BOSTON — Jazz Chisholm Jr. followed a big performance with even bigger words after the Yankees’ 5-3, series-winning victory over the Red Sox on Saturday, as he once again declared his club the team to beat. “That we’re the best team in the league,” Chisholm responded when asked what statement the Yankees made by picking… Read More »
General Daily Insight for September 14, 2025 A busy day should wind down on a comforting note. The Moon is hurtling through Gemini, so we’re probably more than ready to engage with the world around us. Even so, we’ll want to be specific in our approaches to anything as the Moon squares the Sun in… Read More »
The future may look bright for the Mets, but the present continues to get more and more bleak. The Mets got six scoreless innings from standout rookie Brandon Sproat on Saturday in his second career start, only for their bullpen to implode in a back-breaking 3-2 loss to the Texas Rangers. Wyatt Langford’s two-out RBI… Read More »
No one deserves to have somebody sneak past security, climb to a rooftop with a high-powered rifle and take a shot at them. And, no one deserves to sit on a stage with a microphone in his hand and barely finish a sentence — about violence, no less — and have a bullet explode in his… Read More »
Sharon Osbourne is breaking her silence following the death of heavy metal icon Ozzy Osbourne in July. The controversial TV host, 72, said on Instagram Friday that she’s “still having trouble finding the words to express how grateful” she is for the “overwhelming love and support” fans have shown in the wake of the Black Sabbath… Read More »
The Mets’ rotation remains status quo — for now, at least. There have been no discussions about removing rookie Jonah Tong following Friday night’s lopsided loss, while Kodai Senga is set to make a second start at Triple-A Syracuse as he works toward a return to form, manager Carlos Mendoza said Saturday. Mendoza was noncommittal… Read More »
ARLINGTON, Tex. — Giants third-round pick Darius Alexander‘s healthy Week 1 scratch was the best thing for the player and the team, defensive line coach Andre Patterson said Friday. Even if it’s tough to be patient, including for the front office that drafted him, Patterson said. “That’s hard for the individual player, and it can… Read More »
Office Depot has fired a Michigan worker who refused to print Charlie Kirk memorial posters and dismissed them instead as “propaganda.” Video of the exchange has racked up more than 4.4 million views since it was posted online Friday by conservative political advocacy group, the Michigan Forward Network. It shows a customer approaching a group… Read More »
The Department of Justice is suing Uber for alleged discrimination against people with disabilities, accusing the company of “routinely” denying rides to passengers traveling with service animals and mobility devices like foldable wheelchairs. The lawsuit, filed in Northern California district court, is seeking $125 million in compensation for people who have reported such instances of… Read More »
Charlie Kirk’s widow, Erika, laid her grief bare in a series of emotional photos and videos shared in the wake of her husband’s assassination at Utah Valley University. The heartbreaking tribute, shared with her 3.8 million Instagram followers early Saturday morning, shows Erika weeping over Kirk’s open casket in one photo, while another sees her… Read More »