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The Arizona Diamondbacks placed second baseman Ketel Marte on the restricted list Monday night after he did not show up at Fenway Park for the team’s series ​opener at the Boston Red Sox. According to the Arizona ‌Republic, Marte traveled with the team from Atlanta, the site of their previous series, to Boston. But the three-time All-Star did not arrive at the park as expected on Monday. That caused the Diamondbacks to delay releasing their starting ‌lineup ​till mere minutes before first pitch. Ildemaro ⁠Vargas, who has split ⁠time between first and second base this season, started the game at second and Tim Tawa was Arizona’s first baseman. The D-backs also recalled infielder Jose Fernandez from Triple-A Reno in a ​corresponding roster move. It wasn’t clear how soon Fernandez could be in Boston for the series, as Reno was scheduled ⁠to begin a home series Tuesday. Marte, ⁠32, has been the subject of odd absences before. ​His home in Arizona was robbed the night of the 2025 ​All-Star Game, and he chose to travel to his ‌native Dominican Republic in the aftermath,  » Read More

By Andy Sheehan KDKA Lead Investigator KDKA-TV Investigator Andy Sheehan began his broadcast journalism career in September 1992, when he joined KDKA after reporting for the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette for nine years. Andy's forte is the in-depth investigative story, exposing corruption and government waste. Read Full Bio August 17, 2026 / 10:04 PM EDT / CBS Pittsburgh Add CBS News on Google For more than a century, the Bob O'Connor Golf Course in Pittsburgh's Schenley Park has been a no-frills golf course open to anyone willing to carry their own bag, even when the city entered into a public-private partnership with the nonprofit First Tee, which operates the course for the public while using the game of golf to teach life skills to underprivileged kids.  With the city's help, First Tee transformed the clubhouse into the Arnold Palmer Learning Center, but it's been a losing proposition to the tune of about $100,000 a year. And so,  » Read More

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The Pokémon World Championships in San Francisco, California, are quickly approaching as competitors prepare to battle for the crown August 28–30, 2026. Worlds is the capstone event of the 2026 season, and there’s no better time to get up to speed on the state of competitive Pokémon. Looking for opinions from some of the brightest minds in the game leading up to the event, or just looking to catch up on the latest strategies? Learn everything there is to know before Worlds by tuning in to the 2026 Worlds Preview Show on the official Pokémon Twitch channel and the Play! Pokémon YouTube channel on Friday, August 21, 2026, at 1:00 p.m. PDT (9:00 p.m. GMT)! There's more than competition-related discussion, too. Get into the Worlds mood with a closer look at this year's Worlds plush and a chill listening party at the end of the show featuring the 2026 Worlds soundtrack. Don't forget to tune in for a special Pokémon Pokopia announcement taking place for PokémonXP and 2026 Worlds! Here are our hosts and broadcast panelists for the preview show. Host: Adam Watson (@scarzig) Host: Rachel “Seltzer” Quirico (@SeltzerPlease) Pokémon VGC: Charlie Merriman (@chazingdra) Pokémon TCG: Joe Bernard (@omni_joe) Pokémon

A Scots College old boy who sent a series of messages downplaying the seriousness of sexual assault allegations against three current students has resigned from his position as boss of freight giant ACFS Port Logistics, after the comments were published by this masthead on Monday. Arthur Tzaneros resigned as managing director and chief executive after deleting the messages sent in a WhatsApp group of Scots old boys, which called the 14-year-old victim of the alleged assault by three students a “willing participant” in the attack, and labelled the students involved “deadshits”. ACFS Port Logistics is a container logistics giant run by the billionaire Tzaneros family. Arthur Tzaneros was pictured partying in Mykonos as the freight giant went into administration. The messages were sent to more than 100 fellow old boys on Friday before being reported in The Sydney Morning Herald this week, leading to Tzaneros’ resignation less than an hour after this masthead’s story was published. “On Friday, I made comments on a private WhatsApp group about a serious and sensitive situation that’s currently in the news. I deeply regret what I said, and for showing a complete lack of sensitivity to that situation,” Tzaneros said in a statement to

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By Jeff White (jwhite@virginia.edu)VirginiaSports.com CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. — With the start of a new season fast approaching, the University of Virginia football team is shifting its focus this week to its opening-day opponent. The Cavaliers kick off their fifth season under head coach Tony Elliott with an Aug. 29 game against ACC foe NC State at Scott Stadium. UVA players started studying the Wolfpack early in the summer but took a break for training camp, which started late last month. Amid the grind of camp, the opportunity to prepare for an actual game “makes it more exciting,” quarterback Beau Pribula said Monday at the Hardie Center, “and we’re just excited to get started on .” Elliott came to UVA in December 2021 as a first-time head coach. Much has changed in his program and his approach since then. “It's almost hard to remember the first camp,” Elliott said Monday after the Wahoos’ 15th summer practice, “but I know that we've tweaked the practice schedule. We've done a lot more research internally with our sports performance team to see what the best model is, in terms of how many days in a row you practice before you take an off day.

LinkedIn has unveiled its annual Top Companies list for 2026, highlighting the best 20 workplaces across Australia for professionals looking to build meaningful, long-term careers. Celebrating its 10th anniversary, the data-backed ranking provides a comprehensive look at how Australian workplaces have evolved over the past decade in an increasingly competitive, AI-driven, and fast-changing job market. Powered by exclusive LinkedIn data analysing the career trajectories of millions of professionals, the 2026 list showcases organizations that prioritise continuous learning, skills development, internal mobility, and sustainable workforce growth. A Decade of Evolving Work Culture “After 10 years of LinkedIn’s Top Companies list, what stands out is how much the idea of a ‘good job’ has evolved,” says Brendan Wong, LinkedIn Career Expert. “Today, Aussies are looking beyond job titles and salary to understand where they can build skills, stay relevant, and continue progressing over time. Across industries, the employers leading the way are those that give their people opportunities to keep learning, adapt to change, and progress over time. In a job market that continues to evolve quickly, the focus on skills is becoming essential for long‑term career growth.” The emphasis on capability over titles is supported by broader industry trends: 90% of