Toronto Blue Jays starter Max Scherzer is taking the ball first for the team during Game 3 of the World Series, making history in the process. Scherzer will be taking on the Los Angeles Dodgers on ...

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Soon, shoplifters in America may not just have to watch behind them, but above their heads, too. Flock Safety, a company that builds drones, has developed systems to pursue thieves bolting from retail ...

The thieves behind the daring Louvre Museum heist in Paris, France, appear to have used a truck-mounted moving lift — the kind professional movers use to hoist furniture up to apartment windows — in ...

Camas ice cream, camas cupcakes, camas meat pies, camas crepes with salmon, even camas sushi. If you’re camas-curious, these are some of the dishes you might get to taste from noon to 3 p.m. Saturday, ...

With bargains on secondhand treasures, and a social media feel, the e-commerce app has taken the “energy” of a good thrift store online. By Max Berlinger Jeremyn Lee is a fan of luxury labels like ...

Iowa Hawkeyes wide receiver Kaden Wetjen (21) scores the go ahead touchdown against the Penn State Nittany Lions during the 4th quarter at Kinnick Stadium Saturday, October 18, 2025. (Amir ...

What a time it is for Mad Max to make his first impact on this year's postseason. The Toronto Blue Jays fell behind 2-0 in the American League Championship Series, but they showed they have no ...

The drug typically costs between $5,000 and $6,000 per cycle. President Donald Trump announced a deal on Thursday between his administration and pharmaceutical company EMD Serono to reduce the cost of ...

Michael Bublé turned to his own music catalogue for his latest Battle on The Voice. After Max Cooper III and Lucas Beltran paired themselves up for the Battle Round, Bublé decided to have the soulful, ...

Off a quiet hallway on the top floor of a building at the University of Osaka in Japan, Katsuhiko Hayashi is hatching a revolution. Human embryo science: can the world’s regulators keep pace? He is on ...