South Korea is battling a second wave of the new coronavirus, a public health official confirmed Monday. A holiday weekend in early May sparked small but persistent outbreaks in the densely populated, previously unaffected area of Seoul, said director of the Korea Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Jeong Eun-kyeong …
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Baseball is officially back. The Major League Baseball Players Association and the league worked out the final details on Tuesday before returning to play, one that will see players perform at the camps before July 1 and play a 60-game season that will start around July 24. The latest hurdle, …
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Speaking over the weekend on a virtual conference for Christian men, Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Ben Roethlisberger acknowledged that he has battled vices off the field over the years. “It’s not always easy,” said Roethlisberger, speaking to Tunch Ilkin, a former Steelers player and one of the event’s hosts. “People don’t …
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Officers arrested the woman accused of setting fire to Atlanta Wendy’s where police shot Rayshard Brooks to death. Natalie White, 29, was arrested Tuesday in connection with the arson fire that set the fast-food chain’s location on fire during the protests on Saturday, June 13, a day after Brooks was …
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West Virginia placed defensive coordinator Vic Koenning on administrative leave while launching an investigation into allegations of mistreatment made by safety Kerry Martin Jr. on Tuesday. “I want to thank Kerry Martin for having the courage to bring up their concerns. We will not tolerate any form of racism, discrimination …
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