Astros’ edge for home field in playoffs cut with loss to A’s
Matt Olson and Chad Pinder each homered and the Oakland Athletics beat Houston 8-6 Friday night, cutting the Astros’ edge for home-field advantage in the AL playoffs.
Chipotle chicken salad for your game day lineup: Try the recipe
This chicken salad, from Hector Saldivar, founder and owner of Tia Lupita Foods, is perfect for your game day party.
No. 5 Iowa forces 7 turnovers in 51-14 rout of Maryland
Spencer Petras barely had time to exhale in the second quarter. The Iowa quarterback would come off the field following a scoring drive — then immediately return after…
Yanks’ rally fizzles, AL wild-card race tightens as Rays win
Gary Sánchez and Rougned Odor both struck out with two runners on to blunt a ninth-inning rally and the New York Yankees’ lead atop the AL wild-card race…
Red Sox beat Nats, move into 2nd spot in AL wild-card chase
Staggered down the stretch in their push for a postseason spot, the Boston Red Sox used two mighty punches to gain ground in the AL playoff chase.
Matz sharp, Jays beat Orioles 6-4 to stay in wild card race
Steven Matz pitched seven solid innings to win his fifth straight decision, Danny Jansen homered and drove in three runs, and the Toronto Blue Jays kept their playoff…
Giants clinch at least tie in NL West, match team wins mark
The San Francisco Giants couldn’t celebrate a division title yet — not with the rival Dodgers still going win for win in the NL West race.
Baby saved by Marines at Kabul airport safely living with family in Arizona
The wailing baby seen in widely-circulated photos and video being handed over a barbed wire fence to an American soldier at the Kabul airport has been reunited with…
Pepperdine University students vandalize pro-life display, rip down crosses: Video
Liberal students at Pepperdine University in California were seen vandalizing a pro-life display with pro-abortion messages.
Dr. Kent Ingle: Talking politics at college – 5 tips to help your student share opinions, learn from others
In the classroom, we are seeing students less likely to engage in political dialogue out of fear of peers’ or faculty perceptions.