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Judge's first 3-homer game helps Yankees end 9-game skid with 9-1 win over Nationals 08/23/2023 11:21pm • NEW YORK (AP) — Aaron Judge was used to the ribbing from Kyle Higashioka and Anthony Rizzo, a levity that has been missing of late as the New York Yankees sank from contention. They had three-homer games and Judge had none. “He would always remind me, every game I'd have two and I couldn't get t Morton fans 11, Ozuna drives in 4 as Braves bully Mets 7-0 to dominate season series 08/23/2023 10:52pm • ATLANTA (AP) — Even in the Georgia heat, Charlie Morton is thriving at 39. He gives at least partial credit to extra salt on his food. Morton gave up only two hits in seven innings while allowing no runs for the third straight start, Marcell Ozuna drove in four runs with three hits, including a tw Oil production boosts government income in New Mexico, as legislators build savings 'bridge' 08/23/2023 08:39pm • SANTA FE, N.M. (AP) — Record-breaking oil production in New Mexico is likely to provide state government with a new multibillion-dollar surplus during the upcoming budget year, economists for the state announced Wednesday. Annual state general fund income would increase to $13 billion for the fisc Five high school students, from all over the country, have been named National Student Poets 08/23/2023 08:20pm • NEW YORK (AP) — Five high school students from Florida to Utah have been selected as this year's National Student Poets, a program founded more than a decade ago. Each winner represents a different region in the country, and brings their own distinctive background and perspective. The student poe 10 Legitimate Ways to Get Free Money Online 08/23/2023 08:00pm • With inflation still above average and murmurs of a looming recession on the horizon, you might be more than a little anxious about your bank account balances -- especially if you already live paycheck to paycheck like a reported 60% of Americans. To give your budget more wiggle room (and lower your How to Save Money for Your Kids 08/23/2023 08:00pm • Starting a family almost always means parents will need to make adjustments to their finances. From buying birthday presents to paying fees for extracurricular activities, raising kids can be costly. "If you look at the cost of college, that number is pretty staggering," says Kara Duckworth, certifi What Imposter Syndrome Is -- and How to Overcome It 08/23/2023 08:00pm • If you find yourself doubting your success and feeling unworthy of recognition in the workplace, you may have imposter syndrome. Here's everything you need to know about imposter syndrome, including the signs you may suffer from it, and effective ways to overcome those destructive feelings. What Is Wagner mercenary leader, Russian mutineer, 'Putin's chef': The many sides of Yevgeny Prigozhin 08/23/2023 07:31pm • Yevgeny Prigozhin's fate has been entwined with the Kremlin for decades — as a trusted government contractor, and the head of the Wagner mercenary army that fought in Ukraine and has been blamed for doing Russia's dirty work in Syria and Africa. But when he turned his men toward Moscow two months Iowa will appeal suspension of Noah Shannon, who admits involvement but not charged in gambling case 08/23/2023 07:19pm • Iowa football player Noah Shannon, who has acknowledged his involvement in sports wagering, has been suspended for the season, coach Kirk Ferentz announced Wednesday. Ferentz told reporters in Iowa City the school would appeal the NCAA's decision. Shannon has not been charged in the state's criminal Finishing tied, Katie Moon and Nina Kennedy decide to split the pole vault gold at worlds 08/23/2023 07:11pm • BUDAPEST, Hungary (AP) — Katie Moon wanted to split the gold. Nina Kennedy wanted to split the gold, too. The pole vaulters knew that was possible, thanks to a pair of high jumpers who turned their tie at the Olympics two years ago into a feel-good moment where everyone walked away a winner. Moon Theodore Roosevelt presidential library taking shape in North Dakota Badlands 08/23/2023 07:06pm • BISMARCK, N.D. (AP) — Construction is underway for the Theodore Roosevelt presidential library planned in the Badlands of western North Dakota, where the 26th president hunted and ranched as a young man in the 1880s. The work began June 15 with removing topsoil for the project's cut-fill plan. Bui Anderson scores winning run in the 10th as the White Sox end Mariners' 8-game win streak 08/23/2023 06:33pm • CHICAGO (AP) — Designated runner Tim Anderson stole third and scored the winning run on a Seattle throwing error — all on a failed pickoff play — as the Chicago White Sox snapped the Mariners’ season-best eight-game winning streak with a 5-4, 10-inning victory on Wednesday. Anderson was lead How buying secondhand or used items can help save the environment 08/23/2023 06:30pm • Whether you're looking for back to school clothes for the kids, electronics or even some appliances, buying used items may be the way to go. "If you buy something that's used, it means a company doesn't need to manufacture something new for you and ship it out. And also, it keeps that used item o Woman pleads guilty to fatally shoving Broadway singing coach, age 87, avoiding a long prison stay 08/23/2023 06:02pm • NEW YORK (AP) — A woman who killed an 87-year-old Broadway singing coach by shoving her onto a Manhattan sidewalk has avoided a lengthy prison sentence by pleading guilty to manslaughter on Wednesday, and will instead serve eight years behind bars. Lauren Pazienza, 28, teared up in court as she ad Lions hoping Montgomery, rookie Gibbs can keep running game going in positive direction 08/23/2023 04:26pm • ALLEN PARK, Mich. (AP) — The Detroit Lions are counting on running backs David Montgomery, in his fifth season, and rookie Jahmyr Gibbs to give them a strong running game for the second straight season. Neither played in last week's preseason loss to the Jaguars and they likely won’t see action