"He's already dead to me."
The daughter of Fort Hood shooting victim Michael Cahill delivers a blunt response as the man who killed her father faces execution nearly 17 years after the massacre.
Keely Vanacker tells @AmericaRpts she is staying off social media to avoid seeing Nidal Hasan's face as news of his scheduled execution brings painful memories rushing back.
Her father was killed trying to stop Hasan during the 2009 attack that left 13 dead and 31 wounded.
"I want to think about my dad. I miss my dad. I think about him every single day."
MLB could be heading for a major overhaul, with fewer regular-season games, longer playoff series, and teams getting to pick their postseason opponents.
Under a new proposal, Major League Baseball would shorten the regular season from 162 to 154 games beginning in 2029, giving players a standard day off each week to help with rest and recovery.
The Division Series would also expand from best-of-five to best-of-seven, potentially adding eight postseason games.
But one of the biggest changes could arrive even sooner. Beginning in 2027, the No. 3 seed would choose whether to face the No. 5 or No. 6 seed in the Wild Card Series. Once that round is complete, the No. 1 seed would get to select which Wild Card winner it wants to face in the Division Series.
The proposed changes are part of a broader plan that includes a salary cap and floor system, potentially reshaping both the regular season and the road to the World Series.
"I can't believe we're allowing this to happen in our country."
Three years after the Oct. 7 Hamas massacres, anti-Israel protesters took to the streets in major American cities.
Sophie Cunningham lets her hat do the talking.
The WNBA star steps out at her alma mater Missouri wearing a cap with one word stamped across the front: "WOMAN." On the side, another message reads, "No Cis, just ..."
The message comes after Cunningham faced backlash this season for saying she wants to protect girls in sports and locker rooms from having to compete against biological males.
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"ZERO."
President Trump touts his border record in Vandalia, Ohio, telling the packed crowd that "zero illegal aliens have been admitted into the United States" over the past 17 months.
"How do you do that?" Trump adds as the crowd erupts in applause.
The president is in southwestern Ohio as part of a 32-day midterm campaign blitz, rallying voters behind Sen. Jon Husted and other Republicans facing competitive races.