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Clay Holmes is on the cusp of returning to the mound, but the chances of it being for the Mets seem slim. 

It's another hook, line, and sinker for the Catch and Release co-stars.

Hilton is the GOP candidate for California governor.

Juan Soto can add actor to his resume. 

Thomas Goldstein, once a prominent attorney, has been convicted of eight felonies for fraud and more.

José Caballero insists he is not mad.

If the mayor wants a more peaceful city, he needs to quit spouting hate; if he doesn't stop, then he wants the violence.

Gov. Greg Abbott confirmed a third death from catastrophic Texas floods that have prompted over 500 rescues and left some areas unreachable.

Everybody loves a redemption arc, and Laura Loomer's abrupt reversal on the war in Ukraine may prove particularly rewarding.

Firefighters were in the area earlier that morning after reports of the smell of smoke between 8:30 a.m. and 9 a.m., but weren't able to locate the source.

William Ohlson, the man accused of torturing and killing a kitten on a San Francisco rooftop, has been arrested in Reno after allegedly fleeing California and skipping a court appearance.

This wasn’t a guarantee that Francisco Lindor will remain a Met past the Aug. 3 trade deadline, but David Stearns didn’t suggest the shortstop will be elsewhere, either.

The Ohio father of 16 kids who were rescued from the house of horrors where they lived like “feral animals” may not be mentally well enough to stand trial, according to his lawyer. 

Find your footing in a cushioned sneaker that relieves sore soles.

Democrats contend the filing demonstrates that Trump administration officials “corruptly abused their power” to terminate grants solely on the basis of the political identity of the states receiving federal money.

Follow along for the best photos from San Diego Comic-Con.

Follow along for the best photos from San Diego Comic-Con.

The Hollywood filmmaking community is in mourning, with the sudden loss of director Chuck Russell, who passed away on Wednesday at 74.

The nonsense is nonstop.

Vince Carter thinks the 76ers with LeBron James are going to be stacked.