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James Talarico Courts Hispanic Border Voters Who Shifted Toward GOP

James Talarico courts Hispanic voters along the Texas border as high costs, immigration and dissatisfaction shape the U.S. Senate race.

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Grocery Prices Force Americans to Rewrite How They Shop and Eat

Americans are relying on coupons, store brands, smaller portions and multiple stores as grocery prices remain sharply higher than before the pandemic.

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Sha’Carri Richardson, Noah Lyles Win U.S. 100-Meter Titles at Nationals

Richardson returned to winning form following injury setbacks, while Lyles matched his personal best to claim his third U.S. men’s 100-meter championship.

Barack Obama Gives Caitlin Clark Advice For WNBA All-Star Weekend

Former President Barack Obama urged the Indiana Fever star to “don’t lose the joy” before she scored 17 points in her first traditional WNBA All-Star Game.

LeBron James Joins 76ers on $8 Million Deal, Says It Will Be His ‘Last Decision’

The NBA’s All-Time Leading Scorer Said He Nearly Retired Before Choosing Philadelphia for What He Called His “Last Decision” LeBron James is taking one final...

Nancy Armour, Emmett Till Comparison Draws Backlash in Caitlin Clark Column

The USA Today columnist called the reference “inartful” but maintained that the harassment and threats targeting Black WNBA players demand greater attention.

Victor Wembanyama and Caitlin Clark Named NBA 2K27 Cover Athletes

Victor Wembanyama, Caitlin Clark and Derrick Rose will appear on separate editions of NBA 2K27, representing three generations of basketball stars.

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