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nypost.com | 21 min. ago NEW

Heroes, zeros from Mets’ Subway Series win: Gerrit Cole struggles in second straight start

Heroes, zeros and the inside pitch from the Mets’ 12-2 win over the Yankees on Saturday afternoon in the Subway Series in The Bronx.

nypost.com | 1 hrs. 7 min. ago

Dangerous Mets continue to show good fight — and what could have been

You can theorize if you wish that the Mets are only killing it now since 1) they’re out of it, and 2) the pressure’s off. I get it. Mets fans have been through a lot over 64 seasons.

mirror.co.uk | 1 hrs. 53 min. ago

UK's Hardest Man calls out World's Scariest Man for boxing fight

Big Stacks - who calls himself The Hardest Man in the UK - called out Martyn Ford following his stoppage win over Jordan McCann in Newcastle

koreatimes.co.kr | 2 hrs. 45 min. ago

How Magok development changed southwestern Seoul's historical landscape

When I first moved to southwestern Seoul, near Gimpo International Airport, in 2003, the nearby Magok area was a large expanse of fields where rice and vegetables grew and egrets and weasels roamed. It was surrounded on many sides by apartment complexes that were built in the early 1990s, a time when much of Gangseo District was urbanized. Hints of the urban development to come were on the horizon, however. A long, deep gash in Magok’s fields marked where Seoul Metro Line 9 was under construction, and soon after it was covered over, another flurry of construction activity took place as ground broke on the Airport Express (AREX) line. The two lines came together at Magongnaru Station, though for years, the only evidence of its existence was a single, sealed-off subway exit in the middle of the fields. Despite its forlorn appearance in those days, these subway lines with their express trains proved to be something of a game-changer for Gangseo District, much of which had been previously ill-served by the subway system. In 2008, the last large-scale rice harvests in Magok took place and

smh.com.au | 3 hrs. 14 min. ago

Detached homes over apartments: Why buyers are bypassing Labor’s established suburb push

Three years after Daniel Andrews promised to rein in urban sprawl, fresh ABS data shows almost half of all new housing approvals are stuck on Melbourne’s fringe.

thestar.com | 3 hrs. 19 min. ago

Potential for Keselowski-Hocevar retaliation hangs over NASCAR Chase contenders in St. Louis

Carson Hocevar is introduced to fans prior to a NASCAR Cup Series auto race Sunday, Sept. 6, 2026, in Darlington, S.C. (AP Photo/Matt Kelley)

theguardian.com | 3 hrs. 31 min. ago

Enric Mas heads for Vuelta glory after extending lead on penultimate stage

Movistar rider refuses to crack in brutal mountain testMas will be first Spanish winner since Contador ​in 2014Enric Mas all but secured overall victory in the Vuelta a España when he survived a brutal penultimate ⁠stage on the sun-baked slopes of the Sierra Nevada mountains. The 31-year-old Movistar rider spent most of the 186km stage in a group ⁠alongside Primoz Roglic, Felix ⁠Gall and ​Richard Carapaz – the only men who could deny him the red jersey – and simply refused to crack.Looking perfectly in control up the steep ⁠and winding final 9km climb to Collado del Alguacil, Mas comfortably protected the 1min 37sec advantage he had held over Roglic after ⁠19 stages and even stretched his lead at the finish. Continue reading...

thebulwark.com | 3 hrs. 48 min. ago

GOP Senator Had His Patients ARRESTED Over Medical Bills

Tim Miller takes a closer look at Kansas Sen.

nypost.com | 5 hrs. 3 min. ago

Aaron Glenn is only focused on one thing as Robert Saleh shadow looms over Jets’ opener

The Jets’ last trip here was just two years ago, but it feels like a decade.

independent.co.uk | 5 hrs. 35 min. ago

Keely Hodgkinson beaten into second by Audrey Werro at Ultimate Championship

The Briton was edged out by her Swiss rival over 800 metres.

nytimes.com | 5 hrs. 55 min. ago

Republican Campaign Aide Is Fired Over Nazi Photo

Senator Jon Husted, running in a high-stakes race in Ohio, dismissed his political director because of social media activity displaying a “complete lack” of judgment, a spokeswoman said.

mirror.co.uk | 8 hrs. 14 min. ago

What time does Conor Benn vs Ryan Garcia fight start tonight?

