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The Oklahoman is looking for a talented high school intern who can produce multimedia content as part of our local high school sports coverage this fall. The successful candidate will bring local coverage to life through short-form video, social-first storytelling and written reporting for The Oklahoman and oklahoman.com.This is a paid position that requires after-school flexibility, some nights or weekends and travel to games in or near your local community. Some work may also take place in our Oklahoma City newsroom. The internship is part of a USA TODAY Network program highlighting high school sports coverage from high school students…

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EXCLUSIVE: Is Netflix eyeing an Indian version of Love is Blind or Too Hot to Handle? In an exclusive interview with Deadline, Netflix India VP of Content Monika Shergill revealed her service was working on developing Netflix-owned unscripted formats locally, without revealing their identities. “We are working on a couple of very interesting, big global formats, which are Netflix formats, and they will be coming to India,” she said. While Netflix does not own either Too Hot to Handle and Love is Blind, it the has exclusive international production deals in place for both and has created numerous versions. The…

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Senior politicians in the New South Wales Liberal party supported the work of a group of young conservative power brokers who sought to take control of the party and move it towards the right, the corruption watchdog has heard.The Independent Commission Against Corruption (Icac) began its Operation Rosny hearings into allegations of corruption against people associated with the NSW Liberal party on Monday.It is investigating three allegations, including that Liberal figures “solicited or accepted” donations, including from prohibited donors, in amounts which were undeclared or exceeded caps, to recruit or renew members to the party – a practice known as…

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News Vanderbilt University’s building on the ruins of the California College of the Arts will bear the billionaire’s name Nvidia founder and CEO Jensen Huang on January 5, 2026 (photo Patrick T. Fallon/AFP via Getty Images) Vanderbilt University’s new San Francisco arts and design campus will bear the name of Nvidia co-founder Jensen (Jen-Hsun) Huang after the billionaire committed millions to the institution. The university announced this week that the AI chipmaker and his wife, Lori Huang, gifted $75 million to establish the Jen-Hsun and Lori Huang College of Art, Architecture and Design.The controversial campus will replace the nearly 120-year-old…

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Jonathan Kuminga, the 23-year-old potential-laden forward who finished last season with the Atlanta Hawks, remains a free agent as of Sunday. The Los Angeles Lakers have been pursuing him, but so have the Cleveland Cavaliers and perhaps at least one other team in the NBA.There has been at least one snag in the Lakers’ attempts to land him. He reportedly wants a contract that would pay him at least $20 million a year, and it is unknown if the Hawks would accept what Los Angeles is able and willing to offer in a potential sign-and-trade deal.AdvertisementOn Sunday, the Cavaliers signed…

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The remarkable axolotl is native to the lakes and wetlands of highland Mexico. It is closely related to salamanders, but unlike its amphibian cousins, it does not undergo a complete metamorphosis, remaining an aquatic creature throughout its life. This is reflected in the name, axolotl being a Nahuatl word that has been translated as “water servant” or “water dog.” They have become critically endangered due to a combination of factors, including the loss of habitat and the pollution of the waters that remain available to them. The introduction of carp and tilapia into the lakes to provide fish for the…

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Polo legend Nacho Figueras says the centuries-old horseback sport could finally be poised for a mainstream breakthrough thanks to the recent success of the World Cup. Speaking to The Hollywood Reporter at The St. Regis British Open Polo Championship for the Cowdray Gold Cup in the UK last weekend, Figueras says the resounding buzz and fan engagement around the World Cup has him believing that polo could find a similar audience. “I think it’s been an incredible moment for sports in America,” he says, also citing the New York Knicks’ recent NBA championship win. “People are learning to love sports…

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The Brazilian president said the region needs neither US aircraft carriers nor punitive economic measures US President Donald Trump’s tariffs on Brazil are a strategic mistake that will harm the American economy, Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva has written in an op-ed for the Washington Post.Last week, the US imposed an additional 12.5% tariff on Brazilian products on top of a previous 25% surcharge, potentially raising duties on some goods to 37.5%. According to Global Trade Alert, Brazil and Türkiye are now jointly the second-most heavily tariffed countries by the US, behind China.In an op-ed published on Sunday,…

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News After decades of anonymity, the feminist artist and activist disclosed in an interview that she is the woman behind the mask of “Liubov Popova.” Joyce Kozloff attends the opening reception for Local Editions: Prints by New York Artists (2018) at the Metropolitan Museum of Art (photo Taylor Hill via Getty Images)Artist and activist Joyce Kozloff has taken off the mask after 41 years, disclosing in a new interview with Art Journal Open that she was among the founding members of the Guerrilla Girls. She also revealed that “Liubov Popova” was her assigned pseudonym within the collective, whose members took…

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