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Talarico Has Black Voter Support. So Why Did He Pledge $25 Million For Outreach?

James Talarico has gone from struggling with Black voters in the Democratic primary to earning strong support in recent polls. Now his $25 million outreach pledge raises a bigger question: can that support translate into turnout in November?

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Josh Kushner and Bob Iger Buy the Los Angeles Lakers in Blockbuster $12.5B Deal

Los Angeles Lakers sale reaches a record $12.5 billion as Josh Kushner and Bob Iger move to purchase the NBA franchise.

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Russell Westbrook Retires From NBA After 18 Seasons

In an Emotional Farewell Video Narrated by Michael B. Jordan, Russell Westbrook Looks Back on the Moments, Milestones and Style That Defined His NBA...

Josh Kushner and Bob Iger Buy the Los Angeles Lakers in Blockbuster $12.5B Deal

Los Angeles Lakers sale reaches a record $12.5 billion as Josh Kushner and Bob Iger move to purchase the NBA franchise.

DiJonai Carrington Defends ‘White Privilege’ Post After WNBA Ejection

Chicago Sky Guard DiJonai Carrington Says Critics Misinterpreted Her Viral Post After She Was Ejected for a Hard Foul Against Sophie Cunningham DiJonai Carrington is...

Dystany Spurlock Eyes NASCAR Start at Richmond Raceway on Friday

The First Black Woman to Compete in a Nascar National Series Will Drive Team Reaume’s No. 2 Ford Dystany Spurlock will return to her hometown...

Hezly Rivera Wins Second Straight U.S. Gymnastics Title

Olympic Gold Medalist Hezly Rivera Overcame a Fall and Hamstring Injury to Become the First U.S. Woman Not Named Simone Biles to Win Back-to-Back...

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