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The expanded baseball playoffs are a joke, even if it means I could actually watch the Reds play in them for once.

Clark and the Indiana Fever took on Chicago for the first time on Sunday since the No. 1 overall pick in the WNBA Draft was brutally bodychecked by Carter earlier this month.

Hamas’ response to the latest Gaza ceasefire proposal is consistent with the principles put forward in U.S. President Joe Biden’s...

The Wisconsin Institute for Law & Liberty has announced it is challenging a scholarship program in the Beloit, Wisconsin, school district for being racist and discriminatory.

Kyle Harrison, scheduled to start Sunday’s game at Oracle Park against the Los Angeles Angels, was placed on the 15-day IL with a right ankle sprain.

Bill Gates said that he's "quite confident" that a next-generation nuclear power project will continue regardless of the balance of power in Washington next year.

The fate of a ban on bump stocks is now in the hands of Congress after the Supreme Court ruled Friday that current law doesn't allow the government to outlaw them as equivalent to machine guns.

“We've never ever given up the right to exist,” says Native scholar Megan Bang, who helped move the law forward.

Black communities are prioritizing their well-being by leading heat preparation workshops, sharing resources, and more.

Michigan authorities are investigating a mass shooting at a splash pad in suburban Detroit. The shooter's motive remains unknown. The Oakland County Sheriff’s Office said Sunday that the shooter was 42-year-old Michael William Nash of Shelby Township. Authorities say he opened fire Saturday at a splash pad in Rochester Hills. Nine people were injured, including two young brothers and their mother. The sheriff’s office says the injured remained hospitalized Sunday morning. Police tracked Nash to a... Читать дальше...

Monica Reid (26) took part in the New Zealand competition last month to pick a representative to travel to Ireland for this year's Rose of Tralee festival

LAS VEGAS — David Benavidez made the most of his debut in the light heavyweight division, outpointing Oleksandr Gvozdyk on Saturday night to win the interim WBC championship belt. “I went up in weight, won every single round and dominated a former world champion and an Olympian as well,” Benavidez said. Well, not every round,

SAVVY shoppers are racing to Co-op to snap up new “yummy” flavour of Flipz.

A fire in an underground parking facility in Regina led to no injuries, according to the city's fire department.

A new resource from Ancestry is working to make connections for Black families searching for parts of their history.

Electrical company boss Lee White, 53, feared he would be the only man at the club when wife Lisa suggested they go together to the group in Doncaster

"We have to overturn this," Trump reportedly told the House Speaker during a phone call.

The 93 countries cited separate statements from the International Criminal Court defending its mandate for independence.

Hamburg [Germany], June 16 (ANI): Super-sub Wout Weghorst's late strike salvaged a 2-1 win for the Netherlands over Poland in their Euro 2024 campaign opener at Volksparkstadion in Hamburg, Germany. The Netherlands tried to ask a couple of questions from Poland's defence, which were dealt with calmly. Poland missed their lethal edge in front of the goal, with Robert Lewandowski missing out on the game due to a hamstring i

Donald Trump's claim that he can't be a racist because he has "Black friends" was laughed off by former Republican party campaign adviser Tara Seymayer during an appearance on MSNBC on Sunday morning.

Speaking with fill-in host Melissa Murray, Setmayer explained that the very fact that the former president felt the need to address the racism issue is bad news and that his answer made it worse.

"We have said this many times before about how asinine this is coming out of Donald Trump's mouth," she told the host. Читать дальше...

Taral Patel, 30, painted himself and his family as victims of a vicious race-based smear campaign perpetrated by his opponent’s supporters.

Suspect Victor Martinez Hernandez, who entered the country illegally from El Salvador, is wanted for a murder in his own country and for an assault on a mother and young girl in Los Angeles.