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Ohio survives after missed field goal

KENT, Ohio (AP) — Matt Vezza had a touchdown run, Will Hryszko made two field goals and Ohio won its Mid-American Conference opener with a 13-10 victory over Kent State on Saturday. Hryszko connected on a 40-yard field goal in the first quarter, and Vezza scored from 35 yards late in ...

Guardians drop ALDS opener to White Sox

CLEVELAND (AP) — Munetaka Murakami hit a two-run homer, five Chicago pitchers combined for a three-hitter and the White Sox beat the Cleveland Guardians 3-0 in Game 1 of their AL Division Series on Saturday. Colson Montgomery added an RBI double for the White Sox, who have won nine of ...

Jaguars hold off Bengals’ late rally

CINCINNATI (AP) — Trevor Lawrence passed for 227 yards and a touchdown, Jacksonville's defense forced two critical turnovers and the Jaguars held off the Cincinnati Bengals 22-17 on Sunday. Joe Burrow passed for 428 yards for the Bengals, who lost All-Pro wide receiver Ja'Marr Chase to a ...

Tea Party: Colts paste Commanders in London

Tea Party: Colts paste Commanders in London LONDON (AP) — Sip some tea, score some touchdowns. Jonathan Taylor's secret is out. The Colts running back rushed for two touchdowns, quarterback Daniel Jones also ran one in and Indianapolis beat Washington 30-13 after the Commanders lost yet ...

Let the word go forth: The truth about Trump

WASHINGTON -- Donald Trump is not just a bad president. "King" is too good a word for the likes of him. What Trump truly is shall be written in the end. Andrew Johnson was the worst president we've had until now. A Southerner who was Abraham Lincoln's vice president, he took office in 1865 when the Civil War president was murdered by a Confederate sympathizer. Lincoln's worst mistake, Johnson restored Confederate leaders and generals back to power and undermined the meaning of the war. For that, the hated, bitter and racist Johnson was impeached and almost removed from office in ...

Always watching

Do you worry that you're being watched? If you drive, you probably are. My new video covers the cameras that photograph the backs of millions of cars. A company called Flock has 80% of that market. Flock's CEO says the goal is to "eliminate crime." But lots of people hate the cameras. "We are asked to give up our privacy for really nothing in return," says ACLU lawyer Chad Marlow. "These cameras save lives," I push back, "catching criminals." When a car thief kidnapped a child in Atlanta last month, Flock cameras helped police find the car and arrest a man within 15 ...