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The Daily Brief: Dodgers Win Historic World Series Game 3, Newsom Announces Presidential Interest After Midterms, and more.

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Dodgers Outlast Blue Jays in 18-Inning Marathon to Take 2-1 World Series Lead

In one of the longest games in World Series history, the Dodgers edged the Blue Jays 6–5 in 18 innings at Dodger Stadium. Shohei Ohtani delivered a historic performance with two homers, two doubles, and nine times on base, while Freddie Freeman sealed the six-hour epic with a walk-off blast to center. The win gives Los Angeles a 2–1 series lead, with Ohtani slated to pitch Game 4 on Wednesday.

Gavin Newsom Hints at a 2028 Presidential Run

California Governor Gavin Newsom is signaling he may have national ambitions. In a candid CBS News Sunday Morning interview, the Democratic leader said he’ll “seriously consider” a 2028 presidential bid once his term ends, calling the decision “a matter of fate.” While emphasizing his current focus on California’s Proposition 50, Newsom’s recent visits to early primary states like South Carolina have only fueled speculation that the Golden State governor could soon set his sights on the White House.

‘Yellowstone’ Creator Taylor Sheridan to Leave Paramount for NBCUniversal

Target to Cut 1,800 Corporate Jobs Ahead of CEO Transition

Target is set to eliminate 1,800 corporate positions—including 1,000 active roles and 800 open ones—in its largest workforce reduction in a decade. The move, aimed at streamlining decision-making, comes as longtime executive Michael Fiddelke prepares to step into the CEO role in February. While store and supply chain employees will remain unaffected, the cuts mark a significant shift as the company faces sluggish sales and seeks to refocus on merchandising, customer experience, and technology-driven efficiency.

Clippers Level Up Intuit Dome With Candy Crush Games and Fan Rewards

The Clippers’ second season at Intuit Dome brings major upgrades to the Inglewood arena, including a new Candy Crush Saga partnership, interactive halftime competitions, and the fan-focused Wave Makers Program. With gameday missions, exclusive rewards, and enhanced Halo Board features, the $2 billion venue is redefining what a true home-court advantage looks like for Los Angeles basketball fans.

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