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WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump wanted to recap his first year back in office. And it felt like he wanted to spend the next year doing it. For more than 100 minutes, the president held forth Tuesday at the White House, where he went on a winding journey through his last year, interspersed with plenty of asides, a few impressions of other politicians and critics and, … [Read more...] about President Trump recaps his first year back in office with winding remarks, paper tossing and impressions

Left-hander Rich Hill doesn’t want to use the word but it seems to be leaning towards retirement. Appearing on the Baseball Isn’t Boring podcast, Hill was asked by host Rob Bradford if he was retiring and said “I don’t have any plans on playing next year.” The situation is somewhat analogous to that of Joe Kelly, who announced on the same podcast last month that he didn’t want … [Read more...] about Rich Hill Not Planning To Play In 2026

The Chicago Cubs' infield logjam could have a resolution if the Atlanta Braves are looking for a long-term replacement for injured shortstop Ha-Seong Kim. … [Read more...] about Freak Braves injury could open door to Cubs trade involving Matt Shaw or Nico Hoerner

South Korean government prosecutors have recommended that former President Yoon Suk Yeol be punished with death for his stunning effort early in December 2024 to return to dictatorship. This is an important story regarding wrenching developments in an extremely close strategic ally of the United States. Separately, he was sentenced to five years in prison for obstruction, but a … [Read more...] about Column: South Korea deserves praise for handling of impeachment

The Chicago Cubs are rumored to be among the teams with interest in veteran utlityman Miguel Andujar, who is coming off his best season in years. … [Read more...] about Cubs reportedly eyeing a former Rookie of the Year finalist as potential bench piece