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Urshela is primarily a third baseman, but has seen time all around the infield

Investigative reporter and conservative activist Laura Loomer has exposed a massive human trafficking operation in Panama, which is transporting illegals from Africa in the middle of the night to their next stop on their trek to their eventual destination in the U.S.

Dalton Knecht's decision to transfer to Tennessee and hopefully improve his NBA draft stock sure seems poised to pay off.

The Los Angeles Dodgers and San Diego Padres will throw out the first pitches of Spring Training on Thursday at Peoria Stadium. Even though (...)

According to dentists, using a tongue scraper can help eliminate bacteria in your mouth and fight bad breath. Find top-rated tongue scrapers from Amazon, Walmart and more.

Barstool Sports founder Dave Portnoy and his new rescue pup Miss Peaches joined "Fox & Friends" Thursday to encourage others to "adopt, don't shop."

Speaker Mike Johnson promised a group of Republican lawmakers at a GOP weekend retreat that they would strategize on how to keep the House majority. Instead, he led a religious sermon, which didn't go over well with his frustrated colleagues.

St. Mary’s in Indiana backtracks from a decision to admit transgender males.

Dancing On Ice judge Oti Mabuse became a first time mum last year with her baby daughter arriving two months early. She has discussed the love - and exhaustion - parenting has brought her.

This common myth could stop patients seeking out appropriate treatment for their condition.

New Hampshire jurors have reached a decision after a two-week trial against Adam Montgomery in the heinous murder of his 5-year-old daughter Harmony.

The Chief of Army Staff, Lt-Gen. Taoreed Lagbaja, has frowned at the reports of disagreements between the military and civilians in some parts of the nation. He then vowed to protect the rights of all citizens of the country. Speaking at a one-day human rights seminar tagged, ‘Expounding the Human Rights Narrative in Contemporary Times:

Alabama hospital pauses IVF treatments after Supreme Courts ruling on embryos

Police have arrested two teenagers in connection with an attempted robbery during a private marketplace sale in Groton that led to one of the suspects shooting at the victim.

The Quetta Gladiators beat Islamabad United on Thursday by three wickets after a late scare in their chase of 139 at Lahore’s Gaddafi Stadium, courtesy of handy contributions with the bat from their skipper Rilee Rossouw, Sherfane Rutherford, and Jason Roy.

‘Your poor kid. Why rob them of childhood birthday parties? It’s not about YOU,’ says commenter

In a statement, the finance ministry noted that the amendments to Trustee Bank (TB) Regulations simplify and strengthen the provisions related to implementation of fraud prevention and mitigation policy, compensation to the subscriber, invitation of application for new registration and surrender of certificate of registration.

Jaylen Brown showcased a series of tributes in this year’s NBA Slam Dunk Contest, but one of them wasn’t demonstrated to the fullest. Brown rocked the high school jersey of the late Terrence Clarke and sported a white glove as a salute to Indiana native Michael Jackson over the course of his impressive showing at […]

On Thursday, a national cell phone outage sparked comparisons to the opening of the apocalyptic Netflix film “Leave The World Behind.” The problem started with AT&T’s network, but also affected Verizon and T-Mobile customers as well.

Cotopaxi invited a group of BYU students to tour Cotopaxi headquarters on Feb. 15 as a prize for winning a recent case competition.

1. Harmony Montgomery murder: Jury reaches verdict in Adam Montgomery trial  Fox News
2. New Hampshire man convicted of killing 5-year-old daughter  WPRI.com
3. A 'Sinister, Rotten, Soulless, Cowardly Dirtbag' Kills Their Own Child  Court TV

With his storied time in Chicago over, Tim Anderson has signed on to play with the Miami Marlins. | Justin Casterline/Getty Images

STICK TALK is headed to Miami

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For years, the IRS was too broke to take on America’s richest and most sophisticated tax filers, the agency’s commissioner, Daniel Werfel, said in a new interview. Now, he says, the government has wealthy tax dodgers squarely in its sights—and it’s using artificial intelligence to aid the crackdown.