Miller Sanford Shai Hope hit a six-studded 82 not out as West Indies revived their Super Eight campaign in Barbados with a thumping nine-wicket win over fellow co-hosts the United States at the Twenty20 World Cup on Friday. Needing a win and a big bump in their net run rate after a loss to England in their … Read more
The Legislature beat down the gun lobby Thursday and sent to Gov. George Deukmejian for his promised signature a landmark bill making California the first state to ban military-style assault weapons. Jubilant supporters, who broke out in applause when Assembly approval of the heavily lobbied measure was announced, declared that the action “sends a message” … Read more
Bad blood boiled over between feuding groups of migrants at the Randall’s Island shelter Friday night as a brawl broke out following an earlier stabbing, police and sources said. Half a dozen migrants from Africa and South America duked it out around 8 p.m. at the massive Manhattan tent city that is no stranger to … Read more
Professional skateboarder Tyshawn Jones was kicked off his bike by a stranger in an apparent random attack while riding the streets of Paris Tyshawn Jones, hailed as the skateboarding king of New York, was crossing an intersection in the French capital when another bike rider came speeding up and kicked the bike out from underneath … Read more
A New Jersey school district apologized for offending a Muslim activist group this week after a middle school teacher featured a class quiz question naming the Islamic State, also known as ISIS or ISIL, as a terror group. The Wayne Township Public Schools superintendent’s office sent out a statement to the district expressing regret over … Read more
A homeless Florida man taking a midnight dip in a lake lost half his arm in an alligator attack moments after a concerned local warned him over the dangers lurking in the water, according to a report. The daredevil, who was only identified as a 31-year-old man, was bitten around 2 a.m. Sunday in Seminole … Read more
The U.S. Department of Agriculture will “gradually” resume inspections of avocados from the Mexican state of Michoacán, the U.S. Embassy in Mexico City said Friday. (Ted Shaffrey / Associated Press) The United States will “gradually” resume inspections of avocados and mangoes from the Mexican state of Michoacán, the U.S. Embassy here said Friday, opening the … Read more
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Roger Goodell didn’t mince words when talking about the efforts of pro football’s dedicated network. When appearing on the stand Monday as part of the ongoing “NFL Sunday Ticket” trial, Goodell not-so-subliminally judged NFL Network’s production quality when airing “Thursday Night Football.” “I had my own opinion that our production was below standards that the … Read more
Another one for the real-recognize-real log. Al Horford, celebrating like a champ, channeled his inner — and outer — Tom Brady during the Boston Celtics title parade on Friday. Nothing like parade day in Beantown 💚 pic.twitter.com/1x6jhWuxbK — Boston Celtics (@celtics) June 21, 2024 Horford wore a T-shirt of a drunk Brady celebrating his lone … Read more
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