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Woman Who Died At Ohio State University’s Ceremony Identified As Graduate’s Mother
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Part Of Building Collapses As Michigan Declares Tornado Emergency
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Panera To Stop Selling Charged Lemonade Amid 2 Wrongful Death Lawsuits
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Body Of 6th Baltimore Bridge Construction Worker Recovered
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Holocaust Survivor’s Message For The U.S.
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Lakers Outlook: Darvin Ham Fired After 1st Rd Loss
Los Angeles Lakers updated Team Outlook after 2nd year Head Coach Darvin Ham was fired after the team's 1st round loss The post Lakers Outlook: Darvin Ham Fired After 1st Rd Loss appeared first on Pro Sports Outlook.
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Bills Outlook: Pro Bowl LB Deion Jones Signed Deal
Buffalo Bills updated Team Outlook after Pro Bowl Linebacker Deion Jones signed a 1-year deal with the team The post Bills Outlook: Pro Bowl LB Deion Jones Signed Deal appeared first on Pro Sports Outlook.
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Jaguars Outlook: Zay Jones and Joey Slye Released
Jacksonville Jaguars updated Team Outlook after veteran WR Zay Jones and K Joey Slye were released by the team The post Jaguars Outlook: Zay Jones and Joey Slye Released appeared first on Pro Sports Outlook.
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Chiefs Outlook: TE Travis Kelce Signed Extension
Kansas City Chiefs updated Team Outlook after superstar TE Travis Kelce signed a 2-year extension that will make him the highest paid TE ever The post Chiefs Outlook: TE Travis Kelce Signed Extension appeared first on Pro Sports Outlook.
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Broncos Outlook: QB Zach Wilson Acquired From NY
Denver Broncos updated Team Outlook after acquiring QB Zach Wilson from the New York Jets along with exchanging draft picks The post Broncos Outlook: QB Zach Wilson Acquired From NY appeared first on Pro Sports Outlook.
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Apps For NFL Fans: Why Do Viewers Use Them?
There’s an app for everything these days it seems so why do viewers use ones dedicated to NFL and other sports fans? The post Apps For NFL Fans: Why Do Viewers Use Them? appeared first on Pro Sports Outlook.
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Angels Outlook: Robert Stephenson Out for Season
Los Angeles Angels updated Team Outlook after Relief Pitcher Robert Stephenson was ruled out for the season with an elbow injury The post Angels Outlook: Robert Stephenson Out for Season appeared first on Pro Sports Outlook.
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D-Backs Outlook: Eduardo Rodriguez on 60-Day IL
Arizona Diamondbacks updated Team Outlook after Starting Pitcher Eduardo Rodriguez was placed on the 60-day Injured List with a lat strain The post D-Backs Outlook: Eduardo Rodriguez on 60-Day IL appeared first on Pro Sports Outlook.
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Dolphins Outlook: Jaelan Phillips 5th Year Exercised
Miami Dolphins updated Team Outlook after productive EDGE Jaelan Phillips had his 5th year option exercised by the team The post Dolphins Outlook: Jaelan Phillips 5th Year Exercised appeared first on Pro Sports Outlook.
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Rockets Outlook: GM Rafael Stone Extended
Houston Rockets updated Team Outlook after General Manager Rafael Stone was extended on a multi-year deal with the rebuilding team The post Rockets Outlook: GM Rafael Stone Extended appeared first on Pro Sports Outlook.
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Iga Swiatek And Aryna Sabalenka Bring Out The Best In Each Other
The first time Aryna Sabalenka faced championship point this past Saturday in Madrid, deep into a third-set tiebreak, she stared across the net at Iga Swiatek and crushed an ace. For over three hours, the top two women's players in the world threw their best at each other until Swiatek finally outlasted Sabalenka, avenged her loss at last year's Madrid final, and won, 7-5, 4-6, 7-6(7). The match was this season's first edition of what has become the best rivalry in the WTA. At three hours, 11 minutes, the final was the longest of their 10 career meetings, but neither was willing to wait for the other to fizzle out. Both Swiatek and Sabalenka prefer to be the aggressor, though each does so with a different approach, so this dynamic can only be resolved when one of them destroys the other with even bigger shots.
