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Pirates edge Angels 1-0 on Mangum's double and a steady bullpen
sports1 month ago

Pirates edge Angels 1-0 on Mangum's double and a steady bullpen

In a tight game at PNC Park, the Pirates beat the Angels 1-0 behind a six-scoreless inning effort from Jared Jones (nine strikeouts) and a combined shutout by Dotel and Montgomery. The Pirates scratched out the game's lone run in the second on Jake Mangum’s double that brought home Griffin. Jones maintained control into the sixth, the Pirates threatened again in the eighth, and the bullpen finished off the shutout as Angel hitters were stymied late.

Navone stuns Djokovic in harrowing five-set U.S. Open upset
sports1 month ago

Navone stuns Djokovic in harrowing five-set U.S. Open upset

Novak Djokovic, 39, was eliminated in the U.S. Open’s first round by Mariano Navone in a grueling five-set match that lasted 4 hours and 36 minutes, ending Djokovic’s streak of 77 consecutive first-round Grand Slam wins. Djokovic vomited, cramped and battled back/shoulder pain as Navone wore him down with relentless rallies on Arthur Ashe Stadium. After the match, Djokovic spoke of ongoing medical issues and an uncertain return to form, while Navone celebrated a landmark upset against one of tennis’ all-time greats.

Four WR Busts to Fade in Your 2026 Fantasy Draft
sports1 month ago

Four WR Busts to Fade in Your 2026 Fantasy Draft

FantasyPros’ Evan Tarracciano highlights Rashee Rice, Davante Adams, Christian Watson, and Carnell Tate as wide receiver busts for 2026. Rice carries injury and off‑field risk with an expensive Chiefs offense; Adams faces TD regression and aging concerns in a more balanced L.A. attack; Watson’s history of injuries and durability questions temper his upside despite a big contract; Tate is a rookie with uncertain quarterback play in Tennessee, making him a high-risk price. managers should avoid paying premium ADP for these WRs this season.

American Horror Story: Season 13 Reunites a Dream Cast for a Sept. 24 Premiere
tv2 months ago

American Horror Story: Season 13 Reunites a Dream Cast for a Sept. 24 Premiere

FX and Hulu will debut American Horror Story: 13 on Sept. 24, 2026, a 13-episode season of 30-minute installments that brings back core stars like Jessica Lange, Evan Peters, Sarah Paulson, Emma Roberts, and Angela Bassett, with new cast members including Paul Anthony Kelly, Alex Consani, Avantika, Madelaine Petsch, John Waters and Joey Pollari. Ariana Grande dropped out due to a scheduling conflict. A teaser trailer previews the ensemble and nods to past seasons, while Murphy says the season is a thank-you to fans and not the end of the franchise, with Season 14 already in development.

US Targets Chinese Drone Tech with Heavy Tariffs and Onshoring Push
world2 months ago

US Targets Chinese Drone Tech with Heavy Tariffs and Onshoring Push

President Trump imposes sweeping tariffs on Chinese drones and components—up to 100% for sensitive systems and 25% on drones up to 25kg—while creating an onshoring program; drones from US allies face lower duties (15% generally, 10% for the UK). The move aims to reduce reliance on Chinese drone technology and reshape supply chains amid ongoing US-China tensions.

Funflation Returns: Gaming and Streaming Costs Rise in 2026
business3 months ago

Funflation Returns: Gaming and Streaming Costs Rise in 2026

Prices for home entertainment are rising again as “funflation” returns in 2026: console and device price hikes (e.g., Nintendo Switch 2), higher streaming fees, and more expensive components push costs up, driving consumers—especially Gen Z and Millennials—to cut back, seek cheaper options, or opt for ad-supported services, per PNC data and industry reporting.

Donor eggs can’t reset the aging uterus, fertility falls after 49
health3 months ago

Donor eggs can’t reset the aging uterus, fertility falls after 49

A study of 1,774 women found that while younger donor eggs raise IVF chances for some, women aged 49 and older still face lower pregnancy and live-birth rates and higher miscarriage risk. Pregnancy chances drop from about 54% in younger women to ~43% at 49+, live births fall from ~46% to ~32%, and miscarriage rises from 24% to 38%, suggesting age-related changes in the womb lining (endometrium) may limit the benefit of donor eggs. The findings don’t discourage donor-egg treatments but highlight that aging of the uterus matters and should be discussed with patients.

US-Iran ceasefire aims to reopen Hormuz as G7 kicks off, markets cautious
world4 months ago

US-Iran ceasefire aims to reopen Hormuz as G7 kicks off, markets cautious

US and Iran announced a ceasefire ending hostilities and reopening the Strait of Hormuz, with a Geneva signing planned for Friday; Washington said it would lift its blockade of Iranian ports and Hormuz would reopen, while Iran said 60-day nuclear talks would begin after frozen funds are released—a claim the US disputes. Oil prices slid to multi-month lows on the news, though analysts warn this is a fragile reprieve, not a return to normal, given unresolved issues like Iran’s nuclear program, missiles, and proxies. Reactions were mixed: the EU, Pakistan, and Qatar welcomed the move, Israel and Lebanon tensions linger, and the signing coincides with the G7 summit in France, shaping a cautious path ahead for a lasting settlement.

Brunson's late dagger and Wembanyama's budding stardom lift Knicks in Finals Opener
sports4 months ago

Brunson's late dagger and Wembanyama's budding stardom lift Knicks in Finals Opener

In Game 1 of the NBA Finals in San Antonio, Jalen Brunson and Victor Wembanyama delivered in crunch time as the Knicks erased a 14-point deficit to beat the Spurs 105-95. Brunson poured in 30 on 31 shots and sealed the win with a corner 3 and late sequence; Wembanyama, despite an imperfect night (26 points on 21 attempts, 28.6% FG) and some rust, supplied key late plays and hit 12 of 13 free throws, showing he belongs on basketball's biggest stage and signaling the start of a compelling new era for both teams.

Nebraska Opens WCWS Run Against Arkansas, Powered by Frahm’s Return
sports4 months ago

Nebraska Opens WCWS Run Against Arkansas, Powered by Frahm’s Return

No. 4 seed Nebraska faces No. 10 Arkansas in the Women’s College World Series opener in Oklahoma City, led by Jordy Frahm (USA Softball Player of the Year) as they navigate a bracket that includes Alabama and UCLA. Arkansas brings a 5-0 NCAA Tournament run and a strong lineup, while Nebraska’s transfers from Arkansas could provide insider familiarity. The game is at 8:30 p.m. CDT on ESPN2, with radio coverage on the Huskers Network.