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Variety is something that the WNBA can proudly hang its hat on this season. As we enter the second year of what is most undoubtedly a WNBA boom period, its success doesn’t hinge on one entity. Coming into this season, a retooled Las Vegas Aces seek to be once again crowned champions. With the legendary […]
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When Love Island USA alum Jalen Noble and his girlfriend, influencer Monet McMichael, shared the news about their new Texas property, they expected to hear congratulations and advice on their renovation journey. Instead, they were met with backlash and accusations of living on a plantation and glamorizing a former slave cabin. Noble began showing peeks
The Black Boy Art Show has been making a lasting impact on the lives of Black artists across the nation through its annual tour. Created by artist Joshua Love, the movement to honor Black male artists by centering art shows around them began in 2020. The 2025 tour has already kicked off and stopped in major cities,
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NFL rookie Ashton Jeanty may debut a new positioning behind the line of scrimmage during the 2025-26 football season, following Raiders’ offensive coordinator Chip Kelly’s wishes. Kelly began his campaign for a new starting position on the first day of the newbies minicamp, which was held from May 10-11. Jeanty told Kay Adams during a
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A year after his ACL injury, Atlanta Braves star Ronald Acuña Jr. made a dramatic return. Playing in his usual leadoff position, Acuña took a fastball from San Diego‘s Nick Pivetta and blasted a 467-foot home run with a velocity of 115.5 mph. That was the hardest-hit ball by any Braves player this season, per
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The U.S. Mint is set to stop the production of pennies, according to the Department of the Treasury. The move is a step toward eliminating the penny from circulation, a change that President Donald Trump has advocated as a cost-cutting measure, though saving money on currency will involve additional steps. The coin will be phased
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The Indiana Fever and Atlanta Dream’s matchup took a tense turn Thursday night when stars Caitlin Clark and Rhyne Howard got into a heated on-court exchange, leading to a close win for Indiana. According to The Indianapolis Star, tensions rose late in the first quarter when Howard was called for a foul while guarding Clark
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The NBA’s conference finals have such a cool dichotomy this year. In the West, the Timberwolves and Thunder feature two teams with little playoff history. In the East, the Knicks versus the Pacers features one of the NBA’s most storied rivalries. Even before Game 1, we as fans already knew we were in for a
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Evelyn Lozada has not only been entertaining reality television audiences for years, but she’s also a savvy businesswoman with multiple income streams. At 49, she doesn’t plan on slowing down anytime soon. Many were first introduced to the reality star via Basketball Wives upon its VH1 debut in 2010. Since then, fans have witnessed Lozada’s
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A federal court of appeals reviewed and approved a civil rights lawsuit filed by Louisiana residents involved in local community organizations regarding the placement of petrochemical facilities. According to The Associated Press, St. James Parish is a region where 20 of the 24 petrochemical plants are located. The county sits between New Orleans and Baton Rouge on
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