DEAR ABBY: My roommate owns the house. His girlfriend and her two children are over here all day, every day. I have my own living room, office and bedroom, and we share the kitchen and bathroom.
ARIES. (March 19 - April 18): Conventional wisdom will be of no help. You're going to have to rely on your intuition and gut today.
Bryson DeChambeau got the result he was looking for from transforming his body.
SPIELBERG, Austria - Valtteri Bottas insisted before the season-opening Austrian Grand Prix on Sunday that he has what it takes to win the Formula One world championship.
According to the CDPH, Marin County is seeing elevated virus transmission and more hospitalizations. Some of this is due to the massive outbreak at San Quentin, where 1 in 3 inmates have tested positive for COVID-19. In addition, the state noted an increase in community transmission among essential workers and "outbreaks in congregate settings and Latinx neighborhoods."
STARCAST: Expect only the unexpected this Mercury-crazed week. The canny communications maven runs amok in emotional Cancer just as the Full Moon blitzes power hungry Capricorn. In other news: Mars throws his weight around fiery Aries. Talk about issues!
Scott Dixon finally made his second trip to the Indianapolis Motor Speedway's victory lane, and Indiana native Chase Briscoe made his first.
With Masahiro Tanaka crumpled motionless on the mound, Aaron Judge repeatedly waved behind home plate and scolded a video journalist for taking images.
San Francisco Giants catcher Buster Posey is considering opting out of the MLB's truncated 2020 season depending on how the coronavirus pandemic unfolds over the next couple of weeks.
A worker at a McDonald's in Oakland has filed a complaint alleging assault and negligence of management following a violent incident with a customer who allegedly refused to wear a mask amid the coronavirus pandemic.
ARIES. (March 19 - April 18): You may feel more harried than heroic but by day's end you'll see that you're up to the task hand.
Washington’s NFL team began a “thorough review” of its nickname Friday, a significant step toward moving on from “Redskins” and what experts and advocates call a “dictionary-defined racial slur.”