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How Hegseth has transformed the Pentagon’s wartime press operation
Donald Rumsfeld, Pentagon chief when President George W. Bush launched the Iraq War, stepped into the briefing room almost every day, sometimes at his own peril. In his memoirs, he reflected on his “misstatement” about weapons of mass destruction sites and “ill-chosen words” when he said “stuff happens” about the pillaging of a museum in
Olson homers, Braves overwhelm Guardians 11-5
The Braves scored 6 runs in the 6th inning after the Guardians led 2-1.
Hawks clinch a playoff spot in rout of Cavs
The Hawks had not won the Southeast Division since 2021, when they ultimately advanced to the Eastern Conference finals.
Local business expands to new market after recent acquisition
A Youngstown business is expanding into newer markets after acquiring J&L Supply Company.
Mooney stays flawless; topping Waynedale
Cardinal Mooney stayed perfect on the season, moving to a flawless 5-0 after a commanding 9-2 victory over Waynedale.
Niles wins a wild clash with Harding
In a game that felt more like a rollercoaster than a baseball matchup, Niles snatched a 16-15 victory from the Harding Raiders in a wild, final-inning walk-off.
Mayor announces new safety director for Girard
Girard Mayor Mark Zuppo announced who will replace Mark Ragozine as the city's safety service director on Friday.
Artemis II splashdown: See the crucial timeline of events in return to Earth
The Artemis II astronauts returned to Earth Friday evening, splashing down in the Pacific Ocean southwest of San Diego after a historic trip to the moon. Here's how they did it.
YSU men’s basketball lands transfer from SEC program
The 6-foot-6 wing from Oklahoma would be the second transfer portal addition for the Penguins this offseason.
Howland pitcher signs to the college level
Howland senior Rocco Perkins has signed to continue his academic and athletic carees at the Lakeland Community College baseball program Friday afternoon.