Jill Ellis is stepping down as the head coach for the U.S. Women’s National Team, fresh off the soccer team’s epic FIFA Women’s World Cup title win. Ellis, 52, will officially leave her post in October after leading the team to back-to-back World Cup wins for the first time in USWNT history. The women’s team beat […]
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If you watched last month’s Democratic debates, the people onstage Tuesday evening will be familiar — except for one. Gov. Steve Bullock of Montana just missed qualifying for the first set of debates, falling one poll short of the three 1 percent results he needed. But he later got his third poll and earned the
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Floodwaters swamped more than half a million acres of forest and farmland in the lower Mississippi Delta more than six months ago, gulping up highways and homes, livestock and tractors. This week, for the first time since, the river gauge at Vicksburg on the Western border fell below flood stage. “This is biblical proportion,” Paul
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Losing a parent feels insurmountable at any age. Our series helps you face it ― from the practical logistics to the existential questions about death and dying today. Americans tend to be pretty abysmal at end-of-life care planning. According to one estimate, only about 36% of adults in this country have any kind of advance
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Jeremy Lin showed his vulnerable side at a recent appearance in Taiwan. The NBA star got emotional about his ongoing experience with free agency while speaking in front of an audience to Christian station GOOD TV over the weekend. Lin entered free agency after winning the league championship with the Toronto Raptors in June and
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Event organizers should review their emergency plans after a deadly shooting at a California food festival to see if they can make additional safety improvements as the peak of summer and fair season culminates with a series of open-air events that are notoriously difficult to secure, law enforcement experts said. The weekend shooting at the
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Josh Rosen is looking like a backup, and the perennial problem of bad blocking has prompted a coaching staff change less than a week into training camp. Otherwise, the Miami Dolphins’ offense is taking shape nicely. Rosen joined the Dolphins in April as their latest hope to become a franchise quarterback. But on Tuesday, coach
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For once, Democrats seemed to be getting to a man who has embraced his portrayal as Darth Vader. When an unsubstantiated West Virginia Senate campaign ad in 2018 called him “Cocaine Mitch,” he began answering his Senate telephone with that identifier. “Moscow Mitch”? Not so much: “I was called unpatriotic, un-American and essentially treasonous,” he
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More Americans signed contracts to purchase homes in June, marking the second straight month of growth. The National Association of Realtors said Tuesday that its pending home sales index rose 2.8% to 108.3 in June, up from 105.4 in May. Pending home sales are up 1.6% from their pace a year ago, snapping a 17-month
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Bruce Lee is portrayed only briefly in Quentin Tarantino’s new film, “Once Upon a Time in Hollywood.” He’s relegated to a punchline, really ― a surprise, given that Tarantino is an unabashed Lee fan. But at the showing I saw this weekend at a Regal Edwards theater in Alhambra ― a Southern California city with a considerable
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