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Eagles player Fletcher Cox calls 911 as man allegedly attempts to break into his home

Monday, October 28 by ABC News

artisteer/9iStock(PHILADELPHIA) -- Philadelphia Eagles pro-bowl defensive lineman Fletcher Cox threatened to “blow” an suspected intruder’s “brains out” during an alleged home invasion, according a transcript of his 911 call.Loud banging noises can be heard -- described by Cox as... Read More.

UFC heavyweight fighter Walt Harris pleads for help in finding missing 19-year-old stepdaughter

Monday, October 28 by ABC News

Auburn Police Department(AUBURN, Ala.) -- Police recovered a vehicle belonging to a missing Alabama college student over the weekend, but said there was still no sign of the 19-year-old as of Sunday afternoon.Investigators found Aniah Haley Blanchard's 2017 Honda... Read More.

School crossing guard who loves the Washington Nationals surprised with World Series tickets by students

Monday, October 28 by ABC News

Catherine Ashby(ARLINGTON, Va.) -- One beloved crossing guard’s humorous plea to see his favorite baseball team resulted in an outpouring of love from his community and two World Series tickets.Jeff Covel and his family have supported the Washington Nationals... Read More.

DC will host a World Series game Sunday – but Trump won’t throw out the first pitch

Monday, October 28 by ABC News

Twitter/@chefjoseandres(WASHINGTON) -- The Washington Nationals are guaranteed a World Series Game 5 in Washington, D.C. -- but President Donald Trump won't be throwing out the ceremonial first pitch.Trump announced Thursday that if the series went to five games, he... Read More.

Astros executive fired after ‘frightening’ outburst toward female reporters

Monday, October 28 by ABC News

33ft/iStock(HOUSTON) -- A Houston Astros executive has been fired after he reportedly made a "frightening" outburst toward three female reporters while celebrating the team making it to the World Series. The controversy surrounded closer Roberto Osuna, who the Astros... Read More.

MLB umpire apologizes for threatening tweet over Trump impeachment inquiry

Monday, October 28 by ABC News

cmannphoto/iStock(NEW YORK) -- A Major League Baseball umpire apologized for threatening to buy an AR-15 if President Trump is impeached.Rob Drake said in a statement to ESPN on Thursday he especially wanted to apologize "to... Read More.