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Knicks fans lit and destroyed several school buses in Times Square after the NBA championship.

New York City was plunged into chaos as thousands of revelers flooded the streets of Midtown after the Knicks won their first NBA championship in 53 years.

A roaring sea of orange and blue crashed across the Big Apple Saturday night, as thousands of Knicks fans went wild watching their beloved team snap a 53-year losing streak and finally take home the NBA championship as New York completed another double-digit fourth quarter comeback powered by Finals MVP Jalen Brunson.

Mexican authorities found a decomposing body in the trunk of a car near where the Iran men’s national team is training for the World Cup in Tijuana.

Mass gridlock rocked the Big Apple Saturday with traffic snarling to a screeching halt as major Midtown streets were shuttered to facilitate travel to MetLife Stadium for the region’s first match in this year’s World Cup.

Austin Franco, 19, put his antisemitism on full display when he passed up an interview with NYC-based company VryfID because its co-founders Gabe and Aiden Einhorn are proudly Jewish. 

Murals and street art celebrating the team are popping up all over the city. From Brooklyn to Manhattan, artists are showing off their love for the hometown team.

A Bronx woman claims she was sexually assaulted by an NYPD officer who got into the back seat of her car, unzipped his pants and started pleasuring himself while repeatedly grabbing her.

The city is paying millions of dollars to provide therapy to violence interrupter groups, which are staffed with ex-cons, The Post has learned.