Miller Sanford One of the easiest decisions Liberty general manager Jonathan Kolb will have to make this offseason involves Breanna Stewart. The question shouldn’t be if the Liberty will designate Stewart as a core player, but when. Teams can assign core designation to players beginning Saturday, and Stewart is one of the most obvious free-agent candidates to … Read more
DENVER — Jordi Fernandez has known Nuggets coach Michael Malone since their days in Cleveland, and he spent six seasons as an assistant under him in Denver. He credits those years — helping mold the Nuggets into winners — for not only getting him the Nets job but laying down the blueprint he’s trying to … Read more
A long-simmering desire of some conservatives to kill the evil Internal Revenue Service has come out into the open this election season. House Speaker J. Dennis Hastert of Illinois, Rep. Tom DeLay of Texas, Sen. Sam Brownback of Kansas and other quieter followers have gone public with calls for either a flat national sales tax … Read more
Journalism is a hard racket. Jonathan Zachary is proving that in the sweltering heat of Atlanta, covering the Democratic Party convention just two weeks after returning from a grueling assignment in Israel’s occupied West Bank. “They force-fed me coffee during the shoots,” he groaned about his second trip out of the country. The first was … Read more
Former President Trump appears at Manhattan criminal court Thursday morning in New York. The jury reached a verdict hours later: guilty on all counts. (Steven Hirsch / Associated Press) The sometimes-breathless gavel-to-gavel coverage of former President Trump’s trial was no surprise, as a singularly divisive figure sat for more than a month at the defense … Read more
Lots of columns, lots of laughs. But, in recent years, some heart-wrenching moments as well. (Stuart Patience / For The Times) So, now I’m finally going. Promise. This goodbye has been like a Cher farewell tour, it goes on and on and on …. Just go already, right? After 30 years here, this will be … Read more
An armed 50-year-old man who pointed his weapon at an NYPD sergeant was shot by police in Brooklyn Friday night after cops patrolling the neighborhood heard a gunshot Friday night. Uniformed officers in two unmarked police vehicles driving near Flatlands Avenue and East 80th Street in Canarsie heard a single gunshot at around 9:45 p.m., … Read more
Jack Sawyer didn’t take it easy on his old roommate. With just over two minutes left in the fourth quarter of Friday night’s College Football Playoff semifinal in Arlington, Texas, the Ohio State defensive end made the game-changing play of the night when he forced a fumble from Texas quarterback Quinn Ewers before running it … Read more
The sister of the California man who died while protecting his family home with a garden hose from the Eaton Fire recalled her final moments with her brother as she tried to get him to leave the dangerous area. Victor Shaw, 66, was sleeping inside the Altadena bungalow he shared with his younger sister on … Read more
A hydraulic fracturing operation near Rifle, Colo. (Brennan Linsley / Associated Press) As President Trump flouts international calls to act on climate change, his administration is finding the pressure at home tougher to ignore. The limitations of Trump’s power to reset U.S. climate policy has been on full display over the last few days in … Read more
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