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DALLAS — JetBlue Airways won’t appeal a federal court’s ruling that struck down a long-term partnership with Fort Worth-based American Airlines, instead focusing attention on a proposed merger with budget carrier Spirit Airlines.

John Berylson, the American owner and chairman of south London’s Millwall football club, tragically died in a car crash on Tuesday, according to local authorities.

DALLAS — Benchmarks for the NBA’s restricted free agency movement are approaching, and the Dallas Mavericks are ready to act.

July 1992. We were standing around the batting cage. The Hall of Fame announcer Marty Brennaman gave me a word – 10 words, actually – of advice. “Don’t ever compare a team to the Big Red Machine,” he said, yours truly having mentioned the then-streaking Braves in the same sentence…

DETROIT — A new vehicle platform from Stellantis NV engineered for all-electric powertrains will offer sedans, crossovers and SUVs with more than 435 miles of range, the automaker said Wednesday.

Can the Reds keep it up? That’s the question, right? On May 23, Cincinnati’s MLB team was 20-28. It had gone 27-11 since, heading into Wednesday night’s game at Washington, leading the Milwaukee Brewers by one game in the National League Central.

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Two executives of an Overland Park-based company have been charged with conspiring to commit $1.9 billion in health care fraud, marking what officials called one of the largest such schemes prosecuted in Justice Department history.

Just Stop Oil environmental protesters were arrested Wednesday after interrupting two matches at Wimbledon.

The Orioles’ strong start to the season came with a pair of prospects pounding on the door to make their respective debuts. In a little more than a week’s time, both will have arrived in the majors.

Witnesses for the prosecution of Jamell Demons, the rapper known professionally as YNW Melly, have placed the defendant in the car where his friends, Christopher Thomas and Anthony Williams, met their demise.

For a week of intensive studying in March, Harry Ford felt like he was back in school.