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Kendrick Lamar And Drake Battle For The Lowest Blow
Well, that escalated quickly. Just as soon as we got into the whole genesis of this beef, things took a left turn right into hell. This weekend, Kendrick Lamar was out to prove a point with an all-out assault on the character Drake, played by the actor Aubrey Graham. K.Dot went bully mode, dropping song after song after song in a way that both overshadowed Drake and forced him to come to the altar and explain himself. A fatality for the entire internet to watch. From where we last left off, Kendrick dropped a second diss track after the browbeating that was "Euphoria." The cutting salvo, "6:16 in LA," released on Friday afternoon, in which Kendrick feeds into Drake's mafioso paranoia by alleging that his very camp is feeding Kendrick information because of how much the people that work for "the boy" also hate him:
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Sports Is Betting It All On Gambling
There’s no greater testament to the emotional premium of watching live sports as they happen than the fact that ESPN, the biggest sports media enterprise in human history, continues to operate at least somewhat like it did in the past even as the rest of television struggles to find its way forward. As other television networks flail and sweat, ESPN goes on showing games and padding them with advertisements, to highly profitable effect. It’s an efficient, diversified business that nets a ton of passive engagement and which can be maintained for comparatively little money; their streaming service, ESPN+, is profitable, for Christ's sake, and those things are never profitable! This is why it seemed so strange, late last year, when ESPN’s corporate parent, Disney, reportedly looked into selling the network. A media conglomerate was once a series of diversified interests, operating on vertically integrated channels that afforded access to the places people consume media—movie theaters, broadcast networks, cable channels, retail outlets. These concerns made stuff, sold it or put ads in it or both, profited, and then held the money in the air while everyone cheered. Tech has altered this, as both a matter of distribution and one of return on investment.
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The Marlins Surrendered In Record Time
Being a general manager can be very hard work—sitting next to the owner game after game and pretending to like the shrimp platter when your ace is taken out in the second inning, nodding at the sage observations of the owner's other company's top sales manager, miming phone calls to other general managers while icing your elbow because of all the other phone calls you're miming in the course of day, walking through the clubhouse working on furrowing your brow like a modern-day Branch Rickey. It can be exhausting. But of all the tasks, knowing when to give up on a season may be the most difficult, because most of the time you have to wait until the last week in July before throwing all your players on the front lawn like frat house couches drenched in SpotShot from all the stains. It's hard to think outside the box when your box has collapsed.
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Lando Norris Finally Did It
MIAMI - Where were you when Lando Norris opened up a three-second gap on Max Verstappen? I will remember that moment for the rest of my Formula 1 fandom, whether that ends at my death or when Verstappen wins his 17th consecutive world championship. From where I was standing on the railing of the 300 level of the Miami Dolphins' stadium, I could see a little chunk of the straight following turn 3, beyond that a much longer part of the curved sector that encompasses the entire south side of the track. It wasn't the clearest of views, thanks to palm trees and bits of stadium overhang blocking the track. But the higher altitude of my section did offer a breathtaking angle of the race, and I was surrounded by people who desperately wanted something special to happen on a brutally hot Sunday afternoon. When Norris, shortly after a safety car restart that could not have been luckier for him in its timing, jumped out ahead of Verstappen by over a second, there were murmurs. He couldn't do it, could he? When Norris got two seconds clear of the three-time defending champion, those murmurs became loud gasps and the early rumbling of cheers. When the lead widened to three seconds, all hell broke loose. Fans around me wearing all sorts of team merchandise, from McLaren (of course) to Ferrari to Haas and even Red Bull (but only the Sergio Pérez fans), began roaring in approval. A few hundred feet down, people camped out across from the podium were even louder, so clear was the prospect of someone else standing on the top step at the end of the race.
