Rapper Ye, formerly known as Kanye West, suggested Thursday, Feb. 10, that he might not perform at April’s Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival after a social media spat with fellow headliner Billie Eilish. In an Instagram post, Ye suggested that Eilish’s interaction with a fan at a weekend concert in Atlanta was disrespectful to…
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A look at the top Orange County high school players to watch this season: TOP OC PLAYERS Will Burns, Trabuco Hills: A junior transfer from Mission Viejo, Burns is a slugging shortstop who committed to Texas Tech. He was the Mustangs’ starting quarterback in the fall. Xavier Cadenas, Servite: The ace of the Friars formidable…
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The Orange County high school baseball preseason top 10: BASEBALL TOP 10 1. Orange Lutheran: The Lancers are a mega-talented team with plenty of experience, including All-Trinity League senior pitcher Louis Rodriguez and senior catcher Karson Bowen. They both have committed to Texas Christian University. Junior right-hander Louis Rodriguez pitched a complete game as Orange…
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Villa Park junior Gavin Grahovac had a genetic head start when it came to baseball. He grew up in the right environment for it, too. His father, Mike Grahovac, was an excellent catcher at Chapman University and played in the San Francisco Giants minor league system. When Mike went into coaching, including at Orange Lutheran…
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The Miami Dolphins are interviewing to one of the NFL’s most established receiver coaches about the possibility of becoming the team’s offensive coordinator. The Sun-Sentinel has learned that Curtis Johnson, who spent a decade coaching the New Orleans Saints receivers, is interviewing to join new coach Mike McDaniel’s staff as the offensive coordinator. That interview…
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By LAURAN NEERGAARD Two years into the pandemic Jackie Hansen still left home only for doctor visits, her immune system so wrecked by cancer and lupus that COVID-19 vaccinations couldn’t take hold. Then Hansen got a reprieve — scarce doses of the first drug that promises six months of protection for people with no other…
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Pushing back on recent pro-worker populism on the Right, the American Enterprise Institute’s Michael Strain writes that “workers need a growth-and-participation agenda.” The addition of the word “participation” to traditional pro-growth ideas is especially important today. Millions of pages of study and commentary have rightly made the case that economic growth lifts all boats. But…
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By MATTHEW BROWN and JOHN FLESHER BILLINGS, Mont (AP) — A judge restored federal protections for gray wolves across much of the U.S. on Thursday, after their removal in the waning days of the Trump administration exposed the predators to hunting that critics said would undermine their rebound from widespread extermination early last century. U.S.…
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By MARCIA DUNN CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (AP) — A rocket startup’s big Florida launch debut ended with all four mini satellites destroyed Thursday. California-based Astra sent its rocket soaring from Cape Canaveral after multiple delays, including a last-second engine shutdown Monday. The 43-foot (13-meter) rocket arced through a clear afternoon sky out over the Atlantic,…
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SACRAMENTO – During my recent trip to Phoenix, locals rolled their eyes at all the Californians who are moving there – mostly middle-class residents who are so tired of our state’s chronic mismanagement that they’re willing to abandon the temperate coast for a parched desert. Note to Californians: It’s best to re-register your cars in…
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