Egypt strikes Islamic State targets in Libya, suspected Copenhagen gunman is killed and the White House's plan to kill the password.

Want to be a MLB manager? Get a job at ESPN first. Jared Diamond from The Wall Street Journal explains why baseball teams are valuing TV experience when searching for a new skipper.

How to deal with a child addicted to vaping, TV comedies are growing up, and how to succeed in baseball without spending money.

Baseball is crossing the pond with the Yankees and Red Sox playing in London this weekend, but The Wall Street Journal's Jared Diamond explains to Gordon how it doesn't make much sense for the MLB.

Zlati Meyer from USA Today explores a minor-league baseball team's decision to stop selling peanuts and Cracker Jacks at its ballpark.

While the Los Angeles Dodgers aim for their first World Series championship in 30 years, The Wall Street Journal's Jason Gay considers the 4-year-old Bostonians who have never seen a Red Sox title.

An All-Star third baseman... and an All-Star gum chewer? The Wall Street Journal's Jared Diamond tells Mike Gavin how Cincinnati Reds star Eugenio Suarez is as impressive blowing bubbles as he is on the diamond.

Nick Murphy, host of The Job Lab Podcast and CEO of Mid-America Careers, explains how companies can learn a thing or two about talent acquisition from Major League Baseball.

Hawaii volcano eruption sends lava into residential area, prompting evacuations, Democrats hoping to win in November look past Nancy Peolsi, and can baseball survive in Florida.

Can baseball capitalize on the NFL's falling ratings? Jason Gay from the Wall Street Journal has the story.

New Information emerges on Niger ambush, North Korea threats at 'unprecedented, critical' level, and is this baseball's time.

How hospitals dealt with injuries rarely seen in the U.S., when did baseball games become agonizing, and are companies cursed by cameos in Blade Runner.

GOP push to pass health-care law faces new setback, Donald Trump sustains support in counties that backed him, and baseball tackles how to build team chemistry.

Baseball's heavy hitters are learning to beat the shift. The Wall Street Journal's Jared Diamond has the story.

Is age just a number? Boston Red Sox Slugger David Ortiz thinks so. Jared Diamond from the Wall Street Journal has more.

Is football more popular than baseball? The Wall Street Journal's Jason Gay says "who cares?"

What does is mean when you "bat around" in baseball? The Wall Street Journal's Jared Diamond explains who thinks your answer is wrong.