Miller Sanford It was a bad day for George Bush, even in Ronald Reagan’s own back yard. In the posh Bel-Air precinct that the former president calls home, Bill Clinton scored a landslide victory over President Bush. Reagan’s neighbors gave the Democratic challenger 377 votes, or 61.1%–far greater than Clinton’s statewide percentage of 46%. The Republican chief … Read more
Betting integrity firms are investigating Eastern Michigan’s men’s basketball program after reports of unusual wagering activity surfaced during two of their games this season. The most recent incident occurred during Tuesday’s matchup between Eastern Michigan and Central Michigan, highlighting concern among sportsbooks and regulators. On Wednesday, Integrity Compliance 360 issued an alert flagging suspicious betting … Read more
MIAMI — Napheesa Collier allowed herself a few moments during the player introductions Friday night before Unrivaled’s first game to take it all in. The music pulsing through the venue. The fans cheering when each name was called. The blue-and-purple lights illuminating the runway leading to center court, where some players struck a pose before … Read more
MIAMI — Sabrina Ionescu was asked this week about possibly recruiting her former Oregon teammate Satou Sabally to the Liberty for next season. But before the question could be completely asked, Natasha Cloud cut in. “We both are,” the Phoenix Mercury guard said. The Mist’s DiJonai Carrington passes the ball to Aaliyah Edwards as the … Read more
Jared Goff speaks to the media after the Lions-Vikings game on Jan. 6, 2025. AP DETROIT — Hope is not a word that’s generally been associated with Detroit. It’s a city that has struggled economically and one that also has had its struggles in sports, specifically with the Lions. It wasn’t long ago that the … Read more
For a team that often boasts about its slew of strong perimeter defenders, the Knicks certainly do give up a ton of points outside their 3-point line. The Timberwolves were the latest opponent to shoot the lights out against the Knicks, connecting on 22 of 40 attempts from beyond the arc in their 116-99 win … Read more
Redondo Union guard Hudson Mayes is a key player on a 19-2 Sea Hawks team. (Eric Sondheimer / Los Angeles Times) There’s nothing Reggie Morris can’t do with basketball talent. He won a City Section Open Division title at Fairfax, coached Russell Westbrook at Leuzinger and has won Southern Section titles at Leuzinger, St. Bernard … Read more
Lakers guard Austin Reaves, right, drives in front of Brooklyn Nets center Day’Ron Sharpe during the first half Friday at Crypto.com Arena. (Mark J. Terrill / Associated Press) The time had come, the Lakers decided, to make a choice. Since trading for D’Angelo Russell and playing him with Austin Reaves, the two guards largely alternated … Read more
Russian asylum seekers warm up by a small fire at the U.S.-Mexico border fence near Somerton, Ariz., on Dec. 26. (Rebecca Noble / AFP via Getty Images) Inside a tent near the Rio Grande in Matamoros, Mexico, Jeyson woke up every day for a month before 3 a.m. to fill out applications to request asylum … Read more
First-term Republican Rep. Young Kim is running for reelection in a more conservative Orange County district that has little overlap with her current seat. (Kent Nishimura / Los Angeles Times) GOP Rep. Young Kim of Orange County has all the elements for a fairly easy path to reelection in November — a gloomy national mood … Read more
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