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The New York Yankees have placed Aaron Judge on the 10-day injured list with a right rib stress fracture. The team is adapting with Spencer Jones recalled and Giancarlo Stanton and Jasson Domínguez's returns in flux. Rice is stepping up as the No. 2 hitter, while the bullpen and base-running strategy take on added emphasis as they navigate Judge's absence.
Twelve people have been shot dead and nine wounded after more than 10 armed men entered the Jumpers informal settlement in Cleveland, east of Johannesburg, shortly after 11pm on Tuesday. Police have launched a manhunt after the attackers were dropped off and later fled in a white Toyota Quantum; investigators are treating motive as under investigation, with illegal mining links suspected.
A chorus of firsthand accounts shows travel and everyday life are being reshaped by technology, cost, and shifting priorities. From AI packing hacks to pandemic-era lessons, readers describe how trips and routines adapt in 2026.
The Guardian pieces recall John Sterling’s decades behind the mic and Mike Vaccaro’s new book on the Steinbrenner dynasty, detailing the highs and clashes that shaped the Yankees’ era of dominance. The obituaries and interviews emphasize Sterling’s iconic calls and Steinbrenner’s combative leadership, framing a lasting NYC baseball narrative.
Hall of Fame manager Bobby Cox has died at 84 after a storied career with the Atlanta Braves, including a 1995 World Series title and 14 straight division titles. In MLB, Rob Thomson and Alex Cora have been dismissed as their teams grapple with underperformance, with interim replacements named as the season unfolds.
Legendary guitarist Buddy Guy will headline a one-night 90th birthday concert at Radio City Music Hall with a star-studded guest list. The show, part of a wider summer tour, marks Guy’s ninth Grammy win and follows his long career in blues and rock.
LeBron James has announced he will leave the Los Angeles Lakers, ending an eight-year stint that delivered a 2020 title. The 41-year-old will play his 24th NBA season elsewhere, with teams including the Warriors and Cavaliers cited as potential destinations. Free agency opens with mounting speculation about the next chapter in one of basketball’s greatest careers.
The NBA off-season has heated up as LeBron James and Stephen Curry surface in rumors about a potential reunion with Anthony Davis. Washington Wizards’ stance to keep Davis complicates the Warriors’ plans, while Draymond Green’s option decision reshapes finances and futures for all three veterans.
Flames have engulfed a back section of the Econo Lodge in Wooster, Ohio, killing two people and injuring none others. Firefighters arrived around 1:30 a.m. and cleared guests as the blaze tore through the one-story back building. The cause is under investigation.
A survey of how hot dogs have shaped American culture, from early prints to modern debates about regional styles. The piece cites historical milestones, regional varieties and how hot dogs remain a symbol in arts and diplomacy.
Swift and Kelce have donated a total of $26 million to 20 charities across the United States ahead of their reported Madison Square Garden wedding, including groups in New York, Kansas City, Nashville and Rhode Island. The gifts span food banks, hospitals, education and animal charities, with national organizations also receiving support. The wedding at MSG is reportedly planned for Friday, with security and venue setups underway.
New Jersey has reported heat-related deaths since Thursday, primarily in central and northern areas. Officials say many victims were found in non-air-conditioned homes, with temperatures reaching unseasonably high levels across the region. Storms followed the heat, causing widespread power outages as downed wires and severed poles strain grids nationwide.