British Open’s Tale of Two 62s question won’t get answered until end of final round
Friday of the 154th British Open may forever be known as the Tale of Two 62s. It left you to ponder a few things.
Hometown hero Tommy Fleetwood surges into contention at British Open
The “Son of Southport” is in position to win his dream British Open in his hometown. Tommy Fleetwood, aka “Tommy Lad,’’ as he’s called by the fans at Royal Birkdale, is 4-under par, four shots off the lead, after shooting 67 on Friday.
USPS to move forward with major mail-in voting change: ‘A win for election integrity’
California voters facing long waits for election results just got a boost from a federal appeals court ruling that could reshape how ballots are handled…
Caitlin Clark pours in 45 points in her best WNBA performance yet
Clark had her best WNBA performance to date during the Fever’s 110-107 win over the Storm, leading Indiana with a career-high 45 points on 11-of-18 shooting, along with 10 assists and four steals and two blocks.
The fight to take back America’s museums starts now
Yes: The National Museum of American History took “American history” out of its mission statement.
Fast Takes: DSA pins hopes on Michigan, Maine Dems distrust their voters and more
The implosion of the Platner campaign in Maine went “about as horribly as it possibly could have,” and now attention turns Michigan, where Abdul El-Sayed’s run for US senate is “really thrilling DSA hearts,” snarks National Review’s Jim Geraghty.
Todd Blanche will hold Dems accountable for their dirty anti-Trump lawfare
Todd Blanche, Trump’s acting attorney general who just had his confirmation hearing to take the job permanently, is just the man to secure real lawfare justice for the American people.
Six busted on Long Island in one of largest gun, drug trafficking takedowns in Nassau County’s history
Six goons were arrested and charged in one of the largest gun and drug trafficking busts in Nassau County’s history, according to the local district attorney’s office.
Iranian strikes hit major source of Kuwaiti drinking water, injure soldiers in latest attack against US ally
Iranian strikes on Friday hit a power and water desalination plant in Kuwait, damaging one of the key sources of drinking water in the small desert nation.
Iran tells citizens to turn off AC to preserve power grid, blames US strikes for strain
Sweltering Iranians were warned by their rulers Friday to shut off their air conditioners during peak hours as the country’s power grid came under strain from US attacks.