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MLS reveals shortened 2027 campaign details

MLS reveals shortened 2027 campaign details

Major League Soccer will play a February-to-May campaign in 2027 to transition into a season schedule that aligns with most football leagues worldwide, organisers announced on Thursday. The "MLS Sprint Season" will see all 30 teams play 14 regular-season matches from February to April, once

Six American allies say they are ready to help with Strait of Hormuz

(The Center Square) – Foreign allies appear to be backpedaling on their refusal to help the U.S. secure the Strait of Hormuz, as President Donald Trump has expressed his frustration with the international community for not stepping up. In a joint statement from France, Germany, Italy, Japan, the Netherlands and

Food Network’s Katie Lee Biegel Reveals Scary New Injury

Food Network’s Katie Lee Biegel recently broke her streak of avoiding kitchen injuries. In a Wednesday, March 18, Instagram story video, Biegel revealed that she recently injured herself while filming her YouTube cooking series, It’s Not Complicated. “In all my years of cooking, I have never cut myself.

As oil hits $120 a barrel, damage to energy industry is done, energy insiders say

(The Center Square) – As conflict in Iran escalates, Middle Eastern refineries have been hit and the Strait of Hormuz remains compromised, and oil futures hit $120 a barrel. Physical cargos of crude from Oman and the UAE have already hit $150 a barrel for May delivery. Prices at the pump

UPtv Easter 2026: Get Full Schedule of Movies

UPtv will have almost 100 hours of programming for Easter this year. UPtv will be celebrating the season from Palm Sunday (March 29) to Easter Sunday (April 5), with the classic The Ten Commandments, The Greatest Story Ever Told, and more. Plus, Easter Sunday will include the cable premiere of

Say no to the Hertz/Regier tax increase plan | Josh Kassmier

Montanans are paying too much in taxes, and sadly Greg Hertz and the Regier family are doing everything possible to increase them. It started with editorials. In a KJJR editorial, Matt Regier said he was “angry” the Legislature passed property tax reform. Then Rep. Amy Regier, in another editorial, went

American Prairie petitions for judicial review