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Cush Jumbo and Peter Capaldi return for a new case in Season 2.

A high-rolling counterterrorism official is insisting she "did nothing wrong" after her ex-boyfriend triggered a watchdog probe over accusations she turned him into a sugar daddy and demanded his credit card to fund her lavish lifestyle.

A Texas jury was shown a picture of killer FedEx driver Tanner Horner smiling as a young boy as the defense brought his drug-addicted mother to the stand.

For more on where Angelenos can drink al fresco, watch the attached video, part of The Post’s, California Explained, series.

There's never a dull moment in Jerry World.

The red-hot Padres turned to a local to help boost their pitching staff.

For deep-pocketed fans, the chance to snag the glove that helped define an era might just be too smooth to pass up.

The plant has been hailed as a potential treatment for opioid use disorder.

Aliens may not have built the pyramids, but perhaps they interacted with Noah's great-grandad and Jesus' mom.

Hegarty and Lenker are back on a fresh case.

The Jackson family matriarch has remained out of the spotlight in recent years.

The Jackson family matriarch has remained out of the spotlight in recent years.

The shimmery pumps are shockingly affordable — and look so expensive.

The shimmery pumps are shockingly affordable — and look so expensive.

Talk about a Double-Double of SoCal icons.

I used to despise the thought of squeezing myself into shapewear.

With the first pick of the 2026 NFL draft, the Las Vegas Raiders select...

The order issued by Manhattan Judge Sabrina Kraus likely will stop the city from opening the intake shelter along Third Street on May 1 as planned.

President Trump announced Wednesday that Iran will no longer execute eight women after he pleaded Tuesday for their freedom — calling it “very good news” in a social media post. “I have just been informed that the eight women protestors who were going to be executed tonight in Iran will no longer be killed. Four...

Among the 50-odd handbags were styles that cost up to half a million bucks.