Robert C. Koehler: The cry of the wounded
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Yes, there is sanity in the world – moral sanity – even, and especially, now, as revenge rages in Israel, fed by American armaments.
Search Results for REAL ID
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Liberty goes cold, drops C-USA home opener to Jacksonville State, 61-51
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A lengthy first-half scoring drought set Liberty behind the 8-ball, and Jacksonville State went on to hold the Flames to a season-low 51 points in a 61-51 win on Wednesday.
This guy promoting an Irrelevant Bowl makes a good point about the CFB postseason
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Roy Englebrecht, who comes across to me as a Bill or Mike Veeck, a prankster who happens to also be a sports promoter, is getting headlines today for his proposed Irrelevant Bowl.
Nikki Haley must be gaining: She’s getting the birther treatment from Donald Trump
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If you’re wondering how close Nikki Haley is to Donald Trump in the polls, Trump is giving you a serious hint – he’s giving her the birther treatment that he tried to play on Barack Obama.
AEW Notebook: Measuring the ‘Big Bang’ effect; should Sheldon Cooper get booked?
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Much is made on the interwebs and on my favorite wrestling podcasts, those featuring legendary manager and booker Jim Cornette, about the lead-in for AEW “Dynamite” from reruns of “The Big Bang Theory.”
Nick Patler: The national lynching of Claudine Gay
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In 1975, when Claudine Gay was five years old and living in Savannah, Ga., her mother signed her up for a one-show gig with the children’s educational program, Romper Room.
Aaron Rodgers, his tail between his legs, begs out of Kimmel-Epstein legal fight
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Aaron Rodgers, of “flush the bullshit” recent fame, now wants you to believe that he didn’t say what he said last week about late-night comic Jimmy Kimmel.
John Whitehead: Criminality in the White House
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Many years ago, a newspaper headline asked the question: “What’s the difference between a politician and a psychopath?”
Virginia State tailback Rayquan Smith illustrates the way NIL should work
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Soon after the NCAA started allowing athletes to profit from their name, image and likeness, a college football player named Rayquan Smith decided he, too, would cash in on the opportunity.
Andrew Moss: A word you should know in 2024
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Since the presidency of Donald Trump, our growing preoccupation with deceptive forms of political communication can be charted.
