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Masters a reunion of the world’s best players

More than golf’s first major championship of the year, the Masters represents unification. This is the first time since July at the British Open the best players regardless of their tours compete against each other — same course, same tournament, same television network. Read more

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                                Iowa guard Caitlin Clark drives around South Carolina guard Raven Johnson on Sunday.

Clark’s next big move could help Fever end seven-year WNBA playoff drought

John Meinen has been an avid Iowa basketball fan for decades. Read more

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                                Jordan Spieth watches his shot on the 12th hole during a practice round in preparation for the Masters golf tournament at Augusta National Golf Club Tuesday.

Neither injury nor illness keep golf’s greats from the Masters

Min Woo Lee stared at the 20-pound dumbbell sitting in the corner of the gym with unbridled contempt. Read more

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Track and field becomes first sport to pay prize money at Olympics

Track and field is set to become the first sport to introduce prize money at the Olympics, with World Athletics saying today it would pay $50,000 to gold medalists in Paris. Read more

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                                Iowa guard Caitlin Clark signs autographs during an Iowa women’s basketball team celebration.

Caitlin Clark tells fans ‘this place will always be home to me’

Caitlin Clark got a final chance to say goodbye to Iowa fans today, and of course there was a big crowd waiting. Read more

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                                Stanford head coach Tara VanDerveer, right, is congratulated by forward Kiki Iriafen after breaking the college basketball record for wins, 1,203, following her team’s win over Oregon State on Jan. 21.

Stanford’s VanDerveer ready to enjoy her life beyond basketball

Tara VanDerveer nearly walked away from coaching 10 years ago before longtime Stanford supporter John Arrillaga asked her to seriously reconsider and insisted she take the summer off. Read more

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                                An image provided by phade® by WinCup, Inc., shows a “Coral Fort,” made of biodegradable drinking straws that researchers are using to prevent laboratory-grown coral from becoming really expensive fish food, off the coast of Fort Lauderdale, Fla.

Scientists grasping at straws while trying to protect infant corals from hungry fish

South Florida researchers trying to prevent predatory fish from devouring laboratory-grown coral are grasping at biodegradable straws in an effort to restore what some call the rainforest of the sea. Read more

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                                Aravaipa Hotshot Katie Williamson, left, instructs a Wildfire academy student using a chainsaw in Prescott, Ariz.

Wildfires are getting bigger and more complex, prompting changes in firefighters

It’s shaping up to be a long wildfire season, with Texas already seeing its largest blaze in recorded history and firefighters becoming overwhelmed with recent blazes in Virginia. Read more

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                                The Hilo Benioff Medical Center this morning held a blessing for the groundbreaking of its long-awaited expansion project.

Blessing marks start of Hilo Benioff Medical Center expansion project

The Hilo Benioff Medical Center this morning held a groundbreaking ceremony to mark the start of construction on its hospital expansion project. Read more

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                                Sumo Grand Champion Akebono performs the ring-entering ceremony during the opening ceremony of the XVIII Winter Olympics in Nagano, Japan.

Hawaii-born sumo champion Akebono dies

The 6-foot-8 Chad Rowan retired from sumo in 2001 after a nearly 13-year career that produced 11 Emperor’s Cups. Read more

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Pay is competitive, at $16 to 19 an hour, according to spokesman Nathan Serota, who says the city is putting in a longer, more concerted effort to hire more than 500 qualified staff this year. Read more

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                                Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida speaks during a news conference with President Joe Biden in the Rose Garden of the White House in Washington.

Biden praises Prime Minister Kishida’s leadership

“The unbreakable alliance between Japan and the United States is the cornerstone of peace, security and prosperity in the Indo-Pacific and around the world,” Biden said as he welcomed Kishida to a pomp filled arrival ceremony on the White House South Lawn. Read more

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                                South Korean K-Pop group NewJeans members pose during the Seoul Fashion Week at Dongdaemun Design Plaza in Seoul, South Korea, on Feb. 1. NewJeans, one of the biggest K-pop acts, has asked a federal court in California to order Google to release the identity of the person behind a YouTube account that the members say is spreading defamatory statements about them.

K-Pop group asks U.S. court for help finding YouTuber in defamation case

The group said that a YouTube user with the handle @Middle7 made the statements in dozens of videos that were viewed more than 13 million times, according to the court filing. Read more

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                                Kansas City Chiefs outside linebacker Terrell Suggs prepares before a game against the Chicago Bears in Chicago, in December 2019. Suggs has been arrested after allegedly threatening another man and showing a handgun during a dispute in a Starbucks drive-thru line, on Tuesday.

Ex-NFL linebacker faces charges from Starbucks drive-thru incident

Scottsdale Police arrested Suggs on Tuesday at about 3 p.m. and charged him with threatening and intimidating and disorderly conduct with a weapon. Read more

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                                In this aerial photo provided by Tony Corso Images, a 30-foot-long gray whale with its tail entangled in a massive gill net is seen off the coast of Pacifica, Calif. A team with the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Fisheries is working on a rescue effort Wednesday with the Marine Mammal Center in Sausalito.

Rescuers search off Californian coast for entangled gray whale

Rescuers were searching Wednesday for a gray whale last spotted off Northern California’s coast with its tail entangled in a massive gill net. Read more

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                                A man holds a street sign that wound up in the lobby of the heavily damaged building of E.C.O. Builders, after what employees described as a tornado came through, in the aftermath of severe storms that swept through the region in Slidell, La.

Storms bring floods and damaging wind across the South

Severe weather stretched across much of the Gulf South with reports of damage from Texas to the Florida panhandle. Read more

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                                Law enforcement line the street near Mayview Road and North St. in Minnetonka, Minn. Two Hennepin County sheriff’s deputies were injured while serving a warrant and a suspect was killed during an exchange of gunfire in the Minneapolis suburb of Minnetonka on Wednesday, authorities said.

2 deputies hurt, suspect killed in Minneapolis suburb gunfire

Two Hennepin County sheriff’s deputies were injured while serving a warrant and a suspect was killed during an exchange of gunfire in the Minneapolis suburb of Minnetonka on Wednesday, authorities said. Read more

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                                A person picks up debris in the aftermath of a shooting at an Eid event in Philadelphia.

3 shot, 5 in custody after gunfire at Philadelphia Eid event

The annual Eid al-Fitr event, held outside a large mosque in the city’s Parkside neighborhood, came to a sudden end when some 30 shots rang out at about 2:30 p.m., Philadelphia police said. Read more

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                                Republican presidential candidate former President Donald Trump visits a Chick-fil-A eatery, today, in Atlanta. Trump is now 0 for 3 in last-minute attempts to get a New York appeals court to delay his looming hush money criminal trial. An appeals court judge today swiftly rejected the latest salvo from the former president’s lawyers, who argued he should be on the campaign trail rather than “in a courtroom defending himself” starting next week.

Trump 0-for-3 as judge rejects request to delay hush money trial

Trump’s lawyers had asked the state’s mid-level appeals court to halt the case indefinitely while they fight to remove the trial judge and challenge several of his pretrial rulings. Read more

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                                Chad Daybell sits during a court hearing, in August 2020, in St. Anthony, Idaho. Daybell is charged with three murders in an unusual doomsday-focused case crafted an alternate reality so that he could fulfill “his desire for sex, money and power,” a prosecutor told jurors this morning.

Prosecutor: Chad Daybell’s distorted reality led to 3 murders

“When he had a chance at what he considered his rightful destiny, he made sure no person and no law would stand in his way,” prosecutor Rob Wood said. Read more


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