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The rematch is here. One year after LSU and Angel Reese knocked off Caitlin Clark and Iowa in the women’s national championship, a game...
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Men’s March Madness continues Saturday night with the first slate of Elite Eight games. Defending champ UConn destroyed No. 3 Illinois to open the...
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The women’s NCAA Tournament capped off the Sweet 16 with four contests on the schedule Saturday. The day began with defending champion LSU facing...
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Everything is bigger in Texas … and the Texas Rangers’ 2023 World Series rings are no different. In November, the Rangers beat the Arizona...
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Former president Donald Trump disseminated on social media on Friday an image of President Biden with his hands and feet tied, the latest example...
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When it comes to job satisfaction, members of Congress aren’t the only ones considering calling it quits. Only about one in five senior aides...
