The Yankees have placed All-Star outfielder Cody Bellinger on the 10-day injured list with a left hamstring strain after he flagged an issue running the bases.
Read Full Story →Different paths took Andruw Jones, Carlos Beltran and Jeff Kent to Cooperstown, but on Sunday they officially arrived.
Read article →The MLS is at a crossroads. What is the league willing to risk in its next chapter?
Read article →Spain's romp to victory in 2026 capped a brilliant World Cup. But where did this summer rank in the all-time record?
Read article →As we hit the one-year mark until the 2027 Women's World Cup final, we have to ask: Will the USWNT be there?
Read article →Liverpool head coach Andoni Iraola has admitted losing defender Joe Gomez to injury in Saturday's 4-2 preseason victory over Sunderland is "the worst news."
Read article →Lionel Messi is set to miss the MLS All-Star Game for the second season running, but this time will escape a suspension, the league announced on Saturday.
Read article →Barcelona have unveiled their 2026-27 away kit in what is the second chapter of the club's collaborative partnership with Kobe Bryant's signature brand.
Read article →Inter Miami forward Germán Berterame has been discharged from the hospital after leaving Saturday's 1-0 win over CF Montreal in an ambulance.
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Honduran President Xiomara Castro dismissed Security Minister Ramón Sabillón following a massacre at a women's prison in Tamara that killed at least 46 inmates, the deadliest prison incident in Honduras in recent history. Gang members attacked the facility with machetes, guns, and flammable liquid, burning 26 people to death and killing the others by shooting or stabbing them in violence Castro publicly attributed to organized crime acting with the acquiescence of security officials. Castro replaced Sabillón with National Police director Gustavo Sánchez and framed the attack as evidence of the profound infiltration of gang organizations into Honduras's chronically overcrowded prison system. The massacre drew international condemnation and renewed urgent calls for structural reform of a corrections infrastructure that human rights organizations had long identified as one of the most dangerous in Latin America.
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Millions of American car owners found themselves owing more on their auto loans than their vehicles were worth in early 2023 as used car values fell sharply from the pandemic-era highs reached during the supply shortage. Average negative equity on vehicle trade-ins reached $5,341 in the fourth quarter of 2022, a 29% year-over-year increase, while the proportion of vehicle sales involving a negative-equity trade-in jumped 17% over the same period.
Read article →NASCAR opened a formal investigation after someone broke into Bubba Wallace's team radio channel during the 2023 All-Star Race at North Wilkesboro Speedway and transmitted a racist message telling the driver to "go back to where you came from." The intrusion targeted Wallace, NASCAR's only Black driver in the Cup Series, during a historic event marking the iconic track's return after a 27-year absence from the schedule.
Read article →Two social media influencers were arrested on June 1 along Interstate 10 in Mobile County, Alabama, after sheriff's deputies found 217 pounds of suspected cocaine hidden beneath the floorboards of a Ford Expedition.
Read article →Data from NASA's Juno spacecraft revealed that lightning on Jupiter develops in a strikingly similar step-by-step pattern to lightning on Earth, with pulses occurring at comparable rates despite the planets' vast differences in size, distance from the sun, and atmospheric composition. The findings suggest that the underlying physics of electrical discharge in planetary atmospheres may follow universal principles independent of specific environmental conditions.
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