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Baseball is a game of rules. Written rules, unwritten rules, you name it.It seems like there are so many rules in the game of baseball it can be tough to remember them all, unless, of course, it's your job to know those rules like the back of your hand.Speaking of which, the New York Mets and Washington Nationals had a wacky game on Monday night, with the Mets notching 10 runs in the top of the 12th inning to win by an absurd 16-7 score in extras.BRAVES, REDS COMBINE FOR HISTORIC 16-RUN 8TH INNING IN WILD GAMEIt was the most

You have not turned 65 yet. But somewhere, your birthday may already be flagged in a database. That milestone is tied to Medicare eligibility, Social Security decisions and major financial choices.It can also put your name in front of insurance marketers, Medicare agents, lead generators and scammers around the same time.Here is the part many people miss: turning 65 can become a targeting event. Your age, address, phone number, relatives’ names and other personal details may already be sitting on people-search sites and data broker lists.Once you get close to Medicare age, those details can become more valuable. That is

A German teenager recently uncovered an ancient Greek coin — marking the first such find ever recorded in Berlin.The coin, which dates to the third century B.C., was uncovered by a 13-year-old male student in the district of Spandau, an area not typically associated with ancient Greek artifacts.PETRI Berlin, an archaeology center in the German capital, announced the find in April. 'ARCHAEOLOGICAL SENSATION' DISCOVERED AT ANCIENT ROMAN MILITARY CAMPSThe organization said that finds from classical antiquity "are generally rare in Berlin."The release noted, "While Roman objects can be identified occasionally but regularly, Greek finds had previously been entirely absent."It went on,

The next ten percent of military degradation now costs more than the first ninety, and that is the operational lesson of the past four years and the central problem facing modern military strategy.The wars in Ukraine and Iran are depictions of a bygone era of high-intensity conflict, with immense casualties in the case of Russia and Ukraine, and simultaneously a rehearsal of the conflicts that will define the 21st century. Unmanned systems, data science at scale to enable information processing and targeting, distributed command and control, and cheap precision strike have demonstrable effects on the battlefield that portend an uncertain

A former Virginia assistant principal is on trial on felony child neglect charges after prosecutors say she ignored warnings that a 6-year-old student had a loaded gun before the child shot his teacher in 2023.Jury selection began Monday in Newport News in the trial of Ebony Parker, the former assistant principal at Richneck Elementary School. Parker, who has pleaded not guilty, faces eight felony child neglect charges tied to the shooting of first-grade teacher Abby Zwerner, according to The Associated Press.Prosecutors allege several school employees warned Parker that the student might have a gun, but she failed to take action

Two American nationals were reportedly arrested in Japan on Sunday after one allegedly entered the enclosure of Punch, the young macaque at Ichikawa City Zoo who became famous online for his inseparable bond with a stuffed orangutan toy.Videos circulating online appear to show a person dressed in an emoji costume climbing over a barrier into the Japanese macaque enclosure before dropping a small stuffed toy near the animals, startling them and causing them to retreat, according to Agence France-Presse (AFP).The suspects were identified as a 24-year-old college student and a 27-year-old self-described singer, AFP reported.PUNCH THE MONKEY, VIRAL STAR, EXPERIENCES

Chicago Cubs center fielder Pete Crow-Armstrong apologized for using vulgar language in a heated exchange with a fan during Sunday’s loss to the Chicago White Sox.Crow-Armstrong, the 24-year-old star for the Cubs, said he has learned from the experience, regretting his "choice of words."PCA was heard saying, "suck my f---ing d--- b----," during the interaction with the fan in the outfield.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COM"I regret my choice of words the most and who that affects in my life," Crow-Armstrong said Monday afternoon, per ESPN. "Directly or indirectly, I don't think that any of the women in

Paige Spiranac hit the golf course on Monday and her content was hit with an unexpected age restriction. She's used to creating internet buzz with her outfits, but didn’t expect to see the censors flag this one.She was getting in some practice time on the course and working on her swing when her post was flagged. This wasn’t an instructional video on how to swing with big boobs or anything close to it.In fact, the girls were nowhere to be found. Paige was on the course by herself in country club-approved attire hitting a golf ball. There's nothing else going

The Department of Justice charged a California woman with paying people — including homeless individuals on Los Angeles’ Skid Row — to register to vote while she worked as a paid ballot-petition signature collector, according to federal prosecutors."False registrations undermine Americans’ faith in elections – even more so when payoffs are involved," assistant Attorney General Harmeet Dhillon of the Justice Department’s Civil Rights Division said in a press release Monday. "This Justice Department is committed to ensuring that all U.S. elections are fair and free from illegal meddling – so that all Americans can accept the results with confidence," Dhillon added.MARYLAND