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One night after pulverizing the baseball, the Philadelphia Phillies proved they can win with pitching and grit, too. Walker Buehler delivered five scoreless innings in his third straight win since joining the Phillies, Alec Bohm’s first-inning groundout stood up as the lone run, and Philadelphia edged the Miami Marlins 1-0 on Thursday night at Citizens

Costco’s Earnings Costco’s latest quarterly report shows the retail giant outpacing Wall Street expectations, as consumers facing inflation and tariff concerns continue flocking to the big-box model. Nearly half of Costco’s new members are now under 40, a shift that signals the chain’s growing appeal among younger shoppers. Still, the strong report comes with caveats

The Seattle Seahawks were on the verge of watching a comfortable win collapse into disaster. A 14-point lead had vanished in the fourth quarter, the home crowd was roaring, and the Arizona Cardinals had tied the game with just 33 seconds left. But Sam Darnold, Jaxon Smith-Njigba and Jason Myers had other plans. Darnold connected

Florida State’s rise back into the national spotlight began with fireworks in Week 1. Now, the eighth-ranked Seminoles will try to carry that momentum into their first real road test of the season when they open Atlantic Coast Conference play at Virginia on Friday night. The Seminoles (3-0) haven’t been seriously challenged since their season-opening

Pam Bondi Fires Third Miami Federal Prosecutor Over Anti-Trump Posts “The purge inside the Justice Department is accelerating and Miami has become the epicenter.” – Patrick Zarrelli The Latest Firing in Miami On Tuesday, September 23, 2025, U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi fired Will Rosenzweig, a rising prosecutor in the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the

The GOP’s Suicide Pact: Why Republicans Should Impeach Trump and Let J.D. Vance Lead “Donald Trump is torching the GOP brand with every unhinged move, and Republicans are too cowardly to admit the obvious: the party would be better off with J.D. Vance in charge.” Trump’s Daily Circus: Chaos as a Governing Strategy Donald Trump’s

Trump DOJ Indicts James Comey: A Political Hit Job Disguised as Justice “This isn’t law enforcement it’s political revenge. Trump’s DOJ has turned the Justice Department into his personal hit squad.” – Patrick Zarrelli The Indictment Former FBI Director James Comey has been indicted on two federal charges, making a false statement and obstruction of

Arrest and Charges A 29-year-old assistant football coach at Blanche Ely High School in Pompano Beach has been arrested on four counts of child abuse after allegedly striking students during an incident captured on social media. Broward Sheriff’s Office (BSO) officials confirmed that Jamir Clarke, now a former coach at the school, was taken into

Sales Surge as Deadline Approaches With the federal electric vehicle (EV) tax credit set to expire on September 30, sales are climbing at record speed. In August alone, new EV sales rose nearly 18 percent compared to last year, while used EV sales jumped almost 60 percent. According to Cox Automotive, demand is so strong

Camp Mystic Reopening “The grief is still fresh — and they’re already talking about reopening.” That was the reaction from one parent whose child was among the 27 killed in the July floods that devastated Camp Mystic, a popular Texas summer camp now facing intense scrutiny over its decision to partially reopen. The Tragedy That

The First Comedian at Wrigley Field Mulaney, a Chicago native, will return to his hometown stage in unprecedented fashion on July 11, when he performs at Wrigley Field, home of the Chicago Cubs. The announcement cements his status as one of the most successful comedians of his generation, with the milestone show underscoring just how

The Big Reveal Rihanna and A$AP Rocky have officially welcomed their third child, a baby girl named Rocki Irish Mayers, born on September 13, 2025. The global superstar shared the news on Instagram with intimate photos of herself holding the newborn alongside a pair of pink boxing gloves tied with ribbons. She captioned the post,

The Phillies flexed their power in historic fashion Wednesday night, hitting a franchise-record eight home runs in an 11-1 rout of the Miami Marlins to secure a first-round postseason bye. Edmundo Sosa, activated before the game after missing nine days with a groin injury, became the star of the night by launching three home runs

The NFC West is shaping up as the most competitive division in football, and it takes center stage on Thursday Night Football when the Seattle Seahawks (2-1) visit the Arizona Cardinals (2-1). No division has more combined wins than the NFC West’s nine, and both Seattle and Arizona are trying to keep pace early in

Trump Justice Department Weighs Indictment of James Comey as Deadline Nears “Federal prosecutors have just days left to decide whether to charge former FBI Director James Comey with perjury, a move that would ignite one of the most politically charged prosecutions of the Trump era.” Federal Prosecutors Near Charging Deadline According to people familiar with

