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The Dodgers, Mets, Padres and Blue Jays have meetings set with the two-time Cy Young winner, and his agent expects a deal before baseball's labor contract runs out Dec. 1.
A razor-thin coalition of every Democrat and four departing Republicans will force a floor vote on a bill giving victims, state prosecutors and lawmakers the power to sue the attorney general over records still kept from them.
Wisconsin's governor-elect says the state can 'do away with' the Electoral College. Article II, Hamilton's Federalist 68 and hard lessons from close elections make the case for keeping a system built on the states.
Four incoming committee leaders want drugmakers' un-redacted pricing contracts. Oversight is their right, but the record on GLP-1s, Medicaid and TrumpRx shows what is at stake if the probe scares companies away from the table.
Every key fantasy piece in Thursday's NFC East rematch practiced fully and carries no injury designation, but McLaurin's absence and a fill-in center in Washington shape the lineup calls.
At the U.N. climate summit in Turkey, Secretary-General António Guterres told leaders that fossil fuels must "go the way of the dinosaurs." America has already cut its energy emissions by a fifth since 2005, largely with natural gas, while China keeps building coal plants. Here is the case the summit is not hearing.
The Senate cleared a key 73-25 hurdle on a sweeping bill to speed approvals for pipelines, power lines and power plants, cap lawsuits and make data centers pay their share of the grid. With Democrats taking over Congress in January, supporters have weeks to get it done.
With the four biggest leagues ending their championship games after this season to make room for a 24-team playoff, Missouri's Eli Drinkwitz and Wake Forest's Jake Dickert are asking what conferences are for. Their questions go to the heart of what fans love about the sport.
The Yankees' AL ERA leader and the Brewers' record-setting strikeout king lead strong fields when the BBWAA winners are revealed Wednesday at 9 p.m. ET.
In a new interview ahead of his memoir, the former president says he would not have sought a second term had he known about his cancer, while still calling his disastrous 2024 debate inconsequential. His words reopen the question of who knew what, and when.
After 33 years, six murdered journalists and a Nobel Peace Prize, Russia's last openly critical major newspaper has shut its Moscow newsroom, blaming an eviction, a cutoff of reader donations and the loss of its press registration. Its story is a warning about what a free press costs, and what it is worth.
Progressives sold Proposition 40 as a painless way to make the richest Californians pay for health care. In a year of Democratic wins, voters in America's bluest big state turned it down. The numbers, the history and the Constitution explain why.
Democrats promise the fight to remove the defense secretary is just the beginning once they take the House. But the framers set a high bar of treason, bribery and other high crimes, and only two Cabinet secretaries have ever been impeached. Neither was removed.
A month after a tie, New York (5-2-1) hosts Washington (2-5-1) at MetLife Stadium with a banged-up J.J. McCarthy at quarterback and the division lead on the line.
Six of our writers weigh the roll call, the President's support, the polls, the actual charges, the precedents and Hamilton's warning, and conclude lawmakers protected a grave remedy from turning into a tool for quarrels over war strategy.
The No. 7 pick is putting up scoring numbers the NBA hasn't seen from a rookie since 1984. Sacramento keeps losing anyway, and the 19-year-old says he refuses to get used to it.
Todd Monken says the plan was always for the veteran to start once healthy, setting up Watson's second start against the team that traded him.
A sentinel's rebuke at the Tomb drew the headlines. Our anchors honor the guard who did his duty and make the case for a Pentagon that has young Americans signing up to serve.
Seattle's school board voted 7-0 to authorize legal action against I-638 as the ACLU sued. The vote margin, the science and the Supreme Court all point the other way.
After a $618 million Superman and a costly Supergirl bomb, Skydance hands DC to Jeremy Latcham. The bigger question is whether Hollywood will make heroes for families again.
The officer who supervised Maryland Gov. Wes Moore in Afghanistan says he never led troops in combat. Here is what the record shows and what Moore has said.
Sanders says Democrats can expand Medicare with 51 Senate votes. Trillion-dollar estimates, a 2033 trust fund deadline and long waits abroad argue for caution.
Conservatives want reconciliation, border laws and judges before Jan. 3. A Dec. 11 funding deadline, a permitting bill and Senate math will decide what gets done.
Stocks rallied on Veterans Day with the bond market closed, as CoreWeave's results revived the AI trade, Europe hit a record and traders braced for a Fed hike.
Professor Anthony Bradley says society has sidelined fathers. Census data, new brain research and school and church programs show why dads still matter.
Even without Austin Reaves, Los Angeles won a tough road game in Atlanta to go 10-2, with the NBA's scoring leader running the show.
A French judge has charged Michel Houellebecq over a 2022 interview. U.S. law draws the line at incitement to imminent lawless action, not at offensive opinions.
Six people died in Kraków's Main Market Square. The gunman's motive is still officially unclear, and the government's early account has become a political fight.
New Democratic trifectas could carry the compact to 272 electoral votes by 2028. The Constitution and the Founders' design argue against it.
Abby Lawson sorts out who gains, who loses and who belongs in your Week 10 lineup after a busy NFL trade deadline.
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