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Betnijah Laney-Hamilton watched the Liberty win Tuesday’s Commissioner’s Cup championship from the bench.

Folarin Balogun’s red card in Wednesday night’s 2-0 victory in Santa Clara did more than force the U.S. to survive the final half hour with 10 men.

The gifted singer-songwriter will wail at MSG on Oct. 5.

A clown show of performative politics. Typically, that’s the result when sanctimonious California city councils butt in to federal issues.

The soda war battle continues as guests at a popular hotel chain in California are about to learn that Coke is king.

Some very significant extension eligibilities are around the corner for the Knicks. 

Alexis Podesta, a longtime Democratic power broker, went from trusted Gavin Newsom appointee to key FBI cooperator in California's biggest corruption investigation.

Bring your party to the beach!

Had a team ever needed an off day more than the Yankees?

The stakes are high as the Rangers retool, with an influx of prospects in exchange for veterans dealt away, but Tanner Glass isn’t fazed.

Details surrounding the cause of his death haven’t been provided yet, but his family told KBTX that it was “sudden and unexpected.”

Catherine Beth Washburn seemed to be estranged from her husband and tried to "push [Islam] on her kids," neighbors told The Post.

England is not taking any chances ahead of their Round of 16 match against Mexico, opting to remain in their base camp in Kansas City.

Michael Scurr, a volunteer for Britain’s National Archives, found a copy of the Declaration of Independence while going through letters from an 18th century Royal Navy captain.

The Yankees’ hopes of calling up Carlos Lagrange as a bullpen weapon in the second half has hit a potential snag.

Danielle Chand says "Elle" lead Lexi Minetree has seen "Legally Blonde" upwards of "150 times."

Danielle Chand says "Elle" lead Lexi Minetree has seen "Legally Blonde" upwards of "150 times."

Punishments are in store for Willson Contreras and Cade Cavalli.

The Blumes argue a nearby 15-foot tennis court fence makes their 9-foot barrier seem unfair.

The membership-only retailer will shut all its U.S. warehouses on Saturday, July 4, including its 142 California location.