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Chicago Sky guard DiJonai Carrington said her flagrant foul Aug. 8 against Indiana Fever guard Sophie Cunningham was unfortunate and unintentional. She also clarified her “white privilege” post on social media was not in response to being given the foul.”It’s just who I am. I’m never going to just let an open layup be had,” Carrington told reporters Monday, Aug. 10, before the team’s road game against the Seattle Storm. “You can pull clips from, I don’t know, however many seasons of me making that (play). Obviously I’m just coming back from injury, so maybe my timing or my lift…
A border wall construction project in Big Bend National Park in West Texas began last week, with a separate, nearby access road threatening the archaeological landscape of Porvenir, the site of a 1918 massacre of ethnic Mexican villagers. Contractors began work Thursday on 17 miles of low, noncontiguous barrier fences and patrol roads, with conservationists reporting bulldozers clearing native vegetation. One new access road appears to cut directly through Porvenir, which was a small farming community along the Rio Grande over 100 years ago. On Jan. 28, 1918, Texas Rangers, local ranchers and apparently U.S. Army soldiers removed 15 unarmed…
Nearly four years after the death of Aaron Carter, Hilary Duff found a way to bring a piece of their shared childhood back into the limelight. During her Lucky Me Tour stop in Philadelphia on Sunday night, Duff wore a vintage white T-shirt featuring a young Carter, whose image appeared alongside his name on the front of the tee. The understated tribute came as Duff continues her first major tour in years, giving the moment an added significance to the pair’s roots as two young rising stars who came of age in the early 2000s pop culture world. Duff and…
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The day so far At least 111 have died and 87 people injured after dozens of buildings collapsed following a 7.4 magnitude earthquake that struck western Colombia on Monday morning – the largest to hit the country so far this century. After declaring a state of national disaster, Colombia’s new president, Abelardo de la Espriella, said in an address to the nation that his government had deployed all of its capabilities “to protect lives, assist affected communities and deliver aid wherever it is needed”. “The first priority is rescuing the people trapped under the rubble,” he said after around 1,600…
In light of the devastating earthquake in Colombia Monday morning, many of the country’s biggest stars are calling for support. J Balvin, Maluma, Shakira, Karol G, and more are using their platforms to call attention to the aid and recovery efforts. Colombia was hit by a 7.4-magnitude earthquake where the epicenter was reportedly close to San José del Palmar in the Chocó department. The effects of the natural disaster were far-reaching, with reports of collapsed buildings, injuries, and deaths in the cities of Cali, Armenia, Manizales, Pereira, and Quibdó. The reported death toll is at least 111. Since then, Colombia’s singers…
The Buffalo Bills addressed concerns Monday over obstructed views and poor sight lines, among other issues, at the team’s reveal of the new Highmark Stadium during Saturday’s Blue & Red practice.The team’s annual scrimmage served as the unofficial opening of the $2.2 billion venue to fans.However, the opening was marred by criticism over obstructed views from certain seating areas, small scoreboards, slow foot traffic, the stadium canopy — advertised to cover about 65 percent of the seats — and its ineffectiveness at protecting patrons from rain.A new era in Buffalo as Bills unveil their new stadiumTim Graham and Madison EadesThe…
After Mazatlán in July recorded its highest monthly homicide total of the year, the Mexican Navy on Saturday announced the deployment of more than 1,700 of its personnel to the Sinaloa port and resort city. In a statement, the Navy Ministry (SEMAR) said that the deployment was occurring “within the framework of ‘Operation Sable’ Mazatlán” and was aimed at the “strengthening of security” in the city, the second largest in Sinaloa after state capital Culiacán. Mazatlán recorded 36 homicides in July, the city’s highest monthly total of murders in 2026. (Unsplash) The deployment comes after 36 homicides in Mazatlán in…
Suno last week said that it would impose download limits on users of its AI music generator as it seeks to legitimize its presence in the music industry. Now it has specifics. Starting Sept. 3 for all songs in a user’s library, free Suno users will be limited to seven total downloads, while those on its $8-a-month Pro plan — which gives users the right to license their tracks for commercial use — will be limited to 20 downloads a month. For Suno users shelling out $24 a month for the company’s “Premier” tier, which provides access to its “Studio” production suite…
Most Americans back stronger social media oversight, according to a new survey. In the Reuters/Ipsos poll, 61 percent of respondents said that additional government oversight is needed for social media companies, 27 percent were against additional government oversight and 17 percent did not respond or were not sure. Over half of all Republicans, Democrats and…