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Authorities in Indiana searched for a loose 300-pound lioness wearing a blue harness and a smaller cub after residents reported sightings in Madison County.

We want LA and California to benefit from investments in Olympic infrastructure — not to line the pockets of politicians.

Mary Carillo has seen it all. She sat down for a little serve and volley from The Post’s Steve Serby before her International Tennis Hall of Fame induction.

The crackdown comes as California’s Proposition 36 gives police and prosecutors another tool for dealing with repeat theft offenders.

Speedy Claxton takes pride in every aspect of the job.

The wait is almost over.

It doesn’t sound like the Mets are ready to pull the trigger on bringing back Jonah Tong.

Major League Baseball has proposed a massive change to the free agency period as part of the latest developments in the ongoing collective bargaining talks.

Talk about a stacked Season 2 guest star roster.

The Lakers must pivot to addressing their big man depth after coming up short in their pursuit of Jonathan Kuminga. Who should they target?

Some pro athletes might be able to make a return to the SEC — whether its commissioner Greg Sankey wants them to or not.

The father approached a student outside the suburban Melbourne school — who was not actually involved in bullying his daughter — and shockingly threatened to slash his throat.

President Trump plans to commemorate the 25th anniversary of the 9/11 terrorist attacks at the Pentagon next month, The Post has learned.

Yankees GM Brian Cashman’s contract is up, and yes, there’s no reason to believe he won’t be extended again. 

We have updated our trade deadline winners list.

A four-game series against the Red Sox this weekend stands to be pivotal for the Yankees. For Cam Schlittler, however, every game against the Red Sox is notable.

A new Echelon Insights poll raises the question: just how inevitable is this menacing Blue Wave?

Tony Romo is not out of the woods just yet regarding his DUI arrest.

Balancing it all out and making the prudent decision is why John Harbaugh gets the big bucks.

This week we were asked to be astonished by the batting and pitching successes of 12-year-old Kinley Rasmus, a girl, for the Little League World Series entrant from Alabama.