Whether shots are going in or not, [he] always plays the right way, makes the right plays,” Embiid says of the rookie guard.

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Professional sports teams know that a logo isn’t just a pretty picture—it’s the face of a franchise. Over the decades, these ...

Robert Kraft and Ralph Hay are among 21 contributors advancing for the Pro Football Hall of Fame’s Class of 2026. A committee ...

Cracker Barrel had debuted its new logo in August, but quickly faced backlash for ditching a depiction of the “Old Timer” previously seen on the sign.

Japan could end up with its first female prime minister or its youngest leader in more than a century after a party leadership election on Saturday. The governing Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) is ...

City Council member Gina Driscoll asks that the “Harmony” and “History” flags be flown at city facilities. St. Petersburg City Council member Gina Driscoll is requesting that the city fly variations ...

They say the suit makes the man and this couldn’t me more true when it comes to everyone’s favorite Caped Crusader, Batman. Throughout Batman’s onscreen history, we have seen suits ranging from the ...

Peter Hugo, the president of the National Interscholastic Swim Coaches Association, which determines All-America honors in boys and girls high school swimming and diving, has died. Hugo, a Great Neck ...

RENO — Famed Nevada historian Guy Rocha was suspicious of hyperbole and had no trouble calling out journalists who used adjectives like “biggest,” “first” or “best” in their stories.

Colleagues say Rocha took seriously the job of using facts for the public good, sharing his encyclopedic knowledge in newspaper columns and radio shows. Famed Nevada historian Guy Rocha was suspicious ...