Parents in a wealthy California community say newly released state cancer figures have only fueled fears that years of pesticide spraying could be linked to a cluster of rare childhood cancers.
In late June 2020, as US daily COVID cases reached a record 40,000 in a single day, Dr. Fauci felt fit to mention that he had received an invitation to appear on "Dancing with the Stars."
ESPN’s upcoming “30 for 30” podcast revisits the moment investigators and reporters first discovered an apparent financial connection between Shohei Ohtani and the illegal bookmaking operation that later helped expose Ippei Mizuhara’s massive theft. In a preview for “The Betrayal of Shohei Ohtani,” ESPN investigative reporter Tisha Thompson recounts meeting a nervous source in a...
Joel Leiniz, 38, was driving with his three daughters at 104 mph in a 40 mph zone when he slammed into a concrete pole in West Palm Beach, killing 8-year-old Zoe nearly a year to the day the girls' mom died.
NEW YORK — The Dodgers will get closer Edwin Díaz back this week, with the $69 million offseason signing set to be activated from the injured list on Wednesday. But in an 8-3 loss to the Mets on Sunday, their bullpen encountered problems well before the ninth. Dodgers reliever Will Klein allowed a three-run home...
TikTok, Fanatics and the NFL are facing a federal lawsuit accusing them of working together to push independent sports memorabilia sellers off TikTok’s livestream marketplace and redirect their customers toward Fanatics. Attorney Ariel Givner highlighted the complaint this week, describing it as a fight over control of the rapidly growing sports collectibles market. “Big players...
"I want to be crystal clear: The US military -- and I've verified this every which way -- has everything that it needs to conduct this campaign as effectively as it needs to be," Ambassador Mike Waltz told NBC's "Meet the Press."
Despite stark warnings from the Los Angeles County Office of Education (LACOE) that approving nearly $1.2 billion in labor contracts would plunge the Los Angeles Unified School District into a financial crisis, the school board approved the deals anyway, setting the stage for thousands of layoffs.
SANTA CLARA — A mustachioed man, further obscuring his face with sunglasses and a black baseball cap, appeared midway through the 49ers’ first practice of training camp. Once the cameras were gone, he walked to midfield, where he stood and observed, sharing a few words with general manager John Lynch and greetings with a handful...