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Pirates farm report for April 5, 2026: Jhostynxon Garcia’s 3 hits help Indy to victory

INDIANAPOLIS (Triple A, 2-7) earned a 7-2 victory over Columbus (Guardians). CF Jhostynxon Garcia (.125) had three hits, including a double, and two RBIs. DH Esmerlyn Valdez () extended his on-base streak to nine games and went 1 for 4 with a walk and an RBI. LF Tyler Callihan (.310)...
Trump revels in threats to commit war crimes in Iran

WASHINGTON — Power plants, desalination stations, oil wells, roads, bridges and other infrastructure. They are the foundations of civilian life in Iran, and their destruction by American and Israeli forces would cause widespread suffering among the country’s 93 million people — and in most cases would be considered a war...
ICE agents detain newlywed spouse of soldier training to deploy

A U.S. Army staff sergeant and his wife arrived at his base in Louisiana last week, expecting to begin their life together as newlyweds. The couple checked in at the visitor center, identification in hand, ready to complete the steps that would allow her to move into his home on...
Inside the Pentagon, fears of a disrupted war effort after Army chief’s ouster

WASHINGTON — Merely two weeks had passed since the Iran war began when Gen. Randy George, the Army’s highest-ranking officer, began sounding an alarm. Touring a weapons depot in North Carolina, George warned lawmakers present that the conflict’s vast and ever-growing list of targets was straining U.S. capacity — “depleting...
Toddler who crawled under fence at Hersheypark’s Zoo America injured by wolf

HERSHEY — A toddler was lightly injured by a wolf at a Pennsylvania theme park zoo after he crawled under a fence and stuck his hand into the animal’s enclosure, officials at the zoo confirmed Sunday. The child was never inside the wolf habitat at the ZooAmerica North American Wildlife...
What to consider before switching antidepressants

Elizabeth, 64, a former lawyer in Ontario, Canada, had taken the antidepressant Celexa for two decades. It helped her cope with the stress of being a full-time caregiver for her two sons, who are autistic. But last year her medication wasn’t working very well. Her sons, now both in their...
Daniel Trujillo Esmeral: On pharmacy lawsuit strategy, government must go back to basics

If a government hopes to function, it has to be able to enforce its laws. Our country is no exception, and in fact, the U.S. government is very good at enforcement. So when a big fraud case comes up, it’s absurd to think of Washington scrambling for a way to...
For many patients leaving the ICU, the struggle has only just begun

The accident happened in Pittsburgh on Nov. 16. Joseph Masterson, a lawyer who was just days from retiring at age 63, suffered cardiac arrest while driving, plowed into a guardrail and lost consciousness. Other drivers stopped, broke the car window and pulled him to safety. A passing volunteer firefighter performed...
Senior-led Deer Lakes volleyball team chases section title

It’s been years in the making, but the Deer Lakes boys volleyball team believes it finally possesses the proper makeup to challenge for a section title and possibly more. The process began about four years ago, when a group of eighth graders dedicated themselves to the sport. They endured a...
Belle Vernon grad Quinton Martin in fight for playing time at Penn State after strong finish in 2025

Penn State’s offense had to make a go of it in the Pinstripe Bowl without Kaytron Allen and Nick Singleton. The two rushing standouts, who combined for more than 7,600 career yards during their collegiate careers, were not available against Clemson in the Nittany Lions’ final game of the 2025...
Ross Douthat: Is there a religious revival in America?

In the early 2020s, secularization stopped: After rising for 15 years, the nonreligious share of the American population suddenly stopped growing. Ever since, there’s been a vigorous debate over whether this plateau is a precursor to religious revival or just a leveling off preceding a further fall from faith. The...
NASA astronauts are closer to moon than Earth on Artemis II day 4

HOUSTON — As Day 4 dawned on the Artemis II mission, the astronauts were closer to the moon than to Earth, after crossing the halfway point between the two bodies on Friday night. Before Day 3 ended, the stark gray disk appeared in the crew’s view of the blackness of...
Uber and Lyft offer gas price relief, but drivers say it’s not enough

SAN FRANCISCO — As the cost of gas spikes because of the war in Iran, workers who make a living through ride-hailing apps like Uber and Lyft are being hit hard. Margarita Penalosa, a full-time driver for Lyft and Uber who sometimes delivers food for DoorDash and Grubhub around Los...
‘I got back every penny’: Inside Trump’s supercharged tax season

Ashley Norwood’s ears perked up when she first heard about President Donald Trump’s campaign promises to not tax tips and overtime. As a bartender, Norwood earns plenty of tips, and her husband, a diesel technician, works a lot of overtime. Trump’s tax cuts seemed tailor-made to help her family of...
Student debt burdened them, so they moved abroad and stopped paying

Amanda Lynn Tully spent her teenage years as a ward of the state of Colorado and believed a college degree was her ticket to a better life. So, when she graduated in 2017 with a master’s degree in historic preservation from the University of Oregon, $65,000 in federal student loans...
Trump slashed science funding and now the U.S. could face a costly brain drain

In March last year, Wali Malik, a robotics engineer in Cambridge, Massachusetts, received a call from a research institution in Austria, a country where he had never been and knew no one. “‘Hey,’” Malik recalled the man saying. “‘We have this position to build an institute from scratch, on AI...

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