We’ve entered a fascinating moment in the history of work. For many decades, very little about how, where and why we work had changed, but the COVID years upended several of those areas at once, and ...

The Thunder beat the Magic 113-108 on Tuesday night behind another 40-point performance from Shai Gilgeous-Alexander. Alex Caruso came off the bench to score just two points, but finished with a ...

A host of rule change experiments are coming to the minor leagues in 2026, according to a memo sent by Major League Baseball to all 30 clubs last week. Here's what you need to know. Angelina Alcantar ...

Two quarterfinal spots, three contenders. Pool B of the World Baseball Classic will go down to the wire with the USA, Mexico and Italy looking to advance to the next round. The USA beat Mexico, 5-3, ...

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Leigh Kunkel never saw the federal agent pointing a pepper ball gun at her face from about twenty feet away. Kunkel, a freelance journalist at a protest outside an immigration detention center in ...

Listening to music or watching a movie without headphones could now get you removed from a United Airlines flight and potentially permanently banned, according to the airline’s updated passenger ...

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There's a little-known IRS designation called real estate professional status, or REPS. It allows qualifying investors to use real estate losses to offset W-2 income. If you or your spouse qualifies ...