New York Post

Victor Wembanyama's emotions on the court said it all after the Spurs defeated the Thunder in Game 7.

With the Finals showdown set, The Post breaks down the key storylines.

New York City Schools Chancellor Kamar Samuels makes a whopping $363,000 a year -- out earning the mayor who hired him by more than $100,000 and making him the city's highest-paid employee, The Post has learned.

Two women were stabbed to death in Park Slope on Saturday night at the same location where a murder-suicide occurred two years ago, according to police.

Bradly Shadduck, 56, was slapped with a second-degree murder charge after his wife, Lynne Alane Shadduck was found in the hallway of their house, naked, unconscious and bloody with injuries to her face, hands and head.

Mayhem broke out at continuing anti -ICE protests at Newark's Delaney Hall Saturday night, as police fired tear gas and moved protestors away following tension that included a “tug of war” over a security fence.

With just days remaining before Tuesday's primary election, Los Angeles mayoral candidate Spencer Pratt spent Saturday in Baldwin Village making one final push to get voters to the polls.

The Knicks finally have their NBA Finals opponent.

Claude Lemieux's brain will be donated to Boston University's CTE Center to research the long-term effects of brain injuries, his family said.

Frankie Valli, 92, has cancelled the remainder of the Four Seasons 2026 tour dates due to health concerns.

Republican gubernatorial candidate Steve Hilton is making an urgent appeal to Republican rival Chad Bianco to exit the race, warning that a divided GOP could hand Democrats both spots in California’s general election.

Two Jewish women were pushed out of a Spanish spa as staffers screamed at them after an employee saw their Star of David necklace.

After nearly two months, Fernando Tatis Jr. is finally on the board with his first home run of the season.

With his decision to boycott Sunday’s Israel Day parade, Mayor Mamdani has crossed a point of no return.

A triple homicide is committed, allegedly by someone the system had multiple opportunities to remove but chose not to, due to deliberate noncooperation by California. Families are shattered. The community is mourning. We have every right to call this simply outrageous.

Transgender athlete AB Hernandez competed for a state title Saturday as angry parents and activists rallied outside the CIF State Track & Field Championships, demanding female events be reserved for biological girls.

Tobias Myers departed as a reliever, but could return to the Mets as a starter.

The Comeback Kids. The UCLA Baseball Way. The Hard-To-Do-In Bruins.

A failed ABS challenge from Pirates second baseman Brandon Lowe somehow led to the umpires giving him the boot.

Over Memorial Day weekend, Orange County faced a public safety crisis that could have turned catastrophic.

It’s almost Marilyn Monroe’s birthday and what better way to celebrate the legendary blonde bombshell than by attempting to set a Guiness World-Record with the largest gathering of Marilyn Monroe look-alikes ever.

Police are searching for the brute who is accused of stabbing a 39-year-old man on a southbound Q train in Brooklyn early Friday morning.

Finally, there’s a bipartisan initiative in Congress to fix the mad cash grab that’s plagu­ing college sports — but it has been greeted with a remark­able hush from the crowd.

It is doable for the Mets. The nice and nostalgic pregame ceremony for Bobby Valentine (and his buddy Lee Mazzilli) reminded us of that.

California’s sanctuary-state policies are undermining public safety and forcing immigration agents into costly, time-consuming street arrests instead of taking custody of criminal undocumented immigrants directly from jails, according to a top law enforcement official.