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Bengals' ownership mismanagement has led to a troubling decline. Urgency is needed to secure contracts for players like Bates, Higgins, and Chase, as their values rise. With recent signings, the stakes are higher. The Reds, meanwhile, are gearing up...
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On March 9, 2025, four new champions emerged from their power 4 conferences. South Carolina secured the SEC title, TCU triumphed in the Big 12, UCLA claimed the Big Ten championship, and Duke emerged victorious in the ACC. Championship Week ignites e...
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(By Gustavo Morello) Easter holds great significance in Christianity, marked by traditions like tattooing. Many Christians commemorate their faith with tattoos, often symbols like crosses or lambs. This practice, rooted in early Christianity, continu...
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During a board meeting on March 7, the interim leader of MATA disclosed that previous management misled passengers by releasing unfulfilled bus schedules. For nearly a year, around 20% of routes were unmet, leaving thousands stranded, while another 9...
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Tigers secure their third NCAA bid in four years, clinching the regular-season title: “What a difference a year makes.” Under Penny Hardaway, Memphis experienced redemption and victory. PJ Haggerty and Dain Dainja each contributed 20 points, driving...
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In the 1969 Parrish High School yearbook, my father’s photo symbolizes courage; he was the first African American teacher at an all-white school in Selma. Alongside my mother, he championed education and civil rights, empowering the community. As Jub...
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Flushing, New York, February 28, 2025 — Iyabo Oyewo-Hall is now the director of Queens College’s Center for Ethnic, Racial, and Religious Understanding (CERRU), enhancing community engagement and promoting inclusivity through educational programs and...
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Alvin F. Poussaint, a pioneering psychiatrist and advocate for Civil Rights, passed away at 90 in Chestnut Hill, Massachusetts. He dedicated his life to addressing racism's effects on Black mental health. His influential work included teaching at Har...
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Political spin complicates finding reliable news, especially with Donald Trump’s return to the White House. His presidency fuels misinformation on various issues, while social media platforms reduce fact-checking. To navigate this landscape, practice...
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“Firstborn Girls: A Memoir” by Bernice L. McFadden, c.2025, Dutton, $30.00, 400 pages. The Bible features numerous genealogies, such as Cush begat Nimrod, Jacob begat Joseph, and Abraham begat Isaac. Each lineage highlights the connection between fat...
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China's tech landscape is buzzing over Manus, dubbed the “world's first fully autonomous AI assistant.” This innovative AI agent operates seamlessly in a cloud environment, executing complex tasks independently. As Manus garners attention, it may res...
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China's tech industry is buzzing about Manus AI, touted as the "world’s first fully autonomous AI assistant." Unlike traditional chatbots, Manus can execute complex tasks independently. Early reviews highlight its remarkable capabilities, positioning...
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(By Paulo Carvão, Harvard Kennedy School) Envision a future where a smart robot manages your finances flawlessly—until it transfers your savings to a rogue state. Accountability becomes elusive as lawsuits ensue. My team’s Dynamic Governance Model ai...
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Pinot Noir and Pinot Nero refer to the same grape variety, with French and Italian names respectively. Known for its elegance, this low-tannin wine pairs beautifully with dishes like seafood and pork. Notable choices include Kaltern Saltner's Riserva...
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By Judith Black Moore, Special to the Tri-State Defender Dr. Marie Feagins’ lawsuit against Memphis-Shelby County Schools raises concerns about public officials' transparency. Following her recent dismissal as superintendent, Feagins garnered communi...
