ICE operations result in 118 arrests in Los Angeles amid protests where rioters surrounded federal buildings, assaulted officers, and damaged government property.

U.S. Army infantryman Sgt. Aaron Cox, 24, of Texas, was killed in Hungary in a training accident while serving with the 101st Airborne Division.

Rod Stewart, 80, postponed six performances while battling the flu. Stewart's canceled shows raised concerns about whether he’d be well enough to perform at the Glastonbury Festival.

Adam "Pacman" Jones was arrested in Kentucky early Saturday morning after allegedly assaulting a police officer among other charges, as his legal troubles continue.

As federal agents carried out more workplace raids, they squared off with protesters, using what appeared to be tear gas and flash-bang grenades.

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Kern Valley State Prison violence in California leaves death row inmate Julian Mendez dead in attack involving multiple inmates, prompting investigation by prison officials and district attorney.

After achieving his childhood goal of playing 10 years in the NFL, former San Francisco 49ers receiver Chris Conley is retiring to pursue another career.

"The View" co-host Whoopi Goldberg questioned both parties on Thursday, suggesting Americans won't elect Maryland Gov. Wes Moore because of race, despite Obama winning twice.

Godzilla vs King Kong. Ali vs Frazier. Yankees vs. Red Sox. Trump vs. Musk is bigger than all of them because — unlike the first match — this one is real. And unlike the other two, it has real-world consequences.

Wild video of the encounter showed officers rushing the killer into the back rooms as his victim's son charged to the railing.

As we sit right now, based on recent form, outside of Scheffler and Rory McIlroy, there isn’t a player who enters this week’s U.S. Open at Oakmont hotter than Ben Griffin.

Philly's best has taken a hit.

DeBoer has taken teams to the Cup finals twice and the conference finals a sum of eight times — three straight in Dallas, and six of the past seven years with the Sharks, Golden Knights and Stars — and yet he has never lasted more than four-plus seasons (in San Jose) on any of his...

The Australian cyclist was on the ride of his life to a breakthrough Grand Tour stage win as the decisive story of the 2025 race unfolded behind him

Australian cyclist Chris Harper is yet to properly soak up the ride of his life and first Grand Tour stage victory by watching a replay of his long-range and daring solo attack over the Colle delle Finestre and up the Sestrière. But the 30-year-old climber won’t have to look too hard to find highlights in the future after his ride was a major subplot as the decisive story of the 2025 Giro d’Italia unfolded behind him.

Harper arrived in Albania for the opening three stages of the Giro with ambitions to prove himself as a general classification contender. A top-10 placing by the time the three-week race finished in Rome was the realistic goal. But a bout of illness hit the Team Jayco AlUla rider on the second rest day and Harper had to lift himself in the third week just to turn his focus toward chasing a stage win.

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There are sudden moments of ecstatic joy, but it’s terrifying to realise what you want to be and everything you’ve forced down

You’re fairly sure your skin has always been a problem. A problem before you even realised, lurking in the background of your earliest memories. Never with a clear mark for when you realised it was a problem. (When you realised what it means, to hate your skin so much.) But with signs scattered throughout your life.

The very earliest sign was swimming. Or clothes in general, really, but swimming was the easy one. When you swam, you always wore (and always still wear) a shirt, even though the males of your family don’t. More broadly, you refuse to ever be seen without one. You called it modesty, but now you know it as shame. Shame for your square-ish, flat, slightly hairy flesh prison. Because, even then, you knew your chest should be covered up, even though your skin is flush against your ribs and males don’t need to cover up.

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The lead actress wasn't aware that fans were fed up with this particular character.

The headline event is a rematch of UFC 306.

Endangered sharks in the Pacific are being killed by industrial fisherman -- and environmental activists are exposing the alarming decimation.

Imagine having the ability to raise a sword (or a pen or baseball bat, since we shouldn’t assume we all have swords laying around), say a few magic words and become the most powerful man in the universe. 

