Shohei Ohtani making history with 2-way success for Angels
The only weakness in Shohei Ohtani’s incredible two-way game these days is his control, and it’s bugging the Los Angeles Angels’ star.
IOC’s Thomas Bach cancels Japan trip because of virus cases
IOC President Thomas Bach has canceled a trip to Japan because of surging cases of COVID-19 in the country, the Tokyo Olympic organizing committee said Monday in a…
Michael Goodwin: Biden’s radicalism – weaponizing race, crushing dissent are new hallmarks of Dems, far left
The e-mail was short and nasty. After first calling Sen. Tim Scott “the token Uncle Tom” and the N-word, the writer added: “You knuckle dragging conservatives should be…
NYC delivery driver’s brutal attack by robbers caught on camera, as suspects remain at large month later
A delivery driver in New York City was brutally attacked by accused robbers in April, and the NYPD on Sunday released video of the incident as the suspects…
Bears ‘heartbroken’ over death of Tarik Cohen’s brother, team says
The Chicago Bears on Sunday night sent their condolences to running back Tarik Cohen and his family after his brother was found dead at a North Carolina electrical…
National weather forecast: Hurricane season expected to have above-average activity
Tropical Storm Andres on Sunday became the earliest storm on record to develop in the eastern Pacific.
Trevor Bauer ‘pissed’ after latest Dodgers loss to the Angels
Los Angeles Dodgers star Trevor Bauer was unhappy with the team’s one-run loss to the Los Angeles Angels on Sunday.
New York City tourist stabbed with screwdriver on subway
A tourist visiting Manhattan with his family was stabbed with a screwdriver while riding a train Sunday night, police and sources said.
Melinda Gates shares sweet Mother’s Day throwback amid divorce from estranged husband Bill Gates
Melinda Gates celebrated Mother’s Day by sharing a photo of herself with her three kids and reflecting on what the holiday means to moms everywhere.
COVID-19 vaccine deserts: Some countries have no shots at all
While wealthier nations have stockpiled vaccines for their citizens, many poorer countries are still scrambling to secure doses.