How Yankees can capitalize on MLB’s growing trend of relievers converting to successful starters
The Yankees could use some early pitching help while dealing with injuries.
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Slurs are dying out as new data shows Gen Z ranks them worse than other curse words
Watch that potty mouth. -
MLS officially flipping calendar to match European leagues
Major League Soccer’s owners have voted to shift the league calendar. -
Blue Origin’s New Glenn rocket blasts off with Mars satellites in tow
Blue Origin also successfully landed the New Glenn booster back to Earth, a key feature for the reusable rocket that will allow it to compete with SpaceX. -
Dog accidentally shoots owner in freak accident as he cleaned gun: ‘The perfect storm’
Growl play is not suspected. -
Trump’s ‘hemp ban’ shut down backdoor legal weed — and the pot industry is howling
It’s a much-needed correction for states that had “farm-bill legalization” unwillingly thrust on them — and the many kids unwittingly harmed as a result. -
LA junkie charged in slayings of ‘American Idol’ exec Robin Kaye and husband deemed incompetent to stand trial
"Restoration is in the interest of justice because this is a homicide case." -
Aaron Judge wins third MVP to earn rare spot in Yankees history
Aaron Judge added another chapter to his Yankee legacy Thursday, becoming just the fourth player in franchise history to win a third American League MVP with the franchise. -
Joe Flacco ‘not really thinking’ about Bengals demotion as Joe Burrow returns to practice
Joe Flacco isn’t letting Joe Burrow’s looming return bother him. -
Ex-Harvard president Larry Summers joked about ‘women being less intelligent than men’ in emails to Epstein
The emails have raised eyebrows, especially in academia circles, as Summers was President of Harvard University from 2001 until 2006. -
Stream It Or Skip It: ‘Mrs Playmen’ On Netflix, A Show About The Woman Who Remade Italy’s Leading Adult Magazine In The ‘70s
The series is based on the true story of how Adelina Tattilo remade the Italian men's magazine into a literary force. -
Pilot, passenger walk away unscathed after small plane crashes in Missouri: ‘Today was a miracle’
The plane was heading back to the Spirit of St. Louis Airport when it suddenly started to go down as it flew at roughly 1,300 feet. -
George Santos, Anna Delvey surprise guests at bonkers Veterans Day party
“People keep asking me, ‘What does George Santos have to do with veterans?,’ said co-host Jessica Reed Kraus, "Honestly, we’ve yet to figure that out exactly." -
Experienced Tim Kelly was ‘easy fit’ for Mike Kafka’s Giants offensive coordinator decision
One of Mike Kafka’s first big decisions as interim head coach was to elevate Tim Kelly from tight ends coach to offensive coordinator for the Giants. -
Zohran Mamdani wants social workers responding to 911 calls — but test program is already failing
Mayor-elect Zohram Mamdani wants to deploy social workers instead of police officers to respond to 911 calls -- but the controversial plan has already been operating in the Big Apple and is failing. -
Hochul postpones gas stove ban for new homes as gov gets heat from both sides
The law was supposed to start in January for new buildings up to seven stories, and then for all other buildings in 2029 -
Can Jack Schlossberg take internet trolling all the way to Congress?
You’d have thought that a scion of the Kennedy dynasty wouldn’t need much of a leg-up in life. But the New York Times just ran a huge puff-piece about Jack Schlossberg, the grandson of John F Kennedy. -
Russian AI robot faceplants hard during grand Moscow reveal as ‘Rocky’ theme blares
This AI Sputnik turned out to be a total Splatnik. -
Stream It Or Skip It: ‘Had I Not Seen The Sun’ On Netflix, Where A Filmmaker Has Hallucinations As She Interviews A Serial Killer
A serial killer says he killed because he "hates rainy days," but a young filmmaker keeps seeing an old high school classmate of his in this psychological thriller. -
Watch Millie Bobby Brown clap back at photographers telling her to smile at ‘Stranger Things’ Season 5 London premiere
The actress struck a pose on the carpet until photographers started telling her to "smile."
