With less than 50 days until the start gun, a quartet of cutting-edge offshore racers are preparing to battle across 3,000 miles of Atlantic Ocean in what promises to be one of the most technically ...

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LOS ANGELES (KABC) -- Pickleball has grown in popularity over the past few years, and so have the injuries associated with playing the fast-paced sport. Serious eye injuries are on the rise, ...

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Officials said the men were traveling from New Jersey to Florida when the fatal incident occurred Sgt. Anna Barbosa/ North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission One man died, and another was injured ...

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Connecticut entrepreneur John Davey was working on Wall Street when he started to look for his next step in life.. Tennis was always Davey’s first love. He had another business he sold and was looking ...

Pickleball is accessible and fun, but players are ending up with broken eye sockets, detached retinas, and other eye-related injuries. Reading time 2 minutes Pickleball—the fastest-growing sport in ...

A growing number of Americans are sustaining serious eye injuries linked to pickleball, prompting ophthalmologists and researchers to call for safety guidelines as the sport’s popularity continues to ...

The U.S. military conducted a fourth strike on a suspected narco-boat, killing four people in international waters in U.S. Southern Command on Friday, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth announced. Hegseth ...