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On a team that was supposed to bomb away like nobody’s business, Rizzo — with better-than-expected numbers, though nothing he hasn’t done before — has been the best and most productive hitter.

Don’t believe the nonsense that “you can’t win a division in April; you can only lose it.” Thanks to their hot start and suddenly hot bats, the Rays are going to be in the playoffs.

The White Sox closer’s battle with non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma came to an end Thursday with a proclamation from Hendriks himself that he is cancer-free. “It’s official,” Hendriks said in an Instagram post Thursday.

Arab League (AL) Secretary-General Ahmed Aboul-Gheit on Wednesday called on conflicting Sudanese parties to cease fire during the upcoming Eid Al-Fitr holiday to enable civilians to respond to urgent humanitarian situations. "It is heartrending to see Sudanese brethren observe Eid Al-Fitr frightened at their homes, in fear of their lives,…

More than half a century after being written, Judy Blume’s Are you there God? It’s me Margaret is finally hitting the big screen.

But the Sox ace’s two walks and wild pitch in the sixth allowed the Orioles to tie the game, and the Sox ended up losing 8-4.

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Hours after Albert Pujols offered optimism and a polite word of warning about the Texas Rangers, his fears about the state of the team actually came true.

The Chiefs star hit a moonshot after getting tips from the AL home run king.

Dozens of Afghan intelligence agents who worked for the French secret services in Afghanistan say they were abandoned by France after the Taliban took power on 15 August, 2021. These allegations are revealed Wednesday in a joint investigation by RFI, the NGO Lighthouse Reports and daily newspaper Le Monde.

PHILADELPHIA — Twenty-four hours after the Phillies scored 15 runs and banged out 20 hits against reigning Cy Young Award winner Sandy Alcantara, fans threw $1 hot dogs onto the field.