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Cindy Lee’s ‘Diamond Jubilee’ Is A Gift Worth Savoring
Sometimes listening to music is an attempt to return to the source of a feeling. For a while now, I’ve been convinced of the notion that you only ever experience any given feeling once. Each is distinct, specific to the time, place, and state of mind in which you have it and while you may be varying degrees of, say, disappointed or wistful or satisfied countless times in your life, these feelings come as similar but discrete sensory encounters. Hence the journey to the source, a wading through past selves to hopefully arrive at that feeling preserved. I had never heard of Cindy Lee, Canadian musician Patrick Flegel’s drag pop project, before their newest album Diamond Jubilee was released in late March, but I recognized their sound and I recognized the feeling of hearing it: many a solitary night before I’d left New York, not lonely, but alone, letting the radio or a record play softly in the background, mind drifting from one thought and mood to the next, not quite listening but not checked out, the overwhelming sense that I was safe for the moment but not forever.
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The Crossword, May 6: Cinderella Tails
We're not looking for the best solvers; we're looking for the right ones. This week's puzzle was constructed by Rachel Fabi and edited by Hoang-Kim Vu. Rachel is a crossword constructor and a professor of bioethics. In 2021, she created These Puzzles Fund Abortion, a pack of crossword puzzles centered around reproductive justice that raises money for abortion funds. You can donate to support five abortion funds that help people access care and receive this year's puzzle pack here (and if you donate $50, you can get all four puzzle packs—that's over 75 puzzles!). When she's not professing bioethics or doing crossword things, Rachel enjoys biking, hiking, video games, and baking, and she has recently decided she is a Las Vegas Aces fan. Defector crosswords, launched in partnership with our friends at AVCX, run every Monday. If you’re interested in submitting a puzzle to us, you can read our guidelines HERE.
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Basketball Is Just Better Without The Noise
If you have ever watched or listened to a game with the sound on, you take on all the risks that come with that level of danger-seeking. The parade of familiarly stupid and stupidly familiar trite bombs hitting your ears from all corners of the lunatic diaspora serves only to remind us that people who are completely ignorant of sports tend to live happier and more fulfilled lives. Like this beauty, which makes the rounds every year when one of the famous teams actually fails to fail and is achieving full velocity again: "You know, basketball is just better when the Knicks are good." This came from the radio as we were driving home from a Sunday night wedding (hey, the rates are cheaper after five) and from some cut-rate pundit (who else works radio shifts on a Sunday night?), and elicited a burst of profanity from at least one listener that awoke his life partner momentarily before she realized it was probably just him yelling at another driver for behaving exactly as he would himself.
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Anthony Edwards Is Forcing Me To Say The Unsayable
I am not a Minnesota Timberwolves fan. I was present for their first-ever exhibition game as an NBA franchise, played at the Metrodome back in 1989, but haven’t given much of a shit about them since that evening. Not even during the Kevin Garnett years. Why would I have? The T-Wolves have never won dick. They can’t even sell themselves without fucking it all up. As such, they’re the perfect avatars for a state that hasn’t won a single championship in any of the big four men’s pro leagues this century. And yet, I watched these same sorry-ass Wolves play the Nuggets in Game 1 of the Western Conference Semis on Saturday night—a game in which they blew an early 14-point lead, which was very them of them—and saw something I hadn’t seen from a Wolves team before. It was this man, and this basket in particular:
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F1’s Miami Theme Park Crushed Me With The Weight Of Wealth
MIAMI — The last time I visited Miami, the city I called home from the age of nine until I left for college at 18, was a few months before the pandemic took hold. I had flown down to visit my mom for Christmas, but also because I wanted to escape New York after a, shall we say, rough couple of months. My point is that, before this weekend, it had been four-and-a-half years since I had been down in my hometown, and I was both nervous and excited to see what had become of it. While that esoteric desire was a driving force in finally returning home, I was also flying into town to attend the Miami Grand Prix. About a week before the race weekend, my best friend, also a Miamian, told me that he had acquired two tickets for Sunday's race, and this felt like a perfect time to both take a fellas trip and to attend my first race. Just as I was curious to see how Miami looked and felt to me in 2024, I was also excited to see not just what a F1 race looked like in person, but what this specific race had to offer. Deciding that one day wasn't enough, we were able to nab surprisingly affordable Campus Pass tickets for Saturday's session, which consisted of the sprint race and qualifying for Sunday's main event.
