbrushing is still alive.”
Doms says he loves to create Knicks-themed shirts that also pay homage to Harlem. Lone Pine Press for NY Post
Viewers flooded the comments section with praise for the artist’s work, with one writing, “That’s my boo, he’s so sweet and talented,” while another declared, “Doms the GOAT.”
The artist said he’s “so grateful” for the “sweet” response from his newfound fans and also praises Cheo Dadon, the owner of Bakery HNY, for “supporting and believing” in him, and encouraging him to make custom shirts outside of his store.
Overall, from hand-drawn illustrations outside the Knicks’ home stadium to custom airbrushed tanks in Harlem, New Yorkers aren’t just buying Knicks merch this postseason — they’re hunting for pieces that feel as unique as the team’s improbable run.
And with fans willing to line up, wear their purchases on the spot and even turn down offers to resell them minutes later, these artists have proven that in a city obsessed with the Knicks, the hottest souvenirs aren’t coming from the team store at all.
While McNutt interviewed the NBA Finals 2026 MVP following his team’s historic win in San Antonio Saturday, Brunson snatched the mic to give a message to the Swifties who have been attacking the ESPN personality online.
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“I just wanna say something to the Swifties. She’s a really good one,” the athlete, 29, said of McNutt, 36, per a video shared online.
“Cut her some slack. It’s all good, I promise,” Brunson added.
McNutt replied, “Thank you. I appreciate it.”
Page Six has reached out to McNutt’s rep for comment but did not immediately hear back.
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During Game 4 of the NBA Finals last Wednesday, McNutt was caught making a shady comment about Swift, who sat courtside in Madison Square Garden with her pals Alana and Este Haim.
“Is that Taylor Swift down there?” McNutt asked in the viral clip.
When fellow announcer Tyler Murray replied that he didn’t think Swift was there, McNutt pointed out the “Bad Blood” singer by describing her “long ponytail” and “blue” outfit.
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Murray then whipped his phone out to take a picture of the pop star for his wife.
“She’s not a Knicks fan,” McNutt said. “Get out of here, girl.”
The following day, McNutt told TMZ that though she “misspoke” about Swift’s Knicks fandom, the Grammy winner hasn’t been to a home game for the team all season.
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“I literally just did a piece on celebrity row. I know these folks: Ben Stiller, his wife Christine, Spike Lee. I had not seen her here, this year or last year,” she told the outlet.
“We just saw her in Cleveland with her fiancé. Obviously, Travis [Kelce] supports the Cavs. She didn’t have on any Knicks paraphernalia,” McNutt continued. “So, I did not know of her Knicks loyalty. But shoutout to T-Swift. We can be united in orange and blue.”
ROME — In a packed auditorium steps from the Vatican, Roberto Vannacci — the former Italian army general known to supporters as “Il Generale” — is rallying followers of his fledgling party, casting himself as an outsider while reshaping Italy’s right and challenging Premier Giorgia Meloni.
Vannacci’s fast-rising “Futuro Nazionale” party is injecting new uncertainty into the conservative bloc that has underpinned Meloni’s government, exposing tensions ahead of the 2027 general election.
The question, analysts say, is no longer whether Vannacci will influence the vote, but whether Meloni can contain, co-opt or outmaneuver a challenger carving out political space to her right.
The emergence of a rival on Meloni’s right could also test the stability of her government and threaten the more moderate, pro-European approach the premier has so far adopted in office.
Vannacci’s rise comes as far-right and nationalist parties gain ground across Europe, reshaping the political landscape and focusing on polarizing issues like migration and security.
“With us, Italy will once again be the home of Italians,” Vannacci said at his party’s founding assembly this weekend in Rome, “Everyone must feel safe in their own home.”
He proudly described his core lawmakers as the “dirty dozen,” stressing his outsider role.
Vannacci, 57, emerged politically with his 2023 self-published book “Il mondo al contrario” (The World Upside Down), which drew controversy for harsh attacks on LGBTQ+ people, migrants and minorities.
He entered politics a year later with Matteo Salvini ’s anti-migration League, winning more than 530,000 preferences in European Parliament elections. He left the League in February to launch his Futuro Nazionale, a break Salvini called a “betrayal.”
