PHILADELPHIA--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Phenom, the applied AI company for HR that helps organizations hire faster, develop better and retain longer, launched a Partner Program and Marketplace to elevate how ...

The New York Mets have a lot of work to do in a short period of time if they are going to catch the Philadelphia Phillies in the National League East race. With 19 games remaining in the season, the ...

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Angel Reese is used to dominating on the court, but now she’s stepping into a whole new arena: the big screen. According to The Hollywood Reporter, the Chicago Sky forward makes her feature film debut ...

MANILA, Philippines — It’s a proud moment for President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. as he praised tennis ace Alexandra Eala on Sunday for becoming the first Filipino to clinch a Women’s Tennis Association ...

The youth movement in Cincinnati isn’t slowing down. The Reds are set to promote slugging infielder Sal Stewart, their top overall prospect, according to multiple reports. The team hasn’t confirmed ...

You have to start with the last names. There's no other way to tell the stories of Shedeur Sanders or Arch Manning. Manning is the royal family name of quarterbacks. Sanders just denotes greatness.

For what will be the only time this year at Citi Field, a Juan Soto strikeout was met with cheers. Another long bottom of the inning mercifully had ended, this one entailing the Mets scoring seven ...

For the Yankees, much of the 2025 season has been about withstanding disappointment and negativity, about plowing through injuries and just, somehow, keeping their heads above water. For all the ...

For Montreal Canadiens rookie sensation Ivan Demidov, Thomas Wolfe was apparently right. You really can’t go home again. Well, maybe he could go back to Russia someday, but it would probably be wise ...

At the age of 17, Tokito Oda became the youngest world No. 1 in wheelchair tennis. At 18, he was a Paralympic gold medalist. Now, at 19, the Japanese prodigy is chasing a career Grand Slam at the U.S.