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Emmy award-winning actor Tom Skerritt of 'Alien' and 'Picket Fences' fame dies at 93

Trump blasts Lebron James over conduct during national anthem

The remaining members of the team largely stood still throughout the clip.

'The Bird Reich': Atlanta Falcons roasted over account logo resembling Nazi symbols

The image features a red, white, black, and beige background, with a black falcon, stylized in an angular manner that appears similar to a Nazi Eagle.

Country Music Hall of Fame singer John Anderson, known for the hit 'Swingin,' dead at 71

Anderson became famous in the 1980s, and his hit "Swingin'" earned him the Country Music Association's Single of the Year award in 1983.

Spotify says it has removed 50 million AI spam tracks from its platform this year

Spotify announced last year that it would protect artists and listeners from spam, impersonation, and deception in the age of AI including by keeping AI spam and slop from a user's list of recommendations.

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Los Angeles County’s new ‘labor acknowledgement’ says exploitation underlies U.S. economy

Collective debt and collective guilt? The county’s decision to begin meetings by acknowledging a debt to “exploited labor” follows well documented practice of “land acknowledgments.”

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Search for Amelia Earhart wreckage comes up empty as object near remote Pacific island ruled out

The revelation means the nearly century-old mystery about the date of America's most famous female aviation pioneer lives on.

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Dream and Valkyries leave court during National Anthem at WNBA Finals

Players returned to the floor almost immediately after the anthem ended.

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NCAA sues Ohio's Republican governor for allowing schools to ignore new eligibility rule

DeWine signed the executive order Monday that gives Ohio’s public and private colleges and universities the option to allow all otherwise eligible student-athletes from the high school class of 2022 to compete, despite the new guidelines.

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NCAA sues DeWine over eligibility executive order

Under the new rules, eligibility starts the academic year after a student turns 19 or when first enrolled full-time in college, whichever comes first.