Reading the letter, Eddie Carthan could not help feeling he was the victim of a cruel joke.
In four curt paragraphs, the state auditor of Mississippi gave the 69-year-old civil rights leader and Holmes County supervisor 30 days to repay all the money he earned as an elected official over the last...
Chargers' playmakers literally drop the ball in 38-28 loss to ChiefsThe comeback was improbable, but if the ball had stuck to Travis Benjamin’s hands when it hit them, the odds would’ve increased. It didn’t, so the fans booed.
They had seen it happen too many times Sunday.
Earlier in the four… Read MoreChris Taylor's power surge with Dodgers comes at a priceChris Taylor leads the National League in strikeouts.
“I’m shocked,” Dodgers manager Dave Roberts said. “Shocked. I expect him to be a guy that has better bat-to-ball skills.”
Taylor did, before revamping his swing last year … Read MoreJustin Turner carries Dodgers in 9-6 victory at ColoradoThe tension had evaporated. The clubhouse was full of lightness. This Sunday had turned out about as well as the Dodgers could have possibly hoped.
On this day, the apocalyptic bullpen performance was not delivered in Denver,… Read MoreAllegations of racism at Orange County high school football game underscore broader tension in the Trump eraThe fallout over allegations of racism at a recent Orange County high school football game erupted on social media over the weekend, reflecting the broader tension gripping the country in the Trump era.
The disputed incidents… Read MoreNFL roundup: Browns don't lose opener; Ravens dismantle Bills; Broncos fend off Seahawksat Browns 21, Steelers 21 (OT): Well, the Browns didn't lose.
Cleveland ended its 17-game losing streak on Sunday with a 21-21 tie against the Pittsburgh Steelers, but the Browns missed a chance at their first victory since 2… Read More
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