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College football players on the field, as a court ruling grants 2022 class athletes a fifth year of eligibility

NCAA Court Ruling Opens Fifth Year for 2022 College Football Players — But an Appeal Looms

A Colorado federal judge's order in Wisne v. NCAA granted fifth-year eligibility to all 2022 class athletes Friday, prompting an immediate scramble in college football. The NCAA plans to appeal to the

August 3, 2026

News·Sports

Tyler Mahle pitching, acquired by the Atlanta Braves from the San Francisco Giants at the 2026 trade deadline

Braves Acquire Tyler Mahle From Giants to Fill Rotation Gap Left by López Injury

The Atlanta Braves acquired right-hander Tyler Mahle from the San Francisco Giants, sending Anthony Molina in return, hours after Reynaldo López was placed on the IL with left knee inflammation. Mahle posted

August 3, 2026

News·Sports

Huascar Brazobán, right-handed reliever acquired by the Chicago White Sox from the New York Mets at the 2026 trade deadline

White Sox Acquire Huascar Brazobán From Mets at Trade Deadline

Chicago acquired right-hander Huascar Brazobán from the New York Mets on Sunday, sending Double-A pitcher Gabe Davis and Triple-A reliever Zach Franklin in return. The trade is the White Sox's second major

August 3, 2026

News·Sports

Jessica Pegula and Alexandra Eala during the Mubadala DC Open women's final before thunderstorms suspended play in Washington

Rain Suspends DC Open Final as Pegula Leads Eala 6-4, 1-2 Into Monday

Jessica Pegula leads Alexandra Eala 6-4, 1-2 in the Mubadala DC Open final — but Eala had just broken serve to flip the second set when thunderstorms suspended play Sunday evening. The

August 3, 2026

News·Sports

Packed stands at Robin Roberts Stadium in Springfield Illinois for the inaugural Women's Professional Baseball League game on August 2 2026

Los Angeles Queens Win Inaugural Women’s Baseball League Game in 10-8 Comeback

Mo'ne Davis crossed home plate on Saturday as the first woman to score a run in professional baseball in 71 years. The Los Angeles Queens then rallied from four runs down to

August 3, 2026

News·Sports

Centennial Mills warehouse burning in Portland Pearl District August 2026

Portland’s Historic Centennial Mills Warehouse Collapses in Fire

Portland firefighters watched from the Willamette River and from the air as Centennial Mills, a 116-year-old Pearl District warehouse, burned for hours and collapsed on Sunday, erasing years of community plans to

August 3, 2026

News

Virgin Mary statue stands amid burned ruins of homes in Spokane Balboa neighborhood after Old Trails Fire August 2026

Spokane Wildfires Destroy 600 Structures as FEMA Authorizes Federal Aid

More than 600 structures were destroyed in Spokane wildfires that began Saturday. FEMA authorized emergency federal aid Monday, and California's Type 1 incident management team assumed unified command as 4,000 firefighters work

August 3, 2026

Climate·News

Aerial scene from the Spokane wildfire emergency as fires burned through eastern Washington in August 2026

Drones Grounded Firefighting Aircraft Over Spokane as Evacuation Orders Spread North

Unauthorized drones forced firefighting helicopters to land over Spokane's wildfire zones this weekend while the Old Trails Fire jumped the Spokane River. Level 3 evacuation orders expanded north of Mead High School

August 3, 2026

Climate·News

US Capitol building with flower arrangement in foreground as Senate leaders announce bipartisan continuing resolution August 2026

Senate Bipartisan Deal Funds Government Through Midterms, Blocks Trump Grants Rule

Senate leaders struck a bipartisan deal Sunday to fund the government through December 11, blocking a Trump rule to politicize federal grant reviews. The agreement reflects both parties' drive to avoid a

August 3, 2026

Government and Politics·News

MacBook Air M5 laptop on backorder due to global memory chip shortage driven by AI data center demand

MacBook Air Goes on Backorder as AI Memory Crunch Reaches Apple’s Most Popular Laptop

MacBook Air is on backorder with delivery dates in late August and September, as AI data centers consume the memory chips Apple needs for its laptops. The shortage arrived at the worst

August 3, 2026

Artificial Intelligence·News·Technology

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NCAA Court Ruling Opens Fifth Year for 2022 College Football Players — But an Appeal Looms

Braves Acquire Tyler Mahle From Giants to Fill Rotation Gap Left by López Injury

White Sox Acquire Huascar Brazobán From Mets at Trade Deadline

Rain Suspends DC Open Final as Pegula Leads Eala 6-4, 1-2 Into Monday

Los Angeles Queens Win Inaugural Women’s Baseball League Game in 10-8 Comeback

Portland’s Historic Centennial Mills Warehouse Collapses in Fire

Spokane Wildfires Destroy 600 Structures as FEMA Authorizes Federal Aid

Drones Grounded Firefighting Aircraft Over Spokane as Evacuation Orders Spread North

Senate Bipartisan Deal Funds Government Through Midterms, Blocks Trump Grants Rule

MacBook Air Goes on Backorder as AI Memory Crunch Reaches Apple’s Most Popular Laptop

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Ahmadis in Bangladesh face fresh threat of persecution

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