ESPN Goes Dark On DirecTV During U.S. Open, Angering Sports Fans
ESPN has gone off the air on a major carrier for the second straight year during the U.S. Open tennis tournament and in the midst of the first full weekend of college football.
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Obi Ndefo, 'Dawson’s Creek' And 'Stargate SG-1' Actor, Dead At 51
Actor Obi Ndefo has died at the age of 51.
Thousands Of U.S. Hotel Workers Are On Strike
Thousands of hotel workers around the country walked off the job Sunday amid labor disputes with several major hotel chains.
Couple Missing At Nudist Ranch Allegedly Killed By Neighbor Who Was Found Beneath His House
A Southern California man was arrested Thursday night on suspicion of murder in connection with the disappearance of his neighbors, who were last seen at their home at a nudist ranch in San Bernardino County.
Elon Musk says voting by mail is ‘insane’ — but he has done it himself, records show
Elon Musk has attacked voting by mail as an “insane” idea that encourages election fraud, but he voted by mail twice when he lived in California, according to records of his voting history obtained by NBC News.
‘I will vote for her if she agrees to sell her house’: Brentwood locals joke about Harris’s presence in their neighborhood
Vice President Kamala Harris’ neighbors are divided over the fanfare that accompanies the Democratic nominee when she stays at her Los Angeles area home.
Shohei Ohtani's Dog 'Throwing Out' First Pitch Might Be The Cutest Thing Ever
Shohei Ohtani homered leading off the game on his second bobblehead night at Dodger Stadium shortly after the Japanese superstar and his dog, Decoy, handled ceremonial first pitch duties.
Flaws Persist in F.B.I.’s Handling of Child Sex Abuse Cases, Watchdog Says
The F.B.I. mishandled child sexual abuse allegations even after enacting new protocols since its bungled investigation into Lawrence G. Nassar’s assault of young gymnasts, the Justice Department’s watchdog found in a report released on Thursday.