Conor Benn will be aiming to become a world champion for the first time in his career when he meets Ryan Garcia over in Las Vegas

theguardian.com | 9 hrs. 6 min. ago

Formula One 2026: Norris pips Antonelli to Spanish Grand Prix pole by 0.011sec – live

F1 qualifying to begin at 3pm BST in Madrid (4pm local) Welcome to the Madring | And follow us over on TikTokBut Bearman’s picture could have been left out. New chassis needed, no can drive.Portentous countdown time. Continue reading...

nypost.com | 10 hrs. 4 min. ago

Don’t be deceived by the dodges of lefty Dems like James Talarico

This effort to paper over radicalism is neatly summed up in the “Woke 1 was craaazy” noise from Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez — a pretense of a pivot to the center without dropping those extreme positions.

kyivpost.com | 10 hrs. 38 min. ago

EU Eastern Border Irregular Crossings Drop 47%

Irregular crossings along the EU’s Eastern Land Border route dropped 47% in the first eight months of 2026, with Frontex recording just over 4,000 detections. The decline coincides with extensive border fortifications across Poland, the Baltic states, and Finland, including Poland’s €2.3 billion East Shield project. Total irregular entries across the EU decreased by 35% to roughly 75,000, with declines recorded across nearly all major corridors except the Western Mediterranean route.

nypost.com | 10 hrs. 58 min. ago

Unhinged fan drove 1,000 miles in hopes of marrying virgin OnlyFans star Sophie Rain — then tried to grab her

An unhinged man drove over 1,000 miles in hopes of marrying OnlyFans star Sophie Rain when the brunette beauty made her runway debut at Miami Swim Week this spring, her friend revealed to The Post.

independent.co.uk | 11 hrs. 51 min. ago

England complete 3-0 series clean sweep with an eight-wicket victory over Pakistan

latimes.com | 12 hrs. 26 min. ago

Waymo pulls over, calls cops on juvenile riders who had 'ghost gun,' authorities say

Two young people riding in an autonomous vehicle were arrested in San Francisco after authorities allegedly found them in possession of an illegal “ghost gun.”

dw.com | 12 hrs. 28 min. ago

Uganda lays 'boy king' Oyo to rest amid succession row

A funeral is underway for King Oyo Nyimba, who was crowned in the Tooro Kingdom in 1995 aged just 3. His death at 34 has triggered a dispute over a successor, as rumors abound of possible heirs born out of wedlock.

france24.com | 13 hrs. 21 min. ago

Céline Dion fever grips Paris ahead of sold-out residency

It's Céline Dion fever in Paris. She returns to the stage this Saturday, opening a sold-out Paris residency. It will be the first of 26 concerts over the next eight months. She is making a comeback after a battle with a neurological disorder that has sidelined her career. On the eve of her first performance, there was a giant free karaoke singalong here in the French capital to get things going.

smh.com.au | 13 hrs. 55 min. ago

Gus fumes over Bunker double movement call

Addin Fonua-Blake looked to have scored the Sharks' opener for the night, but was denied after the Bunker ruled a double movement.

euromaidanpress.com | 14 hrs. 18 min. ago

EU sanctions rollover stalls over Russian oligarch Usmanov as Paris backs Bratislava’s demand to delist him

Ambassadors broke up with no agreement on renewing the measures, and they have one sitting left before every restriction on the list runs out on its own.

smh.com.au | 14 hrs. 30 min. ago

Dolphins into NRL’s final four with comeback win over Warriors

In a match featuring three sin bins and six penalty goals, the Dolphins booked a home preliminary final with a come-from-behind 26-16 victory over the New Zealand Warriors in Auckland.

theguardian.com | 15 hrs. 39 min. ago

‘I love a bit of mischief!’ Liza Tarbuck on why she’s swapping her Radio 2 mic for a potter’s wheel

Her riotous weekly show had an army of devoted fans. Now Tarbuck has joined the ranks of star presenters leaving the BBC – and she’s getting her hands dirtyA tragedy. A national disaster. A loss to the cultural landscape that should be discussed in parliament. These were just a few listener reactions when Liza Tarbuck left her Radio 2 show earlier this year. “I was bereft about it, too,” sighs Tarbuck. “I miss angsting over the playlist. I miss the texts and emails. For two hours every weekend, we were a proper gang.”Tarbuck hosted her Saturday evening show for 14 years, building it into the funniest show on British radio. Her riotous mix of freewheeling chat and hand-picked tunes (the music could span nine decades in the same show) drew an audience of 2 million, and received more messages from listeners – 50 per minute – than any other programme on the station. Continue reading...

kyivindependent.com | 15 hrs. 43 min. ago

Explainer: How Ukraine’s biggest corruption scheme persisted despite all odds

Ukraine's largest corruption scandal in years came to light last year with a wave of arrests, sanctions, and a political shakeup. New revelations over the past few weeks suggest that produced little result.Last November, Ukraine’s anti-corruption authorities' Operation Midas uncovered a $100 million money-laundering

nypost.com | 18 hrs. 14 min. ago

Heroes, zeros from Yankees’ Subway Series win: Cody Bellinger mashes key home run

Heroes, zeros and the inside pitch from the Yankees’ 6-4 win over the Mets on Friday night in the Subway Series in The Bronx:

smh.com.au | 18 hrs. 28 min. ago

AFLW round five: Top Hawk suffers serious knee injury

Aine McDonagh has fired Hawthorn to an 11-point AFLW win over the Western Bulldogs that was soured by captain Emily Bates’ serious leg injury.

