TikToker, Charles Ramil, shared a clip to the social media site, showing his Great Pyrenees puppy playing outside on the grass. Charles, from Denton, Texas, filmed the cream pup always sitting in the same corner of the garden, near a gap in the fence. He wrote: “We were wondering why he always stay at the same spot everyday. Then this happened.” The short clip shows a small hand and face appearing through the gap, as it appears the neighbor’s kid wanted to pet the dog, which has its own Instagram account, called cloudavalanche....

The report from Zillow, a leading online real estate company, showed increased house prices and raising interest rates have resulted in higher mortgage costs. The company said that while rents have also gone up in many places, mortgages are jumping at a steeper rate and are currently less affordable than at any time since 2007. Last week, the Federal Reserve increased interest rates by three-quarters of a percentage point in an effort to slow the nation’s ballooning inflation....

The Germany international has picked up a minor issue and was not named in the matchday squad for Sunday’s trip to West Brom. Wenger is also concerned that Ozil will not recover in time for the visit of the Premier League champions to the Emirates Stadium on Wednesday. “Ozil is injured and cannot contribute today,” he told Sky Sports ahead of the match at The Hawthorns. Asked if Ozil could return for Chelsea, Wenger replied: “He has a little chance....

The Germany international has reached that mark in 189 appearances, having moved to Emirates Stadium from Real Madrid in 2013. Arsene Wenger invested £42.5 million worth of faith in Ozil’s creative instincts and has been rewarded by his contribution across multiple competitions. The 29-year-old has struggled for consistency at times, but his value to the Arsenal cause has rarely been questioned. He is one of few world-class talents in the Gunners squad and is looked upon to provide inspiration when it matters most....

Silna, who with his brother negotiated a prescient deal that brought them almost $800 million in NBA television money, without ever owning an NBA team, died Tuesday in Los Angeles. He was 83. MORE: Sports figures we have lost in 2016 His family said the cause of death was cancer, according to multiple reports. Ozzie and Daniel Silna, who owned the Spirits of St. Louis in the old ABA, agreed to fold their team in 1976 as the NBA absorbed four teams from the dying league....

The 36-year-old Gambian-born former Norway international had been serving as a player-coach with Vancouver’s USL team Whitecaps FC 2 since August, after playing for the first team for a season and a half. In all, Kah played on three continents and with several different clubs in a playing career that began in 1998. Parker aims for bigger Whitecaps role, return to USMNT “It’s been an amazing 20 years and although it saddens me to be hanging up the boots for good, I feel incredibly grateful to be given the chance to start coaching for Whitecaps FC and continue my journey here in Vancouver,” Kah said in a statement posted on the club’s official website....

Bynum will not join the team on their trip to New York to play the Knicks, and he will remain in Indiana to deal with the knees that have caused him pain and missed games. “The knees are still swollen so he’s going to stay behind to get some work in here and some treatment here,” Pacers coach Frank Vogel said on Tuesday. “We’ll see where he’s at when we get back....

That was three years ago. A few seasons, 3,726 yards and 32 touchdowns later, Jordy Nelson somehow still “sneaks up on guys.” MORE: Packers NFC team to beat? | Secret to Green Bay’s success | Who your fan base hates We’ll spare you the senseless, evasive “deceptive speed” lingo — the Packers wideout “sneaks up on guys” because he’s white. Yet here we are in 2014 and many are amazed Nelson, who’s been a burner since elementary school, continues to dust defensive backs and help Green Bay’s offense maintain its lethal nature....

Prior to their Thanksgiving showdown, Sitton called the Lions defense a dirty and undisciplined team in an interview Tuesday with Milwaukee radio station WSSP. "I don't think there's any question about that," Sitton said, per the Detroit Free Press. "They go after quarterbacks. Their entire defense takes cheap shots all the time, that's what they do, that's who they are. They're a bunch of dirtbags, or scumbags. I mean, that's how they play....

Green Bay has no room ahead of Minnesota in the NFC North, and with a loss, would drop into a virtual tie for first place. San Francisco is clinging to a one-game lead over Seattle, and with a loss, could fall into second place. Home-field advantage may end up being key in a top-heavy conference field. That gives the game a classic feel, as both teams are back in championship contention at the same time for the first time in a long time....

The key for the Bears in Week 4, as the case always seems to be against the Packers, is slowing down the Aaron Rodgers-led passing attack that ranks second in the NFL with 291.3 yards per game through three weeks. Chicago’s defense overall has been solid this season, ranking 12th with an average of 321.7 total yards allowed per game. PACKERS-BEARS PICKS:Straight up | Against spread Here is all the info you need to watch Packers vs....

Minnesota managed just seven first downs on its home field, running 22 fewer plays than the visitors. The Packers pass rush sacked Kirk Cousins five times — three from linebacker Za’Darius Smith — and the Vikings ran for a measly 57 yards. MORE: NFL power rankings Despite that, Green Bay trailed at halftime. The Aaron Rodgers-led offense had three first-half turnovers, which Minnesota turned into a 10-9 lead at the break....

Roach said he still isn’t convinced Mayweather will actually fight Pacquiao. He was asked about his thoughts on the fight and interjected in an interview with USA Today. MORE: Time, date and odds | Ticket prices | How to watch the fight | History at MGM Grand “If (Mayweather) shows up,” he said. “I am still worried about that. I won’t believe it until I see him in front of us in the ring....

“Jayce has extensive experience in virtually every aspect of coaching, player development and baseball operations, and our entire group believes that he’s the right person to lead our talented roster,” Padres GM A.J. Preller said in a statement. “His multi-faceted skill set, combined with his ability to develop talent and help players reach their potential at the Major League level, were key factors in his selection as our manager.”...

They’ve shown that desire ever since general manager A.J. Preller took the reins in 2014, and after signing superstar infielder Manny Machado to a $300 million deal Tuesday, their hunger for relevancy has never been more apparent. It’s refreshing to see a team focus on that seemingly basic objective amid an offseason of labor uncertainty. Now the Padres must translate their spending into wins, an equation they botched four years ago when a slew of high-profile additions preceded a disappointing fourth-place finish in the National League West....

While it’s less common, secondary headaches (those that are caused by another health condition) are sometimes behind headache pain in the back of the head. Sometimes, this type of pain may be related to a serious issue. This article reviews possible primary and secondary causes of headaches on the back of the head, how these headaches are treated, and when you should see a healthcare provider. Pain All Over the Back of the Head Headache pain all over the back of the head is most commonly a tension-type headache....

The shallow earthquake, which registered 5.8 on the Richter scale, hit 22.3 kilometers (13.9 miles) north of the Pakistani city of Jhelum. Regional news outlets provided different figures for the number of injuries and fatalities from the earthquake. Divisional Commissioner Chaudhry Muhammad Tayyab told Pakistani newspaper Dawn that at least eight people were reported dead and 100 injured. Tayyab said that at least three of those reported dead were young children....

This difference might help explain the two leaders’ divergent fates. Musharraf, for all his flaws, has been a far better president than Chávez—who despite Venezuela’s oil bonanza has run the country into the ground. And yet Musharraf was never able to master the key skill you need to lead a nation—politics. He ruled his country in an aloof, controlled manner, never really embracing the hurly-burly of its politics and never finding a secure political path to maintaining his presidency....