The CIA is retracting intelligence reports on reports that mostly relate to diversity, equity and inclusion after an internal review found political bias in the agency's analysis.

The Treasury Secretary tore into the California governor in a wide-ranging interview with Fox News on Friday morning.

This generation of American and Canadian NHL superstars will finally meet on behalf of their nations for a gold-or-bust game.

The "Euphoria" actor died on Thursday after a battle with ALS.

LaBeouf was arrested on Tuesday after he was involved in a heated physical altercation while celebrating Mardi Gras in New Orleans.

The Pistons are running away at the top of the Eastern Conference, and it’s very likely the Knicks will have to go through them in the postseason.

Move brings total number of people killed in US strikes on suspected boats since September to at least 148

The US military launched a strike on an alleged drug smuggling boat in the eastern Pacific on Friday, killing three men in its second strike this week.

“Intelligence confirmed the vessel was transiting along known narco-trafficking routes in the Eastern Pacific and was engaged in narco-trafficking operations,” US Southern Command, which oversees operations in Latin America and the Caribbean, said on Twitter/X.

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© Photograph: U.S. Southern Command via X

© Photograph: U.S. Southern Command via X

"They're calling themselves 764, and they're a nihilistic, violent, extremist group," Essayli told The Post.

Be sure to have your alarm clocks set on Sunday morning.

NY Post’s Mollie Walker reports from Milan on Team USA’s dominant 6-2 win over Slovakia to advance to the final to face Canada for the gold medal.

Phypers and Richards were previously evicted from their rental home in Calabasas.

Women's hockey did a lot more than just play a thrilling gold medal match in Milan.

An introduction between Jorge Polanco and Keith Hernandez, the franchise’s standard at the position, never happened, but that may change soon.

Las Vegas police are investigating a car that rammed into a power substation in what has been described as a " terrorism-related event."

“[M]ore than 41,000 active duty and activated Reserve Coast Guard members face the very real possibility of missing their next scheduled payday on February 27 if the Department of Homeland Security does not receive appropriations,” Malliotakis wrote in a letter to Trump.

Responding officers located a silver Nissan Sentra that had breached the facility’s perimeter fence and came to rest inside the secured area, authorities said.

Embattled Pima County Sheriff Chris Nanos is under fire for locking down the investigation into Nancy Guthrie’s abduction — limiting all decisions to just himself and two senior cops.

Andy Reid is talking with Travis Kelce about a 2026 return. 

Shooting death of Ruben Ray Martinez, 23, in Texas was not publicly disclosed by Department of Homeland Security

Newly released records show a US citizen was shot and killed in Texas by a federal immigration agent last year during a late-night traffic encounter that was not publicly disclosed by the Department of Homeland Security.

The death of Ruben Ray Martinez, 23, would mark the earliest of at least six deadly shootings by federal officers since the start of a nationwide immigration crackdown in Donald Trump’s second term. On Friday, DHS said the shooting on South Padre Island last March occurred after the driver intentionally struck an agent.

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Are the Lakers a mediocre shooting team? Or are they a team with good shooters who are underperforming beyond the 3-point arc? 

Mets star Juan Soto is set to enter a second straight full season with the same team for the first time since 2022, his final year with Washington.

President Donald Trump promised the Iranian people, “Help is on the way.” If he walks away now, history will never forgive him — and neither will voters.

Floyd Mayweather Jr. is back. 

Aid workers say the camp where 34 women and children are being held are ‘dire’ and present more risk than if they were repatriated

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Conditions in the north-eastern Syrian camp where 34 Australians have been forcibly returned are deteriorating dramatically, with reports of near-nightly raids, and increasingly violent beatings, amid worsening uncertainty over their futures.

The 11 women and 23 Australian children forced back to Roj camp on Monday returned to find their tents – formerly huddled collectively in a row known as Australia Street – demolished and their possessions seized.

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© Photograph: Baderkhan Ahmad/AP