The Padres are down to the finalists in their search for a new manager. Albert Pujols headlines the list, along with Ruben Niebla and Nick Hundley. How much longer will we have to wait before a ...

Niel Phillips, 19, finished tied for 14th at the Chick-fil-A Invitational in Rome, Ga., on Monday. Courtesy of Sewanee Hitting a hole-in-one in golf can be a once-in-a-lifetime experience. Most can ...

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Ohio State coach Ryan Day has gone from facing job insecurity to becoming a national championship coach in less than a year. Despite past losses to rival Michigan, Day's job is now considered secure ...

It’s catnip for the college football masses, an intoxicating rush for those living it and those vicariously experiencing it. But understand this: the unofficial early start to the hiring/firing season ...

The federal government shutdown has entered its 23rd day. As a result, 60,000 aviation safety workers won’t receive a full paycheck in the coming days. The authority that operates the Minneapolis-St.

Metabolism is very important because it converts nutrients like carbs, proteins and fats into energy to fuel our body to breathe, move, think and function. Many factors influence this process — from ...

Anti-Fascism Scholar Flees U.S. Fearing for His Family’s Safety Amid Trump’s “Antifa” Fearmongering Historian Joel Beinin on Gaza Deal, Abandoning Zionism, His Israeli Niece’s Captivity in Gaza & More ...

The federal government shutdown has entered its 17th day. On Thursday, the Senate failed to advance a Republican-sponsored stopgap funding bill for the 10th time, as Democrats continue to demand ...

And so farewell, disgraced ex-State Police Sgt. Gary Cederquist. As he heads off to federal prison next month, Cederquist’s epitaph can be summed up in six words. Once a Met, always a Met. I refer, of ...