thestar.com | 19 hrs. 4 min. ago

Rookies Báez and Bernal lead Cardinals to 7-3 win over White Sox

St. Louis Cardinals' Joshua Báez is congratulated by teammates after scoring during the fifth inning of a baseball game against the Chicago White Sox Friday, Sept. 11, 2026, in St. Louis. (AP Photo/Jeff Roberson)

nypost.com | 20 hrs. 18 min. ago

Yankees’ Carlos Rodon flashes playoff form in win over Mets: ‘He threw the heck out of the ball’

Carlos Rodón looked like a postseason pitcher on Friday night — and just in time.

livemint.com | 21 hrs. ago

Father faces ₹12.83 lakh penalty over minor child’s ₹1.17 crore interest income; ITAT Delhi grants relief

A minor's ₹1.17 crore interest income led to a ₹12.83 lakh penalty for his father. The tax officer denied a reduced rate under the India-UAE treaty and penalised for supposed under-reporting. Here's what happened next.

koreatimes.co.kr | 21 hrs. 32 min. ago

Why did everyone in old Korea wear white?

If you have the good fortune to spend time looking over photos and videos of Korea in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, you will notice something quite striking: nearly everyone’s wearing white. There is a uniformity in the appearance of the people, marked by their plain, unadorned white clothing. Contrast this with the bright pinks, blues and greens we see foreigners wearing around the palaces and bursting through our screens in high definition as part of the latest K-drama, and you realize that there’s a disconnect between the past as it was and as it is imagined today. Consider the following 1920s quote: “While China and especially Japan are using so many different colors in their dresses, there is no such trend in the neighboring country, Joseon. They wear no color but white. Even when they use a color, it's an almost colorless jade. What makes everyone, regardless of gender or age, wear white? There are many countries and nations in the world, but none are like Joseon.” But why did Korean people wear white? And why were they known as "Baekui Minjok" (People in white c

latimes.com | 21 hrs. 44 min. ago

Josue De Paula shows poise in his much-anticipated debut as Dodgers beat Marlins

Top prospect Josue De Paula makes his Dodgers debut, taking over at designated hitter for the Dodgers in a 6-2 win over the Miami Marlins.

smh.com.au | 21 hrs. 58 min. ago

Shelton fumes at chair umpire over harsh call

Ben Shelton lets out his frustrations towards the chair umpire after a harsh call.

koreatimes.co.kr | 23 hrs. ago

Dinos sign ex-MLB pitcher Clevinger as temporary injury replacement

The NC Dinos announced Saturday they have acquired former major league pitcher Mike Clevinger as a short-term injury replacement. Clevinger, 35, will make $75,000 as a six-week fill-in for starter Curtis Taylor, who was sidelined this week with a right shoulder injury. Clevinger has 164 big league games under his belt. He pitched for three clubs from 2016 to 2025 and enjoyed his best years with Cleveland from 2017 to 2019. Clevinger went 12-6 with a 3.11 ERA in 2017. Then in 2018, he won a career-high 13 games and had a 3.02 ERA, along with 207 strikeouts in 200 innings across 32 starts. He was limited to 21 starts in 2019 but matched his win total from the previous year while posting a 2.71 ERA over 126 innings, along with 169 strikeouts. The American right-hander has been in the minor leagues for the Pittsburgh Pirates this year, posting a 4.15 ERA in 22 outings across three levels. He was released by the Pirates in August. The Dinos said Clevinger will arrive in South Korea on Sunday and join his new Korea Baseball Organization (KBO) club Tuesday. The Dinos, riding a three-game winning

latimes.com | 23 hrs. 42 min. ago

Cyclosporiasis outbreak that sickened tens of thousands officially over, CDC says

The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention declared the cyclosporiasis outbreak officially over, saying the number of recent infections — primarily in the Midwest and on the East Coast — has significantly declined.

theguardian.com | 1 days ago

Jakob Ingebrigtsen blows away bitter rival Hocker in Ultimate Championships 5,000m

Norwegian leaves rival Hocker trailing to claim $150,000Briton Jazmin Sawyers second in the women’s long jumpIt is a scene that has become gloriously familiar down the years. Jakob Ingebrigtsen leaving the world’s best athletes gasping in his slipstream, holding one imperious finger in the air, revelling in his athletic genius. But this victory over 5,000m at the inaugural Ultimate Championships carried extra sweetness – and spice.The sweetness? That came from winning a mammoth first prize of $150,000 after an achilles injury he feared might derail his career. And the spice? Well, that was provided by the way Ingebrigtsen utterly obliterated his great American rival Cole Hocker, a man he had branded a “coward” just a week ago. Continue reading...