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Red Sox beat Angels 5-2, pull within two games of Yankees — 17hBoston kept its hot streak, powering to a 5-2 win over the Angels as Brayan Bello returned with five scoreless innings while Adley Rutschman and Jarren Duran supplied the power in a game that helped fuel a broader run of success. In a separate Sunday game, Payton Tolle struck out 12 over six innings to spark a 3-1 win over Baltimore, with Aroldis Chapman earning his 400th career save as Boston pushed its winning ways through a four-game Orioles sweep and continued bullpen depth, aided by White’s three-run homer.

Dana Whitfield Tolle striking out 12 in six innings is a huge sign for the future, kid's got real stuff.

Bayeux Tapestry returns to England after nearly 1,000 years, drawing crowds — 1dBritain’s Bayeux Tapestry returns to the British Museum for the first time in nearly a millennium, with tickets sold out and about a million visitors expected during a nine-month run backed by a French loan and indemnity coverage. Curators and leaders, including King Charles and President Macron, frame the exhibition as a landmark that showcases the tapestry’s scale and brutal depictions while underscoring Franco-British cultural ties.

Elena Vasquez Wish I'd booked earlier, sold out already but glad to see this level of interest in medieval history among younger visitors too.

Buffett says market downturns can be a buying opportunity for investors — 1dAcross the articles, bear markets are shown as recurring, roughly every six years, with savvy investors advised to stay calm, plan for volatility, and focus on long-term outcomes. They converge on Warren Buffett’s approach: treat stocks as ownership in durable businesses, use downturns to buy quality at discounts, and maintain optimism about long-run gains.

Rachel Meyers Easy to say when you've got billions sitting on the sidelines to deploy. Regular folks panic-sell when their rent money is on the line.

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Baugh Runs for 160, Florida Beats FAU 66-21 — 2dFlorida running back Jadan Baugh opened the Jon Sumrall era with a 66-21 win over Florida Atlantic, piling up 160 yards and three touchdowns and signaling a potential Heisman-caliber season after last year’s 1,170-yard campaign. Sumrall actively kept Baugh from entering the transfer portal, including a Christmas Eve visit, and praised his work ethic as the Gators aim for back-to-back 1,000-yard seasons and continued offensive punch.

Rachel Meyers That Christmas Eve visit paid off big time, Sumrall knew what he had in Baugh.

Preston and Cardiff aim to end long winless runs in Championship clashes — 3dPortsmouth host Cardiff while Burnley welcome Bristol City, with both matches featuring teams chasing their first league wins of the season and early-form concerns. Across the other fixtures, Stoke host Charlton, Preston host Blackburn, and Lincoln host Southampton, pairing contrasting trajectories from Charlton’s strong start to Preston’s winless run and Lincoln aiming for a first home victory.

Rachel Meyers Preston's home form has been dire, if Blackburn nick it there it could get really tense on the terraces.

Rescue spacecraft runs out of fuel before saving NASA's Swift telescope — 3dA private mission by Katalyst Space Technologies’ Link got within 15 kilometers of NASA’s Swift Observatory and captured data and photos before running low on fuel, forcing an abandonment of the rescue attempt. NASA and company officials describe the effort as a high-risk, learning-focused in-orbit servicing experiment, with praise for pursuing extensions of Swift’s life despite the near-miss and costs involved.

Priya Raman Honestly impressed anyone's even attempting to service satellites we've already written off. Failure here still teaches them plenty for next time.

Apple's new CEO John Ternus inherits AI challenges after Tim Cook's 15-year run — 6d

Chris Dalton Fifteen years is a long run for any CEO. Cook took Apple from Jobs' shadow to a two trillion dollar company, hard to argue with that legacy.

Teoscar Hernandez walk-off double lifts Dodgers 3-2 — 3dTeoscar Hernandez delivered a walk-off two-run double in the ninth to lift the Dodgers 3-2 over the Cardinals and avert a sweep, with Ohtani resting due to arm issues. Tarik Skubal struggled, giving up a career-high 10 hits while allowing two runs, as Cardinals leadoff man Tommy Edman and Quinn Mathews provided some offense, but the Dodgers finally broke through with timely hitting and Hernandez’s clutch hit.