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Cubs superstar Pete Crow-Armstrong wins National League MVP unanimously, beating Shohei Ohtani
Cubs center fielder Pete Crow-Armstrong won the National League MVP award for the 2026 season unanimously, the BBWAA revealed Thursday evening. The Baseball Writers' Association of America ballot uses two voters from each of the 15 chapters housing NL teams. Each voter submits a ballot with 10 players, ranked 1-10. A first-place vote gets a player 14 points, while second place earns nine, third place eight, etc., until a 10th-place vote earns one point. Ballots are due before the playoffs begin, as this is a regular-season award.
Law & Crime
'Bugs swimming in toilet water': 2-year-old in 'very soiled' diaper found wandering in street after dad passes out in filthy home, cops say
Concerned neighbors called the Flagler County Sheriff's Office when they saw the boy alone walking in the middle of the street and cars stopping in the road to avoid hitting him, cops said. The post ‘Bugs swimming in toilet water’: 2-year-old in ‘very soiled’ diaper found wandering in street after dad passes out in filthy home, cops say first appeared on Law & Crime .
The Associated Press
'It's not personal': Trump's deportation efforts find support among South Florida Latinos
MIAMI (AP) — In Hialeah, Florida, a city that’s 95% Hispanic, only three residents showed up at a recent city council meeting to speak against a partnership with the federal government to enforce immigration laws. The police departments in Hialeah, where three out of four people were born abroad, and Coral Gables, with a majority of Hispanics mostly of Cuban descent, have entered into agreements with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement with very little visible pushback. President Donald Trump’s doubling of immigration arrests and ramping up of deportations could have a disproportionate impact on South Florida, home to some of...
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Wife of doctor found dead in Tarpon Springs mansion ordered to pay his children $200M
TARPON SPRINGS, Fla. - It has been more than a decade since a prominent doctor was found shot to death in his garage in Tarpon Springs. Dr. Steven Schwartz, a 74-year-old kidney specialist, was found dead from two gunshot wounds in the garage of his Tarpon Springs mansion back in May 2014. His wife found him and called the police, saying there had been a burglary.