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Previously unreleased photos taken by Ron McQueeney, an Army veteran and professional photographer who escorted Armstrong and Scott, show new angles of the pair.

Major League Baseball's new Automated Ball-Strike System (ABS) already has umpires pleading.

One year later, St. John’s is back in the exact same position.

The Warriors and Hawks swung a trade two months ago, but in the teams’ first meeting since the deal, none of the players involved played much of a role.

Dramatic video showed the incredible bravery a surf instructor showed when he jumped into action to save a drowning girl in the ocean against the oncoming waves.

Gov. Gavin Newsom’s new policy to teach teens about money sparked more than classroom chatter Saturday — drawing a scathing callout from fellow social media firebrand, Nick Shirley. Newsom shared the plan social media, announcing that from the 2027-28 school year, California high schools will offer a standalone personal finance course. For the class of...

The Lakers' win streak was on the line. And there was an unlikely hero.

Los Angeles Councilmember Eunisses Hernandez has built a political brand attacking police funding and voting against law enforcement spending at City Hall. But when it came time to secure her own public event, the defund-the-police councilmember turned to the LAPD.

The Guthrie family is clinging to hope that someone in the Arizona community where their missing 84-year-old mother lived has critical information about her abduction, they said in a heartbreaking statement. Nancy Guthrie’s three children expressed their gratitude to residents of Tucson for their support in a statement to KVOA on Saturday, but urged renewed...

Los Angeles City Council President Marqueece Harris-Dawson admitted that he tried to call people as a police officer wrote him a ticket during a "racially biased" traffic stop, but wouldn't spill who he spoke with.

A Brazilian soccer star accused pop singer Chappell Roan of bringing his 11-year-old daughter to “tears” after the diva’s security ridiculed and berated the child at a Sao Paul hotel...

It didn’t look like it was going to be their night, but then Luke Kennard saved the day, nailing a game-winning 3-pointer to lift the Lakers to a 105-104 victory over the Magic at Kia Center.

Saturday, though, might be an even worse punch to the mouth for the Islanders.

For the first time in over three years, Tom Brady graced the football field -- this time without the pads on.

One of the world’s most beloved sea mammals has been dubbed “Michael Jordan” after an insane high-flying act was captured confirming the wonder of nature.

COLUMBIA, S.C. — Freshman Jazzy Davidson scored 31 points in her women’s NCAA Tournament debut, including the go-ahead 3-pointer with 1:03 left in overtime to lift ninth-seeded Southern California to a 71-67 victory over eighth-seeded Clemson on Saturday. Davidson, a 6-foot-1 freshman, stroked a perfect shot from the right side to send the Trojans (18-13)...

An old MSG villain is being shut down before the Knicks game.

Purdue head coach Matt Painter thinks the claims that Power Five programs do not schedule mid-major schools is a bunch of malarkey.

Camden Heide hit a game-sealing 3-pointer and Texas became the first team in five years to go from the NCAA Tournament's First Four to the Sweet 16.

A security breach Los Angeles Metro's internal computer systems this week left commuters unable to pay for rides or see arriving train times.

“I still feel I got more to give,” new Islander Brayden Schenn told The Post on Saturday morning.

The US government is finally inching closer to loosening its strict regulations over marijuana, but whether that will be enough to take pot mainstream like booze and tobacco remains a hazy question.

The California Post visited dozens of anxious and smelly but cute animals Saturday from the massive Lake Hughes rescue operation at a Los Angeles animal control care center — as the alleged animal hoarder who took care of them disputes she did anything wrong.

The Fanatics Flag Football Classic at BMO Stadium was the place to be for celebrities in Los Angeles.

For years, radical socialist politicians insisted that corporate America needed more regulation, higher taxes and a greater role in advancing political causes.  CEOs eagerly signed onto fashionable initiatives, from climate pledges to DEI mandates — often while lecturing the very customers and investors who made their companies successful in the first place. But today, something...