Jobe Bellingham hasn’t started any of Borussia Dortmund’s last three matches, yet the club’s head coach remains confident in his potential. Nico Kovac believes the midfielder’s adaptation is a natural process, stressing the need for patience as Bellingham grows into his role.

A guest editorial originally published in the Wall Street Journal argues that cutting drug costs is an essential step toward more equitable health care. Although republished by The Cumberland Times-News, the editorial does not necessarily represent the newspaper’s own viewpoint.

In the Black Diamond Conference—home to 10 high-school teams—every member takes on each rival in a closed, nine-game season. But while the setup has its benefits, questions remain about how this model may affect one school, JC, in the long run.

The Indiana Pacers experienced a sudden cancellation of one potential signing before locking down a veteran guard. Adding even more intrigue is the rumor of a blockbuster trade that could reshape the team’s future.

Boston Celtics center Al Horford is expected to finalize a deal soon, fueling expectations for a significant roster shake-up. As the storied franchise looks ahead, a major trade rumor is drawing even more attention to the Celtics’ evolving path.

Mike Tighe set out to refill a prescription—only to discover it was no longer a simple errand. In his opinion piece, he reflects on how this familiar task once worked more smoothly and wonders why convenience has become elusive.

Korean actor Hwang Jung-eum was sentenced to two years in prison, suspended for four, after embezzling US$3 million to invest in cryptocurrency. This case highlights the legal risks tied to high-stakes crypto ventures, even at the hands of public figures.

Sebastien Nanasi, the Swedish forward, will be absent from RC Strasbourg Alsace’s squad when they face Olympique de Marseille this evening. He is one of several unavailable players, signaling a challenging test for Le Racing.

The Chicago Cubs anticipate the return of Kyle Tucker to their lineup on Friday afternoon, just in time for the final regular-season series against the St. Louis Cardinals. With the season winding down, the team hopes Tucker’s comeback can provide a key lift in their last days before the postseason.

A new tropical storm named Bualoi has upended the Philippines, leaving at least four people dead. More than 430,000 residents have been evacuated from landslide- and flood-prone villages as the nation braces for further devastation.

A 31-year-old man has been arrested after allegedly starting a fire in his Scottsdale apartment and threatening staff with a knife. The incident, which turned into a barricade situation, ended peacefully when police took the man into custody.

Senator Alex Padilla cautions that 1.7 million Californians could lose their health care if Congress fails to reach a budget deal by October 1. With a shutdown looming, Padilla’s message is clear: the stakes have never been higher for access to essential services.

Over 400,000 people were evacuated, and at least three fatalities were confirmed as a severe tropical storm swept across the Philippines. The nation is still grappling with the aftermath of Super Typhoon Ragasa, adding urgency to the ongoing relief efforts.

After years of burnout and repeated failures, one designer came to a stark realization: many mobile apps flop because they mimic desktop approaches. Her decision to work only with clients who truly embrace mobile has paved a new path to success.

Survivors and families of victims in Maine’s deadliest mass shooting are renewing their lawsuit against the U.S. government. Citing an inspector general’s report, they allege the Army repeatedly failed to report violent threats by service members, contributing to the tragedy in Lewiston.

A measles case linked to overseas travel has been confirmed in the Bay of Islands, putting tourists and locals on high alert. Health authorities emphasize vigilance in popular destinations such as Paihia, Russell, and nearby regions, warning of potential exposure.

Thieves in pursuit of copper are inadvertently cutting vital fiber cables, disrupting service for potentially thousands of customers. Repair crews liken their work to piecing together strands of spaghetti—an arduous task with serious implications for modern communications.

President Donald Trump welcomed Pakistani Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif to the White House on Thursday in a clear sign of improving relations. Earlier this week, Sharif joined Trump and other Muslim leaders, underscoring the positive trajectory of Washington-Islamabad ties.

Paul Finebaum recently delivered a pointed message for Clemson’s Dabo Swinney. Though the specifics are behind a paywall, the suggestion is that the Tigers coach might want to take Finebaum’s words to heart.

Marc-Andre Fleury, a celebrated figure in Pittsburgh’s hockey history, is making a final comeback on a paid tryout agreement. This last in-game appearance, set for Saturday’s pre-season tilt against the Columbus Blue Jackets, promises a memorable sendoff for the legendary goaltender.

A Pokémon-inspired immigration enforcement video by the U.S. Department of Homeland Security is raising questions about unauthorized use of trademarked content. The Pokémon Company insists it did not grant permission and has voiced its opposition to the DHS campaign.