The former major-league pitcher will be back on the air with ESPN for the MLB postseason, the network confirmed Sunday (via SI.com). MORE: Most infamous moments for every MLB team | Schilling: ‘I don’t have a racist bone in my body’ Earlier Sunday, Schilling, at New Hampshire Motor Speedway to deliver the invocation before Sunday’s NASCAR Sprint Cup race, said (via USA Today) that he would be back on ESPN in the postseason but didn’t say in what capacity....

Then Schilling got into a heated, four-hour long debate on the never-divisive issue of evolution. First, he tweeted a link to an anti-evolution Youtube video: Later in the evening, he got into a debate on the topic with various Twitter users. Things went on (and on) from about 7:20 p.m. ET to about 11:20 p.m. ET. A sample of some of Schilling’s tweets: As you can imagine, not everyone agreed with the views of Schilling, who is a cancer survivor:

In June, customer Eric Smith left a $3,000 tip on his $13 bill at Alfredo’s Pizza in Scranton, Pennsylvania. The staff was floored when Smith’s credit card charge went through. They gushed over his kindness in the local news, while Smith attributed the tip to a social media movement called “Tips for Jesus.” But the story took a dark turn when months later, Smith reclaimed the funds. In the U....

Posting to Reddit’s “Aww” forum under the username u/JephriB, a man named Jeff said that his wife brought the cat home Friday following a brief discussion the couple had about fostering only a day prior. So far, the post has amassed more than 50,000 upvotes and over 800 comments from Redditors who congratulated the couple on their inevitable “foster fail.” A “foster fail” is a lighthearted term used to describe situations in which foster caregivers adopt one or some of the foster pets that are under their care, according to Pets for Patriots, a charitable organization that helps U....

One life-sized cutout featured Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg as the QAnon Shaman—the man seen wearing face paint, a fur helmet with horns and an American flag during the January 6 insurrection. The stunt appears to be organized by the consumer activist group SumOfUs. The group describes itself as an online community that is “committed to curbing the growing power of corporations.” In a statement on Thursday, the group said their research “found that tech companies not only provided the organizing platforms for the far-right revolt of January 6th; their policies, algorithms, and tools directly fueled it....

Amphan reached Category 5 classification earlier this week as it approached coastal regions of Bangladesh and two adjacent Indian states from the Bay of Bengal. The IMD’s designation referred to Amphan as a “severe cyclonic storm” throughout Wednesday, reduced from “very severe” when it first hit the coastline. The department said it expects the cyclone to progressively weaken as it continues to travel northeast over Bangladesh and warned of ongoing thunderstorms....

Larin, who led the Lions in scoring the past three seasons, is entering the first of two option years on his current contract with the MLS side. “I think I’m at the right place to go play in Europe and it’s the right time,” Larin told the Orlando Sentinel on Wednesday. “I think I’ll benefit. I have personal goals and dreams and I want to go to Europe and play....

This article discusses the link between cystic fibrosis and pneumonia as well as symptoms, causes, diagnosis, and treatment. What’s the Link Between Cystic Fibrosis and Pneumonia? Cystic fibrosis is an inherited disorder that affects many organ systems, but its damage to the lungs is the most concerning problem. People develop frequent episodes of pneumonia or bronchitis, which can lead to severe complications and early death. The faulty gene causing cystic fibrosis disrupts the movement of salts and water in the body, which leads to a buildup of mucus in places that can damage organ systems....

This, though? This is not great. It’s from the Idaho Stampede, the Utah Jazz’ D-League affiliate. They shot for the Shepherd Fairey Obama poster and wound up with the cover of “Thank Me Later.” As for Frederick Douglass and Maya Angelou, odds are that’ll be the first time a whole bunch of Idahoans see their faces. Not ideal. MORE: Nike’s 2016 BHM collection

So it is with the images of the five nearly full-term aborted babies recently surrendered to Washington, D.C.’s Metropolitan Police Department. The babies in the photographs allegedly came out with the medical waste from a late-term abortion clinic in the nation’s capital. The photographs are unsettling in the extreme—little boys and girls, far along in their development and their bodies mostly intact, all of them not simply dead but killed....

The wedding of Australian tennis stars Daria Gavrilova and Luke Saville this past Saturday was a major event back in their homeland. The pair tied the knot having started dating at the age of 15. Their big day proved a memorable occasion for all involved with Saville and Gavrilova celebrating their marriage with a first dance choreographed to the Coldplay song “My Universe.” But while the happy couple have hogged the celebrity news headlines back in Australia, over on TikTok, it’s Gavrilova’s adorable Dachshund who has been bagging the plaudits....

In a post on Reddit’s popular r/AmITheA****** forum, user u/Raoyee3 explained that he left his 27-year-old son’s wedding early because he denied his stepmom a mother-son dance. His son Jordan lost his mom when he was just 13, and stepmom Natalie came into his life when he was 16. The dad explained that they never had a particularly close relationship. “He refused to let her get close and shut down every attempt to have a close relationship,” said the poster....

According to the stepfather, the young man had been catcalling a woman from the inside of his car, leading to the confrontation between the pair. The stepdad shared his anecdote to popular Subreddit “Am I the A**hole” where users turn to find the opinions of others on a conflicting personal issue. In just a day, the post gained over 20,000 votes—with seemingly one unanimous deciding conclusion. In the post, the anonymous man explained that his 23-year-old stepson, whose name has been changed by Newsweek to James, recently got engaged to his fiancée who comes from a “highly conservative family and they both won’t live together until after marriage....

Baby name theft might be a first-world problem but it’s a relatively common one. The notion is simple enough; you mention a particular name to a similarly expectant set of friends and, before you know it, they have taken it for their own offspring. These kinds of problems might seem trivial in the grander scheme of things but, as etiquette expert Diane Gottsman explained to the Huffington Post, the choice of name matters a great deal to a new parent....

As a new feature on Sundays, we'll showcase five of our favorite features stories from the week that you might have missed. These are the stories that make you tweet "tl;dr" on a Wednesday. But it's Sunday! So sit back and enjoy some of the best sports writing from the last week. WHAT WE’RE READING The five articles you'll want to save and share with your friends 1. The New York Times had a great narrative about Jadeveon Clowney and how he's quickly acheived "legend" status....

WHAT WE’RE READING The articles you’ll want to save and share with your friends 1. Tom Ziller looks back at the 30 biggest moments of David Stern's career. [READ MORE] 2. Abrams Alert! The Ballad of Boogie Cousins. [READ MORE] 3. Eric LeGrand finished his Rutgers degree. We can all stand up and clap for that. [READ MORE] 4. What's next for the extra point in the NFL? Peter King and Robert Klemko debate....

VIDEO OF THE DAY /embed/n7XKWwCsUgg" frameborder=“0” allowfullscreen> Oh look, Bill Cowher in a lot of eye makeup for his girlfriend's music video. That wasn't a sentence I expected to type, ever. WHAT WE’RE READING The five articles you’ll want to save and share with your friends 1. Paul Flannery on Allen Iverson's prime in Philadelphia is a great read as we all get nostalgic about the star's greatest days. [READ MORE] 2....

WHAT WE’RE READING The articles you’ll want to save and share with your friends 1. Grantland's Bryan Curtis talks about the site of this year's Final Four and how it's become a mecca for sports in America. [READ MORE] 2. Read Nicole Auerbach's story for USA Today on the women in Kevin Ollie's life and the year they've had. [READ MORE] 3. The Kentucky fan with the leg tattoo—not as catchy as the similarly titled movie—is keeping said tattoo....