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Top Upcoming Football Events in May 2024
by admin on May 2, 2024 at 12:42 pm
As the 2023-2024 football season gradually nears the end, the competitions are hitting their climax. Domestic tournaments in top European... The post Top Upcoming Football Events in May 2024 appeared first on 22Bet.
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Why Is Victor Osimhen Scoring Fewer Goals This Season for Napoli Than Last Season?
by 22bet_author on April 26, 2024 at 10:01 am
Victor Osimhen’s level has dropped this season compared to the lofty levels of the 2022/23 season. His output, alongside that... The post Why Is Victor Osimhen Scoring Fewer Goals This Season for Napoli Than Last Season? appeared first on 22Bet.
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Does Nicolas Jackson Have Any Chance of Remaining Chelsea’s Main Striker Next Season?
by 22bet_author on April 24, 2024 at 10:13 am
With Armando Broja gone on loan to Fulham and Christopher Nkunku’s injury inconsistency, Nicolas Jackson has found himself as the... The post Does Nicolas Jackson Have Any Chance of Remaining Chelsea’s Main Striker Next Season? appeared first on 22Bet.
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AS Monaco vs LOSC Lille Prediction: Ligue 1 Match on 24.04.2024
by 22bet_author on April 23, 2024 at 11:56 am
Separated by three points on the Ligue 1 table, AS Monaco and LOSC will go one-on-one at Stade Louis II... The post AS Monaco vs LOSC Lille Prediction: Ligue 1 Match on 24.04.2024 appeared first on 22Bet.
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The Best Football Stadiums in the World
by 22bet_author on April 18, 2024 at 1:07 pm
Stadiums in football have always played a major role for fans and footballers likewise. No wonder the atmosphere and the... The post The Best Football Stadiums in the World appeared first on 22Bet.
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Eintracht Frankfurt vs FC Augsburg Prediction: Bundesliga Match on 19.04.2024
by 22bet_author on April 16, 2024 at 3:58 pm
The Bundesliga weekend kicks off on Friday evening, as two sides that are competing for a place in the top... The post Eintracht Frankfurt vs FC Augsburg Prediction: Bundesliga Match on 19.04.2024 appeared first on 22Bet.
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FC Union Berlin vs FC Bayern München Prediction: Bundesliga Match on 20.04.2024
by 22bet_author on April 16, 2024 at 3:51 pm
Bayern Munich’s ten-year hold on the Bundesliga title has come to an end, but Thomas Tuchel will be aware that... The post FC Union Berlin vs FC Bayern München Prediction: Bundesliga Match on 20.04.2024 appeared first on 22Bet.
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Wolverhampton vs Arsenal Prediction: Premier League Match on 20.04.2024
by 22bet_author on April 16, 2024 at 3:44 pm
A massive match in the race for the Premier League title rounds off the action in the competition on Saturday.... The post Wolverhampton vs Arsenal Prediction: Premier League Match on 20.04.2024 appeared first on 22Bet.
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Sheffield United vs Burnley Prediction: Premier League Match on 20.04.2024
by 22bet_author on April 16, 2024 at 3:37 pm
The bottom two teams in the Premier League will collide this weekend. Sheffield United and Burnley will both be aware... The post Sheffield United vs Burnley Prediction: Premier League Match on 20.04.2024 appeared first on 22Bet.
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Luton Town vs Brentford Prediction: Premier League Match on 20.04.2024
by 22bet_author on April 16, 2024 at 3:32 pm
An important weekend at the bottom of the Premier League standings will take place this weekend. Luton Town will be... The post Luton Town vs Brentford Prediction: Premier League Match on 20.04.2024 appeared first on 22Bet.
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