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Abdul El-Sayed Wins Michigan Democratic Senate Primary Against Haley Stevens

Abdul El-Sayed wins Michigan Senate primary, defeating Haley Stevens and advancing to face Republican Mike Rogers in November.

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Whole Foods Black Lives Matter Apparel Ban Upheld by Federal Labor Board

The Amazon-Owned Grocer May Continue Enforcing Its Dress Code Against Employees Wearing Black Lives Matter Clothing and Accessories Whole Foods may prohibit employees from wearing...

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Serena And Venus Williams Reunite For Cincinnati Open Doubles

Serena Williams to Play Doubles with Sister Venus at Cincinnati Open After Wimbledon Injury Serena and Venus Williams are preparing to share the court again...

Deion Sanders Visits Browns Training Camp as Shedeur Battles for Starting QB

Deion Sanders visited Browns camp as Shedeur Sanders took first-team snaps in Cleveland’s ongoing starting quarterback competition.

Daniel Adongo Deported to Kenya After ICE Says Former NFL Player Overstayed Visa

The former Indianapolis Colts linebacker, who became the first Kenyan to play in the NFL, was removed from the United States following an immigration judge’s order.

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.

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