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by Bryan Mcwilliam Dec 04, 10:17 PM Paul Rutherford / Getty Images Sport / Getty The Chicago Cubs are preparing for a future without Kyle Tucker and are showing a renewed interest in signing Alex Bregman to address the loss, sources told The Athletic's Patrick Mooney and Sahadev Sharma. Chicago attempted to sign Bregman to a four-year, $115-million deal with opt-out clauses last spring, but he agreed to a contract with the Boston Red Sox, according to Mooney's and Sharma's sources. Cubs president of baseball operations Jed Hoyer identified Bregman as "a great fit with this core group and a solid long-term investment" when they tried to acquire him last year, and the same thinking still applies, Mooney and Sharma add. Bregman went on to have a solid season in Boston, posting an .821 OPS in 114 games, before opting out of his deal to test free agency again. He was also valuable in the clubhouse and played a key role in helping the Red Sox make their first playoff appearance since 2021.  » Read More

It's been ruled that 'the harm would outweigh the benefits' over the bid to build 'drums' for holiday accommodation and a car park near prized historic sites. It's been one of Cornwall's most contentious planning battles ever. Protesters against the Gillyflower golf course development gathered outside New County Hall / Lys Kernow in Truro last year(Image: Greg Martin / Cornwall Live) A bid by Eden Project co-founder Sir Tim Smit and his son Alex to build holiday accommodation and a 96-space car park on a golf course near some of Cornwall's most prized historic sites has failed. The planning application to build 19 domed aparthotel units - referred to as drums - a clubhouse, the car park, reception and classroom at Gillyflower golf course in Lostwithiel was refused by a Cornwall Council planning committee in March 2024. The Smits appealed the decision and following a site visit and hearing in September, planning inspector Andrew Dawe has now dismissed their appeal. READ MORE: {{title}} An original application,  » Read More

British Columbia The lawsuit says that the Hells Angels is a criminal organization with a global presence and a "reputation for violence," with members committing crimes for the organization's benefit, including drug trafficking, murder and extortion. Province moves to seize alleged clubhouses in Surrey, Mission and Pitt Meadows Darryl Greer · The Canadian Press · Posted: Dec 03, 2025 8:05 PM EST | Last Updated: 12 hours ago Listen to this article Estimated 2 minutes The audio version of this article is generated by text-to-speech, a technology based on artificial intelligence. The B.C. government has filed a lawsuit to seize three properties in the Lower Mainland allegedly owned by Hells Angels. (Evan Mitsui/CBC)British Columbia's director of civil forfeiture wants to seize three clubhouses from the Hells Angels, claiming properties in Surrey, Mission and Pitt Meadows were used by the motorcycle club to carry out unlawful activities, including drug trafficking and murder.  The director's lawsuit filed in B.C.  » Read More

Bent Pine Golf Club has joined Vero’s post-pandemic country club renaissance with a flourish, unveiling a multimillion-dollar clubhouse renovation last month, along with a new, high-tech irrigation system for its renowned Tom Lee golf course. Beyond that, the club – which was founded by a group of John’s Island members as “a golf refuge” in the 1970s – is in the early planning stages for further upgrades and expansion that could bring a resort-style swimming pool, lawn games, pickleball and an indoor golf practice facility later in the decade. Pandemic refugees fleeing big cities in search of small, charming towns like Vero Beach with lots of outdoor activities powered a nationwide surge in club memberships, golf rounds played, and capital improvements undertaken to attract new members in a competitive marketplace. Here in Vero, clubs have spent or budgeted more $100 million on improvements in the past five years, adding swimming pools, racquet centers and lawn games, upgrading dining venues, refurbishing golf courses, and spiffing up clubhouses, winning exuberant reviews from new and existing members alike.  » Read More

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Roki Sasaki faced lofty expectations in his first season with the Los Angeles Dodgers, but early struggles and a right shoulder injury prevented him from finding any sort of a rhythm. Sasaki returned from the 60-day injured list during the final week of the season, but in a bullpen role that yielded positive results. He allowed just one hit and struck out four in a combined two scoreless innings of work. Sasaki carried that success into the postseason and registered three saves with a 0.84 ERA in nine appearances. Included in that was a heroic three-inning effort against the Philadelphia Phillies in Game 4 of the National League Division Series. During an appearance on MLB Network’s “Hot Stove,” former Dodgers pitcher David Price said that Sasaki being able to bounce back and find success as a reliever should help with his development: “I mean, I would’ve done anything just to be in The Show, pitching in the playoffs. Just to get a little taste of the playoffs at such a young age,  » Read More

India has ordered smartphone makers to pre-install a government-run cyber security app that cannot be removed, a move that has raised concerns about users' privacy. The country has a massive 1.16 billion mobile phone users, according to government data from 2024, and authorities say the app will better protect them from fraud. Late on Monday, New Delhi gave manufacturers 90 days to comply with new rules saying the app "Sanchar Saathi" -- meaning communication partner in Hindi -- must be "pre-installed on all mobile handsets manufactured or imported for use in India". The order, detailed in a press release, also asked phone makers to ensure the app was "readily visible and accessible to the end users at the time of first use or device setup and that its functionalities are not disabled or restricted". The government said the app was designed to allow users to block and track lost or stolen phones. It also lets them identify and disconnect fake mobile subscriptions made in their name, among other functions. Government figures show the app has already helped trace more than 2.6 million phones.   » Read More

India has ordered smartphone makers to pre-install a government-run cyber security app that cannot be removed, a move that has raised concerns about users' privacy. The country has a massive 1.16 billion mobile phone users, according to government data from 2024, and authorities say the app will better protect them from fraud. Late on Monday, New Delhi gave manufacturers 90 days to comply with new rules saying the app "Sanchar Saathi" -- meaning communication partner in Hindi -- must be "pre-installed on all mobile handsets manufactured or imported for use in India". The order, detailed in a press release, also asked phone makers to ensure the app was "readily visible and accessible to the end users at the time of first use or device setup and that its functionalities are not disabled or restricted". The government said the app was designed to allow users to block and track lost or stolen phones. It also lets them identify and disconnect fake mobile subscriptions made in their name, among other functions. Government figures show the app has already helped trace more than 2.6 million phones.   » Read More

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Regina native Mitchell Picton is a pending CFL free agent and hopes to stay with his hometown Saskatchewan Roughriders. "I won't be playing anywhere else, I'll tell you that much," Picton said on the SportsCage. "We'll see what happens in the new year. I'm getting up there a little bit in age. We'll see what the new year brings." The Riders have some decisions to make at the receiver position: KeeSean Johnson, Dohnte Meyers, Joe Robustelli, Samuel Emilus, Kian Schaffer-Baker, Shawn Bane Jr., Tommy Nield and Picton are pending free agents. Saskatchewan won their fifth Grey Cup when the Green and White beat the Montreal Alouettes 25-17. That win for Picton was the first Grey Cup in his CFL career. Picton elaborated on where he wants to take the Grey Cup. "Getting it over to the clubhouse at the U of R for the Rams guys. I was letting the guys that are gonna be leaving town and going back home, let them do their thing with the cup, have their time," Mitchell said.  » Read More