Ex-Gov. Andrew Cuomo insisted Saturday he’s an avid Israel supporter -- but refused to condemn state Assembly Speaker and longtime ally Carl Heastie for torpedoing a bipartisan bill that would have commemorated Hamas’ Oct. 7, 2023 terror attack on the Jewish state.

FCC commissioner Nathan Simington told The Post that Gavin Wax "would be a great" replacement and has heard "buzz" about a potential nomination from President Trump.

“You should be uplifting the trans community and perhaps finding a way to make sports inclusive," Biles wrote to Gaines on Friday.

Amid the rising cost of living, cash-strapped American families are looking to save serious money on their getaways this summer.

No Knicks NBA championship means Spike Lee will fly to Paris for a different American sports victory and Coco Gauff gave him something to fill that void.

A town in Palm Beach County fined a woman a combined $165,000 for trivial municipal code violations on her property over the years, and now the fed-up homeowner is taking her case to the state's Supreme Court.

Who's going to be Mr. and Mrs. Money in the Bank?

One candidate the Knicks are considering is Jason Kidd, insider Marc Stein reported Friday.

Harvard Law Journal slapped Daniel Wasserman with a formal reprimand for leaking documents that sparked the federal discrimination probe.

Researchers analyzed brain scans from more than 1,000 postmenopausal women and noticed significant differences.

Eisenhüttenstadt, around 60 miles from Berlin, is accepting applications for the program -- which will run from Sept. 6 to 20 -- until the beginning of July.

Tottenham chair was not blinded by silverware and decided finishing fourth-bottom of the Premier League was not enough

In football, there is always a lot of light and noise. There is always a lot of emotion. That is both its appeal and why it is so difficult for those in the game to make decisions. Ange Postecoglou gave Tottenham one of the great nights in the club’s history when they won the Europa League in Bilbao.

A first trophy in 17 years. A first European trophy in 41. It’s easy to understand why the instinct is gratitude, to hope that somehow victory can be self-replicating, that silverware begets silverware and something fundamental in Tottenham’s being was transformed at San Mamés.

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Tuchel’s target is to win the World Cup and a scintillating performance would not have made lifting the prize in New Jersey any more likely

How bad was it? Bad enough to be England’s worst result in seven games against Andorra. Bad enough for players used to operating at the highest of levels for the best clubs in the world to find themselves unable to weight simple passes or deliver crosses with precision. Bad enough that Andorra’s 37-year-old left-back Marc García nutmegged Noni Madueke in injury time. But, beyond the potential problems it may cause with goal difference, it doesn’t matter at all in terms of the main issue: the winning of the World Cup next summer.

England could have played scintillating football and beaten Andorra 10-0 and it wouldn’t have made them any more likely to be lifting the prize in New Jersey next July. That’s not to excuse a dismal performance, just to say it’s irrelevant. The game was won, the box ticked, and Thomas Tuchel hopefully learned something from the training sessions.

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US president says he’s ‘too busy doing other things’ to try to reconcile with erstwhile ally and campaign backer

Donald Trump warned Elon Musk on Saturday that he faces “very serious consequences” if he funds Democratic candidates following the pair’s epic public bust-up this week.

The warning, delivered in an interview with NBC News scheduled to broadcast on Sunday, follows days of feuding and threats after Musk called Republicans’ budget legislation an “abomination”.

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Rory McIlroy's new driver didn't do him any favors this week, as he missed the cut on Friday at the RBC Canadian Open, which is not what he wanted, just days away from the US Open.

The Mavericks head coach has emerged as a potential Knicks head coaching candidate after Tom Thibodeau's departure. Dallas has not received a request to interview Jason Kidd.

Sydney Sweeney and Jessica Simpson looked amazing at various events, with Sweeney stunning in a red ballgown and Simpson serving sultry looks in a black minidress.

The Washington National Guard has been deployed in the manhunt for a survivalist father accused of killing his three young daughters.

Aaron Rodgers officially signed a one-year deal with the Pittsburgh Steelers on Saturday. The deal is reportedly worth up to $19.5 million.

"Real Time" host Bill Maher mocked Democrats on Saturday for trying to find "their Joe Rogan," while missing the irony that it was the party that lost him to begin with.

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