This isn’t a new issue for the Knicks. They struggled with containing offensive rebounding last round, too, but the Celtics taking — and missing — so many shots the opening two games has magnified it. Entering Saturday’s Game 3 at the Garden, with the Knicks holding a 2-0 lead in their conference semifinal series, Boston … Read more
It does not take long to sense that Jaxson Dart is comfortable with himself, around his teammates — even those he just met — in interview settings with the media, as the centerpiece of an offense and as the face of a program. He is the quarterback and acts like it. What cannot be known … Read more
Charlie Woods won’t be playing the U.S. Open this year. The 16-year-old son of Tiger Woods shot 3-over par 75 at Wellington Golf Club in Florida on Thursday, finishing seven strokes off the qualifying score of 68. It’s the second straight year Woods failed to qualify for the tournament, but his showing on Thursday was … Read more
More than 150 dogs were found crammed into an elderly hoarder’s tiny, trashed house in Utah last month, horrific newly released police bodycam footage reveals. Homeowner Miguel Salgado-Vargas, 73, wasn’t there during the sweep last month, but Ogden Police bodycam footage obtained by KUTV shows packs of pooches — plus a few cats — swarming … Read more
D.C. Metropolitan Police Department Officer Michael Fanone, shown in July 2021 after testifying before Congress, says he is still trying to sort through the violence on Jan. 6, 2021, at the U.S. Capitol. (Bill O’Leary / Pool Photo) Police Officer Michael Fanone suffered a heart attack after being badly beaten at the U.S. Capitol on … Read more
William J. Bennett’s Aug. 12 commentary is the latest example of a recent trend in conservative public relations–opponents of affirmative action claiming to be the heirs of Martin Luther King Jr. They invoke the sentence from King’s 1963 speech looking forward to the day his children would be judged by “the content of their character,” … Read more
Protesters hold signs outside the Office of Personnel Management in Washington, D.C., on March 4, 2025, showing support for federal workers after President Trump’s efforts to dismantle agencies and lay off thousands. (Alex Wroblewski / AFP via Getty Images) The Trump administration must halt much of its widescale downsizing of the federal workforce, a California … Read more
It’s a party in the USA! Miley Cyrus reunited with her estranged dad Billy Ray Cyrus to celebrate her brother Braison’s 31st birthday party on Friday. The country singer shared a photo of the family posing together to his Instagram. The “Flowers” singer can be seen in the sweet snap with her arms wrapped around … Read more
Nothing about the past six months has been easy for the Connecticut Sun. After six straight trips to the WNBA semifinals with no championship trophies to show for them, change was inevitable. But what followed was a series of blows that left Connecticut reeling. Coach Stephanie White left before her contract ended to take the … Read more
Jets rookie wide receiver Arian Smith has heard the talk. The pre-draft evaluations of Smith all talked about how he had world-class speed, but dropped too many passes. Smith, a fourth-round pick out of Georgia, is ready to answer his critics. “It’s very motivating,” Smith said Friday on the first day of the Jets rookie … Read more
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