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White Sox Take 1-0 Lead Over Astros
Sports
— Sep 30, 2026
The Chicago White Sox swept Houston in their American League wild-card series, earning their first postseason-series win in 21 years after Pope Leo XIV, a lifelong fan, sent the team a letter of support before Game 1. Chicago won the opener 6-3 and closed out the series with a 7-3 victory.
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White Sox Sweep Astros, Advance to Face Guardians
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— Sep 28, 2026
Pope Leo XIV, a lifelong Chicago White Sox fan, sent team chairman Jerry Reinsdorf a letter of support before the Sox’s AL Wild Card opener against the Houston Astros. He blessed the team and said he hoped sports would promote friendship, solidarity and respect; the letter followed the Sox’s tribute to him at a game in August.
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State Museum Shifts Programs to Harrisburg Library During Renovations
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— Sep 14, 2026
While The State Museum of Pennsylvania remains closed for a major renovation through early 2029, it is extending access to its programs by partnering with the Dauphin County Library System to bring hands-on history, art, and science sessions to the George & Hettie Love Memorial Library for pre-K through second graders this fall. The 45-minute, noon sessions cover daily life in Revolutionary Pennsylvania, William Penn’s birthday celebrations, the Eastern wild turkey, and the Eastern hemlock, with pre-registration available for each program at 530 S. 29th Street in Harrisburg.
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Cal Quantrill's shutout gem lifts Rangers closer to AL wild card
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— Sep 4, 2026
Cal Quantrill threw seven scoreless innings as the Texas Rangers shut out the Tampa Bay Rays 6-0, with Corey Seager belting a two-run homer and the Rangers narrowing the gap for an AL wild-card spot. The Rays were held to a season-low in hits and extended their struggles at Globe Life Field, while Quantrill continued a strong run with a 1.25 ERA over eight outings and Seager again provided the power.
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Rays offense looking lost again at Globe Life, that place has been a house of horrors for them.
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More Than 170 Candidates Sign Pledge To Remove COVID Shots From Market
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Massive 'Grizzly 399' Takes Down Elk Calf, Photographer Captures the Brutal Nature Scene
Opinion
— Jun 19, 2021
There’s something about God’s creation that is so incredibly humbling to us humans. As societies grapple with conflict, culture wars and political battles, out in the wild, the circle of life continues as it has for…
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Most Influential Women in World History
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From ancient queens who ruled empires to modern activists who changed laws, these women left indelible marks on politics, science, and culture. Vote for who you think shaped history most profoundly.
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‘The Chosen’ Creator Reveals Show Halted Filming New Season After Just Four Episodes
Reporting
— Jul 16, 2023
The wildly popular show “The Chosen” is being forced to stop filming its fourth season due to the Screen Actor’s Guild strike. Dallas Jenkins, the creator of the Christian show that depicts the life of Jesus, announced…
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Officer Spots Car with Lights Flashing and Horn Blaring, Then Realizes Baby's Life Is at Stake
Reporting
— May 18, 2022
Most people know that when disaster strikes, it’s best to reach out to a first responder for help, whether by dialing 911 or approaching one out in the wild. S.W.A.T. Officer SPO Oden was on patrol on May 13 when he…
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Alan Jackson's Livin' on Love Remains Generational Hit
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— Aug 28, 2026
A collection of 1980s–1990s hits remains culturally potent: Alan Jackson’s Livin’ on Love endures as a 1994 No. 1 country classic about lifelong partnership; Eddie Money’s Take Me Home Tonight, featuring Ronnie Spector, revived 60s nostalgia and reached the top five; The Escape Club’s Wild, Wild West dominated the US charts yet never charted in the UK; Phil Collins’ Against All Odds finds new life in GTA VI’s soundtrack; George Michael’s Monkey topped the US charts in 1988 from the Faith era, noted for its candid look at addiction. Together, these stories illustrate how older pop and rock songs continue to reappear in media and reach new audiences decades after their initial release.
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Bear Grylls Celebrates Baptism in Jordan River, Offers Most Important Survival Tip: ‘Stay Close to Jesus’
Reporting
— Oct 6, 2023
Survivalist and TV star Bear Grylls recently was baptized in the Jordan River, he revealed on social media, fulfilling what he called a lifelong dream for him. On Monday, the “Man vs. Wild” star, who has been open about…
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Arcadia house of horrors exposes California surrogacy free-for-all
Zhang and Xuan face abuse and conspiracy charges after 21 children were linked to their mansion. Prosecutors describe beatings on camera. Defense cites a right to a large family. Experts call the industry a Wild West.
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Pro-America 'Top Gun: Maverick' Hits Massive New Milestone, Passes 'Titanic' in the US
Opinion
— Aug 11, 2022
The wildly successful new film “Top Gun: Maverick” continues to rise up the all-time box office charts, and it recently passed another iconic film in lifetime domestic gross. According to Box Office Mojo , “Maverick”…
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