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Marcus Hayes: Jack Nicklaus says he will vote for indicted former President Donald Trump again if he’s the ‘best candidate’

AUGUSTA, Ga. — Jack Nicklaus, the all-time leader with 18 major golf titles, seems to have a major blind spot: Donald Trump.

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At last: Pa. mom is reunited with her family after nearly two years in immigration limbo in Mexico

PHILADELPHIA — Tears of joy flowed down Karen Serrano Roberts' face as she walked into the Leon H. Sullivan International Arrivals Hall Wednesday evening with her husband, LaMar, by her side.

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Before Marc Iavaroni became a Sixers trivia question, he slept in a van and dreamed of his chance

One in a series of stories remembering the 1982-83 76ers, one of the NBA’s best teams ever.

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Real estate agents who speak multiple languages are in demand as Philly’s immigrant population rises

PHILADELPHIA — After Carlos Giraldo came to Philadelphia from Colombia at age 17, he learned a lesson about the power of language that stuck with him.

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Phillies’ Bryce Harper progresses to first regular batting practice

NEW YORK — Bryce Harper took regular batting practice on the field at Yankee Stadium on Tuesday, according to Phillies manager Rob Thomson.

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The Sixers needed Joel Embiid to be superhuman to beat the shorthanded Celtics. That doesn’t bode well.

The most revealing aspect of Joel Embiid’s performance Tuesday night against the Celtics wasn’t the 52 points he scored or the 13 rebounds he grabbed but the truth he told.

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Philly considers whether to tighten or ease Airbnb regulations

PHILADELPHIA — The short-term rental industry, embodied by Airbnb, proved a polarizing subject at a Wednesday City Council hearing. Both hosts and neighborhood groups testified passionately, if at cross purposes, about the industry’s effect on Philadelphia’s neighborhoods.

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Masters chair Fred Ridley avoids LIV ethical issues as he assuages his banned PGA Tour ‘friends’

AUGUSTA, Ga. — To no one’s surprise, the most iconic golf club on the planet isn’t interested in humanistic moral arguments. After all, Augusta National didn’t admit Blacks until 1990 and banned women until 2012, almost a decade after women’s rights hero Martha Burk unsheathed her bayonet.

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Marcus Hayes: Can Tiger Woods contend at the Masters? No. Can he make the cut again? Depends.

AUGUSTA, Ga. — Tiger Woods limped up the 17th fairway lined eight deep at midday Monday, a failing god at golf’s most heavenly site, surrounded by worshippers whispering their worries.

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Apple's new classical music streaming service has a Philly accent — and some flaws

PHILADELPHIA — Apple's new classical music service, which launched March 28, has more than 5 million recordings and some serious shortcomings. You can't download directly, only stream; it's supposed to synchronize with your existing Apple Music library, and doesn't (at least, mine didn't); it's currently available only on iPhone.

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Julius Erving was the ideal Philly superstar — right up until he wasn’t

One in a series of stories remembering the 1982-83 76ers, one of the NBA's best teams ever.

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South Jersey man makes an unlikely journey to fishing glory

Most of the world's legendary largemouth bass fisherman are from the South, not South Jersey by way of South Philly.

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At the Wardrobe, women impacted by the justice system get dressed to level up

PHILADELPHIA — For Beatrice Tolbert, the Wardrobe is somewhere she can see people who are looking forward to seeing her.

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Phillies finally get first win behind Matt Strahm start, beating Yankees, 4-1

NEW YORK — A few hours before game time, Brandon Marsh took stock of the energy around the Phillies clubhouse. They were 0-and-4 to start the season, but he wasn’t too concerned.

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Marcus Hayes: LIV defectors get love, handshakes, and hugs at the Masters as they seek major validation

AUGUSTA, Ga. — Fred Couples isn’t going to start a food fight at the Champions’ Dinner Wednesday. Rory McIlroy won’t taunt rival tour star Dustin Johnson, a la John Cena, if Rors happens to bury DJ on Sunday afternoon. Five-time winner Tiger Woods is unlikely to punch three-time winner Phil…

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Investors looking to protect against uncertainty could cash in with bonds

Bond yields are back, Daniel B. Berkowitz has been telling clients at Philadelphia-based Prudent Asset Management, which manages $1 billion for investors including Congregation Rodeph Shalom and family-business owners.

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LIV loses in court: 'That certainly changes the dynamic of everything,' says Rory McIlroy

AUGUSTA, Ga. — It's becoming the losers' tour.

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After 40 years, PhanaVision is part of the Phillies ‘show.’ It just got even bigger.

PHILADELPHIA — It poured on the night the Phillies unveiled PhanaVision, delaying the game 40 years ago and perhaps delivering a message from the baseball gods after yet another pillar of the sanctum was destroyed. The Phillies were already playing on fake grass while wearing maroon instead of red and…

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David Murphy: The Eagles can't afford to splurge on Texas superstar Bijan Robinson — or any running back

It's hard to say what the Eagles should do with the 10th overall pick in next month's draft. It's easy to say what they shouldn't do.

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Trudy Rubin: Elected leaders in Israel, Poland, and Hungary are following the 'autocrat's playbook'

A couple of weeks ago, as I moderated a discussion at the University of Pennsylvania's Perry World House on the heated battle to control Israel's courts, the talk turned to "the elected autocrat's playbook."

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Everyone in Philly knows illegal dumping is a problem. But for many Black, brown and low-income residents, it's a crisis

PHILADELPHIA — Ruth Birchett never has her television or music blasting in her North Philadelphia home. She wants to be able to hear when large trucks intent on illegally dumping their loads drive through Hemberger Street behind her house.

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Why you shouldn’t expect a Donald Trump mug shot — at least not right away

When former President Donald Trump is arraigned, he will be fingerprinted and potentially have his mug shot taken. But whether the photograph ever sees the light of day is another question.

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Credit card debt is rising rapidly. Here's how to manage it

Have you felt increasingly overwhelmed by the growing numbers on your monthly credit card bills? Switching to your debit card and paying the minimum payment may not be enough to quickly eliminate the debt.

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Sixers cannot overcome rough start in 117-104 loss at Milwaukee Bucks

MILWAUKEE — When Joe Ingles’ heave clanked off the back of the rim just before the first-quarter buzzer, the crowd inside Fiserv Forum let out a collective groan.

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Phillies fall to Rangers again despite Bailey Falter’s pitching effort

ARLINGTON, Texas — In his first start of the season, it was not Aaron Nola, nor Zack Wheeler, who gave the Phillies the best chance to win a game against the Texas Rangers. It was Bailey Falter, a pitcher who was battling for a spot on the 26-man roster just…

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