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Calf injuries have already cost the Mets significantly this season, with both Juan Soto and Francisco Lindor missing time with them.

CBS News aired part of President Trump's prime-time speech, joining in late and cutting out before it finished.

Wander Franco wants to return to the baseball diamond.

The Argentina-Spain World Cup final will be a battle between a master and his apprentice spending 90 minutes trying to outwit one another.

The Dodgers' regular-season home finale against the San Diego Padres at UNIQLO Field at Dodger Stadium, will feature one of Japan's most iconic cultural exports.

The Post's Greg Joyce breaks down three questions that the Yankees will need to answer with the season set to resume after the All-Star break:

At least 278,000 noncitizens are registered to vote in US federal elections, according to an upcoming report by the Department of Homeland Security.

Insiders told Page Six that the fired security guard was a well-liked presence in the building.

Insiders told Page Six that the fired security guard was a well-liked presence in the building.

The road to the 2026 FIFA World Cup final twisted through two very different semifinals.

Giants president of baseball operations Buster Posey has recently been featured in headlines for the team's poor performance as well as the organization's Pride Night scandal.

The alleged studio invader is a career offender with a long rap sheet, including prison time and homelessness in California.

Rob Pannell is a lacrosse stick in the mud when it comes to being on the verge of setting the sport’s all-time outdoor points record.

President Trump revealed that China stole the voter registration data of 220 million Americans as part of his primetime speech on Thursday. “This data loss presents an unprecedented election security nightmare,” Trump said. Some government officials reportedly knew China stole at least some voter registration data — ranging from names and addresses to party affiliations...

"I actually think I would be a really good president of the United States,” he said.

Not disappointment. Not anger. But shock. 

Bryce Harper says he knows one reason balls were flying again at the Home Run Derby: The baseballs are juiced.

The actress returned to Instagram in March after a year-long hiatus.

The actress returned to Instagram in March after a year-long hiatus.

“We’re almost like the SEAL Team 6 of the trades because we do everything, everywhere."