A Billionaires’ Row penthouse that sold for $87.7 million. Sting’s pad overlooking Central Park, bought for $65.7 million. A Trump Tower apartment owned by Donald himself. These properties might seem like exactly the type of real estate that stands to be hit with a newly proposed “pied-à-terre” tax,
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Read on The CityFree agent defensive end Marcus Davenport, a former first-round draft pick, visited the Bears. For a team that added no relevant pass rushers this offseason, Davenport represents a big name. Still, he has just four sacks in the past four seasons after posting nine in 2021. Davenport knows the Bears,
Ozzy Trapilo is back.The left tackle whom the Bears feared would miss most, if not all of the 2026 season with a torn patellar tendon, was activated off the Physically Unable to Perform list shortly before Sunday's practice. When it became clear to the Bears that Trapilo's rehab was ahead of schedul
One of the Cubs’ most durable players might have gotten injured.Shortstop Dansby Swanson left Sunday’s game against the Cardinals in the bottom of the third inning after swinging through a 0-0 Hunter Dobbins pitch. Swanson immediately grimaced in pain and was replaced by pinch-hitter James Triantos.
DETROIT — The White Sox’ trade for center fielder Brenton Doyle on Aug. 3 had the potential to create tension in the team’s utopian clubhouse.Incumbent center fielder Tristan Peters had a first half that put him in the All-Star Game, but he was having a rough start to the second half. Doyle had miss