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CLEVELAND (AP) — The Houston Astros didn't cheat. They didn't want to get cheated.That's their story, and Major League Baseball agrees.Following an investigation into two incidents this postseason, MLB said that the defending World Series champions were conducting surveillance — not spying — when a credentialed Astros employee was pointing his cellphone into the opposing dugouts during playoff games in Cleveland and Boston.The Indians filed a complaint following Game 3 of the AL Division Series after the employee was observed aiming his phone into their dugout and taking pictures or video.

By Jacob Unruh Staff Writer junruh@oklahoman.comSHAWNEE — There was always a bit of doubt around the Westmoore softball team.Doubt from the outside that the Jaguars could continue impressive comebacks in pressure-packed situations.

A U.S. federal judge on Tuesday approved a settlement between TeslaOpens a New Window., Elon MuskOpens a New Window. and the Securities and Exchange Commission related to the CEO’s tweets about taking the electric-car maker private.Under the deal, Musk will relinquish his role as Tesla’s chairman for three years and pay a $20 million fine.

Kyle Larson has been docked 10 points by NASCAR for a rules violation that could bring an end to his championship chances.Chip Ganassi Racing was penalized for breaking NASCAR's policy on damaged vehicles during the race at Talladega Superspeedway.The points deduction announced Wednesday drops Larson to 36 points below the cutoff for the final transfer position to the third round of the playoffs.

First lady Melania Trump's plane was forced to return to Joint Base Andrews due to a "mechanical issue" Wednesday morning.A few minutes after takeoff, those aboard the C-32A aircraft observed a thin haze of smoke coming from the cabin and smelled something burning, officials said.