Since then, Vannacci has consolidated support. The party says it has surpassed 100,000 members and now has eight deputies, including defectors from the League and centrist Forza Italia, underscoring unease within Meloni’s coalition.
He rejects the traditional “far-right” label, calling his movement the “real right,” and has accused Meloni of failing to turn shared priorities into policies. He’s for now ruling out a possible alliance.
Vannacci platform centers on hard-line positions on security and migration, including calls for the “remigration” of foreigners he considers not integrated; opposition to EU policies such as the Green Deal; and criticism of Western sanctions on Russia.
Analysts say Vannacci’s rise in Italy reflects a political and cultural shift.
“He is commanding a sort of political raid for hard-right votes within the main parties of the coalition,” said Massimiliano Panarari, politics professor at University of Modena and Reggio Emilia. “Meloni’s strategy was to have no one to her right. Now she does.”
Panarari described Vannacci as “an entrepreneur of fear,” whose rhetoric pushes themes that Meloni can no longer openly embrace in government, like openly anti-gay and anti-feminist positions.
Lorenzo Pregliasco, political analyst and polling expert at YouTrend, said the development introduces “something new — an opposition from the right to the current government.”
“Now there is a force outside the majority that challenges it on popular issues like migration, security and culture wars,” he noted.
That shift carries electoral weight. Polls put Vannacci’s Futuro Nazionale at around 4% to nearly 5%, a potentially decisive share with Italy’s main center-right and center-left blocs closely matched.
“They could be the difference between finishing ahead or behind,” Pregliasco said, describing Vannacci as a potential “wild card.”
For Meloni, the dilemma is strategic.
“In terms of political debate, he introduces instability on the right,” Pregliasco said. “She and her allies must decide whether to absorb him into the coalition — but that would create problems.”
Addressing parliament earlier this week, Meloni accused Vannacci-aligned lawmakers of undermining the government and favoring the left, while her Brothers of Italy party and centrist allies have ruled out electoral agreements.
For now, Meloni has avoided direct confrontation, a strategy seen as both calculation and a bet that Vannacci’s momentum may fade.
“The issue is what to do with this loose cannon of Vannacci, which could drag the right back toward the far right,” Panarari said.
“I’m not sure it would benefit Meloni to shift further right before general elections. Her approach will likely be marked by ambiguity and ambivalence, as long as possible.”
A Yemeni adventurer, known as “The Spider-Man of Yemen,” has died after falling into a volcano crater, authorities said
CAIRO — A daredevil adventurer known as “The Spider-Man of Yemen” has died after falling into a volcano crater while attempting to climb vertical rock faces without safety equipment, authorities said.
Al-Qaqa Ibn Antar, 30, was climbing the steep walls of the Hardah Dam volcanic crater in the southern province of Dhale on Friday when he lost his grip and fell into the 120 meter (393 feet) crater, according to the Civil Defense Authority, which posted a short video capturing the moment of his fall.
The 10-second video shows Antar climbing a rocky cliff without any safety equipment. On the cliff he is scaling names in Arabic have been written in white across the rocky wall. He is then seen holding the cliff with his right hand, with his left hand in the air, before he appears to lose his right grip and falls.
Rescue teams, including diving and water specialists, were sent to retrieve Antar’s body, which was found by divers at a depth of 30 meters (100 feet) below the water surface. The four-hour search and rescue operation was described by the authority as “complex” due to the steep and rocky location which made access difficult.
The Hardah Dam — known also as the Haradhat Damt — is a unique volcanic crater located near the city of Damt, in Yemen ‘s southern Dahle province. A landmark of the region, the crater has steep rocky walls with a hot sulfurous lake at its base.
Antar had gained fame on social media platforms where he posted videos showing him performing high-risk ascents of some of Yemen’s most rugged terrain. His videos often went viral. In one of them he was seen hanging from the edge of a rocky cliff using his bare hands, his legs dangling toward a steep slope in a risky performance without safety equipment.
The Civil Defense Authority has urged those who climb and engage in adventure sports to observe safety procedures and issued a warning to use “appropriate protective gear to avert similar incidents.”
