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San Franciscans are battle-weary — amid endless pushes for tax increases and demands for "compassion" by homelessness activists.

Coco Gauff’s first-round foe was spectacular, but still made to look pedestrian.

Looking at Slayton’s career is like carbon-dating recent Giants history.

The vision Mike Trout has of how he will end his career remains unchanged in the wake of Rams owner Stan Kroenke’s agreement to purchase a controlling share of the Angels.

Stevens' legacy will live on through the lives he touched and Ted Lasso's thoughtful tribute.

Donald Trump brought the lights and camera. Will Congress supply the action?

Nick Morabito didn’t have to look far Tuesday to comprehend the possibilities.

Officials want to spread the party.

Words that haven’t been uttered much all season: This was Freddy Peralta’s night.

A man accused of fatally shooting an Alabama cheerleader at a 2025 bonfire is seeking to have his charges dropped, arguing his actions were justified under state law.

The Dodgers don’t know when Shohei Ohtani will make his return to the pitching staff, after having an expected start last Sunday scuttled because of ongoing issues with his knee and biceps injuries.

In the aftermath of his win, Flavio Cobolli was asked about being someone that “people want to pay to see,” and he joked that “people pay for everything now.” 

Joey Porter Jr. is officially back on the practice field. Whether he's on the game field for Week 1 is another story altogether.

Reports of the deal first surfaced earlier in the day.

"I hold each and every one of you responsible for it, and I always will.”

A source close to Wintour insisted that honoring Galliano at the Met Gala was not her decision alone.

A source close to Wintour insisted that honoring Galliano at the Met Gala was not her decision alone.

Rangers near a one-year, $1.5M deal with winger Eeli Tolvanen to boost depth, special teams and physical play.

Taylor Fritz still has time to avoid becoming just another great American hope who failed to end the nation’s unthinkable 23-year men's Grand Slam drought.

Spytek went a step further Monday, saying the Raiders will be “counting on Washington to win games.”