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The Supreme Court has ruled sensibly that the Trump Administration is within its power to end Temporary Protected Status for more than 1.3 million refugees from violent and chaotic conditions in their home country and send them back immediately.

Editorial Cartoon: Tim Hartman - 6/29 TIM HARTMAN / BLOCK NEWS ALLIANCE Editorial Cartoon: Tim Hartman - 6/29 TIM HARTMAN BLOCK NEWS ALLIANCE First Published June 29, 2026, 3:45 a.m. TIM HARTMAN / BLOCK NEWS ALLIANCE

As the auto industry rushes to adopt artificial intelligence and advanced automation, executives are signaling their ambitions to Wall Street. What they are not addressing, however, is the human cost. These technologies are being deployed primarily to cut jobs and increase shareholder returns. As we come out of our UAW Constitutional Convention, we need to elect leaders that will have this situation in mind and the solutions to address them. This future is not written yet.

CHASKA, Minn. — Haeran Ryu recovered from a rough start to secure her first career major title, winning the Women's PGA Championship by two strokes over Ina Yoon on a windy Sunday at Hazeltine National Golf Club. Ryu shot a 2-under 70 to finish at 13-under 275 and become the sixth South Korean to win the event over the last 12 editions, flashing a big smile after sinking her last putt as friends ran out to douse her in celebration.

SONOMA, Calif.— Shane van Gisbergen continued his remarkable run on the twistiest tracks in NASCAR, but this was no easy Sunday drive. The Trackhouse Racing driver became the winningest active Cup Series driver on road and street courses with his second consecutive victory at Sonoma Raceway.

CROMWELL, Conn. — Scottie Scheffler made an 8-foot par putt on the 18th hole Sunday and pumped his fist with more emotion than he showed all day, just for the right to return Monday at the rain-delayed Travelers Championship to face a sudden-death playoff against Viktor Hovland. The final round was stopped for 90 minutes as storms moved over the TPC River Highlands, and officials deemed there was not enough daylight for them to start the playoff.

PITTSBURGH — Ryan O’Hearn homered twice in a game for the third time in the majors and drove in four runs to help the Pittsburgh Pirates avoid a series sweep with a 9-4 win over the Cincinnati Reds on Sunday. O’Hearn put Pittsburgh in front 5-4 in the fifth inning with a 421-foot drive to right off Brady Singer (3-7). After 65-minute rain delay with one out in the bottom of the eighth, Pierce Johnson walked Bryan Reynolds and Nick Gonzales before O'Hearn hit a three-run shot to make it 8-4.

DETROIT — Christian Walker's three-run homer highlighted a four-run 10th inning as the Houston Astros rallied to beat the Detroit Tigers 7-5 on Sunday. Tigers closer Kenley Jansen (1-4), pitching his second inning, started the 10th by walking Yordan Alvarez. Isaac Paredes, who tied it in the eighth with a solo home run, singled to give Houston a 4-3 lead. Walker then hit Jansen's 2-2 cutter for a long homer to left to make it 7-3.

CLEVELAND — Rhys Hoskins had a two-run double down the left-field line during a five-run eighth inning and the Cleveland Guardians rallied for a 6-5 victory over the Seattle Mariners on Sunday. The Guardians trailed 4-1 before their comeback. It is their third victory in 36 games in which they have trailed after seven innings.

This is the third of a multi-part series breaking down position groups on Bowling Green State University’s football roster entering the 2026 season. BOWLING GREEN — Perhaps no other positions will see bigger changes in the upcoming season for the Bowling Green State University football team than the wide recovers and tight ends. The top six receiving yard leaders from a year ago are all gone, as the Falcons are hoping to revamp an offense that struggled through the air in 2025.