Aggregator

A bizarre sequence had the Orioles fuming during their 6-4 loss to the Blue Jays on Sunday after what looked like an inning-ending double play turned into a catalyst for a Toronto rally. 

The WNBA season is in full swing, but the Liberty are keeping a close eye on the Knicks, as is the vast majority of people in the city.

The last time before Sunday that Jazz Chisholm Jr. swung Aaron Judge’s bat in a regular-season game, he strained his oblique.

Denny Hamlin paid tribute to his former Joe Gibbs Racing teammate Kyle Busch following his win at Michigan International Speedway.

"Is this the grand finale?" a witness who saw the impromptu pyrotechnic show joked as the fireworks slowly fizzled out.

Liberty center Jonquel Jones was not very familiar with French guard Pauline Astier at the start of training camp.

The officer handcuffed the teen, forced her into his squad car, and brought her to an abandoned parking lot, where he sexually assaulted her, the victim told investigators.

The Mets are finally finished with their West Coast schedule.

An NYPD cop appeared to slam a Knicks fan's face into a pole during an arrest outside Madison Square Garden's Friday night victory celebration, shocking video shows.

The actor told GQ he's trying to slow down as the years with his daughters moves 'quickly.'

The actor told GQ he's trying to slow down as the years with his daughters moves 'quickly.'

The only difference is that the Knicks are up 2-0 going home, one of three road teams to ever take the first two games of the Finals, along with the 1993 Bulls and 1995 Rockets. But Bridges knows this series isn’t over. He’s seen how quickly things can change.

The Old Barracks Museum is one of the nation’s last freestanding 18th-century barracks, and it brings the Colonial American world to life through interpretive programs, exhibits, and preservation. Its core mission is to allow visitors to appreciate New Jersey’s history, the diverse people who made it, and why it matters. This historic site in Trenton,...

After eight years of waiting, there’s no more runway.

Austin Wells is not exactly sure when it all began, or that there was any one incident that caused it.

CHICAGO — The Giants did what they couldn’t a day earlier: They plated the automatic runner placed at second base to begin extras and prevented the Cubs from doing the same in their turn to bat. And, in doing so, so did Keaton Winn. Winn, who allowed the walkoff blast to Pete Crow-Armstrong the previous...

Weirdly, Pink, who has never been in a Broadway show, hosted the ceremony honoring the best of Broadway.

Thousands of revelers filled the streets of West Hollywood on Sunday for the 2026 WeHo Pride Parade.

Pentagon Officially Removes 180 Faiths From Military Religion List

Authored by Aldgra Fredly via The Epoch Times,

The Department of War has formally removed 180 faiths from its official list of religious affiliation codes, leaving 31 remaining, according to a memo posted by Pentagon spokesman Sean Parnell on June 5.

The Pentagon in Arlington, Va., on May 25, 2026. Madalina Kilroy/The Epoch Times

The military had initially listed 211 faith and belief codes, but that number has been sharply reduced under the direction of War Secretary Pete Hegseth, according to a memo signed by Anthony Tata, under secretary of defense for personnel and readiness, dated May 20.

The memo states that the change was intended to "streamline the DoW [Department of War] collection of religious preferences selection for Service members to enhance the delivery of targeted religious support from the Chaplaincy."

"The new 'Religious Affiliation Codes' list will provide chaplains with clear, readily available information that will better enable them to anticipate the religious support needs of Service members and to provide religious support activities that align with Service members' personal faith and practices," the memo reads.

The updated list includes agnosticism, Buddhism, Hinduism, Islam, Judaism, Sikhism, and a range of Christian denominations such as Baptist, Catholic, Anglican, Methodist, Lutheran, and Seventh Day Adventist. Options of "no religion" or "other religion" are listed as well.

Parnell said that the cut in religious affiliation codes was not meant to make any judgment about the legitimacy of any faith or belief system, nor to serve as a list of "'officially approved' religions."

"Rather, it is designed to allow chaplains to quickly look at the religious composition of their units and determine how they structure resources to best provide for warfighters of all faith groups," he said in a post on X.

Parnell emphasized that the Pentagon remains committed to upholding service members' First Amendment rights and protecting their rights to the free exercise of religion.

"Chaplains play an instrumental role in providing spiritual care and facilitating the warfighters' ability to freely exercise their religion of choice, or no religion at all. With this new change, we believe we can provide the best data to support our chaplains in that effort," he said.

Hegseth first announced the planned reduction in March, saying that the previous system was "impractical" and that "many codes were never used at all." He noted that the vast majority of military personnel used only six of the religious affiliation codes.

"The previous system had ballooned to well over 200 faith codes," the Pentagon chief said in a video address posted on March 24.

"Our internal review committee recommended that going forward the department use 31 religious affiliation codes. This brings the codes in line with its original purpose - giving chaplains clear, usable information so they can minister the service members in a way that aligns with that service member's faith background and religious practice."

Tyler Durden Sun, 06/07/2026 - 23:20

It's been a challenging season in Indiana, and with that has come an increased focus on the Fever sidelines amid the team's recent struggles.