A PowerPoint on the Family Chat A 22-year-old named Jason Saperstone recently went viral after delivering a full-on PowerPoint presentation to his parents about texting etiquette. His “rules” covered when to use certain reactions, how to keep responses simple, and which emojis are considered acceptable in different situations. The spark for his lesson came when

A Historic First for Laundry in North America Monster Laundry in Midtown Sacramento has made history by becoming the first laundromat in North America to deploy an AI-powered folding robot. The machine, named Sophy Swiftfold, is designed to reduce the tedious workload for staff and speed up one of the most time-consuming tasks in the

Clinging to Jobs The U.S. labor market is cooling down, and workers are noticing. The latest data shows Americans are quitting their jobs at the lowest rate in years, while hiring has slowed to levels not seen in more than a decade. Instead of chasing new opportunities, many employees are holding onto positions that may

The Shooting Gunfire erupted early Wednesday morning at the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) field office in Dallas. Authorities say the shooter, positioned from a building across the street, opened fire into the facility’s secure sally port, where detainees were being processed. Three people were shot, all believed to be detainees. One victim died

Golf is often celebrated as the ultimate individual sport. Week after week, players grind it out alone, vying for trophies, rankings, and personal glory. But every two years, that dynamic changes dramatically. The Ryder Cup — named after English businessman and golf enthusiast Samuel Ryder — brings together 12 of the best golfers from Europe

The Miami Marlins are refusing to go quietly. Behind a resilient bullpen, a collection of clutch swings from their rookie-laden lineup, and a message from their first-year skipper to “tune out the noise,” Miami staged a late rally and outlasted the National League East champion Philadelphia Phillies, 6-5, in 11 innings Tuesday night at Citizens

The Tragedy at Glenwood Caverns A Colorado jury has awarded $205 million to the family of Wongel Estifanos, a 6-year-old girl who died after falling from the Haunted Mine Drop ride at Glenwood Caverns Adventure Park in September 2021. Wongel, who was visiting the park with her family, was mistakenly seated on top of her

Macron v. Owens: When Lies Meet the Court, Can Litigation Finally Make Misinformation Pay? “When falsehoods are amplified to millions, the only language some institutions still understand is the law.” A lawsuit built to be humiliating and instructive Emmanuel and Brigitte Macron’s defamation suit against U.S. commentator Candace Owens is not a garden-variety celebrity dispute.

Ryan Routh Convicted in Trump Assassination Attempt, Chaos Erupts in Court as He Tries to Stab Himself “He turned a verdict into a spectacle — lunging for a pen, trying to stab himself as marshals rushed the defense table.” Guilty on All Counts A federal jury has convicted Ryan Routh, 59, of attempting to assassinate

Trump’s UN Speech: A Catalog of Chaos Donald Trump’s speech to the United Nations General Assembly was less a statesmanlike address than a primetime rant, dripping with grievance and bravado. In front of world leaders gathered in New York, the former president declared climate change a “con job,” warned foreign leaders their countries were “going

Karoline Leavitt’s Pattern of Falsehoods: From Defending Tom Homan to Misleading the Public “When a White House spokesperson spends more time denying reality than addressing facts, democracy suffers.” The $50,000 Bribe Allegation At the center of the latest storm is Karoline Leavitt’s repeated insistence that Tom Homan, Trump’s “border czar,” never accepted a $50,000 bribe

Jimmy Kimmel, Brendan Carr, and the FCC: A Dangerous Collision of Politics and Free Speech “When federal regulators lean on broadcast networks over late-night comedy, the First Amendment is already under attack.” The controversy Disney suspended, then abruptly reinstated, Jimmy Kimmel Live! after Kimmel’s monologues on the Charlie Kirk assassination story ignited a political storm.

$100M Lawsuit Sons Death A Michigan family is pursuing a $100 million lawsuit after their 5-year-old son, Thomas Cooper, was killed in a hyperbaric oxygen chamber explosion at a Troy medical facility. The civil case, filed in Oakland County Circuit Court, accuses the chamber manufacturer, facility operators, and multiple employees of gross negligence, reckless disregard

Trump’s Remarks Raise Questions President Donald Trump said this week that pregnant women should avoid acetaminophen—the active ingredient in Tylenol—because of what he described as an increased risk of autism in children. His comments sparked immediate concern among health experts, who stressed that there is no proven link between acetaminophen use during pregnancy and autism

A Historic Introduction NASA unveiled its Class of 2025 Astronaut Candidates on September 22, introducing ten individuals—six women and four men—chosen from more than 8,000 applicants. For the first time in the agency’s history, a new astronaut class has more women than men, signaling a shift toward greater gender balance in space exploration. The candidates