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John M. Crisp: We should acknowledge, rather than deny, our racist past

MAGA Republicans’ willingness to gum up the necessary functions of governance was on display last week in the House of Representatives.

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John Clay: Five storylines for SEC Football Media Days this week in Nashville

It might be the middle of a hot-baked July, but our fall pigskin festival is right around the corner. We’re talking football. And this week, down in Music City, we’ll be talking a lot of football.

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‘The Ice Book’ traces a cocktail writer’s obsession with designing perfect, diamond-clear ice

Camper English has, let’s just say, strong feelings about ice.

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Vahe Gregorian: Kansas City’s own Vlatko Andonovski leads USWNT into an unprecedented World Cup quest

Vlatko Andonovski left Skopje in North Macedonia for the United States on an inauspicious whim: to play indoor soccer, of which he knew nothing, in Wichita — about which he knew even less.

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Jerry Zezima: I’m all wet

There’s no fool like an old fool who tries to keep cool in a pool with granddaughters who prove it’s girls who rule.

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What is a #girldinner and why does a nutritionist give it a thumbs up?

Preparing meals can be tedious at times, especially when you’re tired and too hungry to wait for it to cook.

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ACC teams need Quad 1 games to make NCAA Tournament. That means tougher nonconference games.

With college athletics experiencing seismic shifts in every area due to the transfer portal and NIL, men’s basketball scheduling is going through changes of its own.

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Gretchen's table: Pan-roasted zucchini, Mediterranean style

Home gardeners like to complain about their gardens being overrun with zucchini when the fruit starts to kick into high gear in midsummer. But for people who love the prolific, vining summer squash, that's a blessing and not a curse.

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Gene Collier: Golf's mess goes to Congress

This is not normally a space anyone should come to for a defense of professional golf as a valued American institution, or even as a sport for that matter.

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New music and car culture festival coming to Vegas

LAS VEGAS — Get your motor runnin’ Vegas, a new festival combining music and car culture is rolling into town.

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Commentary: The airlines have us in a hold despite the problems they continue to have

Let’s say you go to the dry cleaner and your shirt comes back looking and feeling like you’re wearing a piece of cardboard.

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Are Seattle's iconic tourist attractions worth a visit? We tried out 5

SEATTLE — Tens of thousands baseball fans flooded into Seattle for the Major League Baseball All-Star Game and surrounding festivities from July 7-11.

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Colorado's Garden of the Gods can still be great in the busy summer. Here are some tips

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. — Bret Tennis started working around Garden of the Gods 17 years ago.

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Commentary: New SC museum brings home Black slavery experience

CHARLESTON, S.C. — The first time I viewed the Charleston Harbor, I was standing at the former site of Gadsden’s Wharf, where more than 40% of the nation’s enslaved Africans had arrived centuries ago when they were forced into chattel slavery.

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How a rural community rallied to save a rustic 100-year-old Oregon hotel

JOSEPH, Ore. — For many of the 7,000 or so people who live in rugged, mountainous Wallowa County tucked up in the northeastern corner of Oregon, the century-old Wallowa Lake Lodge has been an untouchable heirloom for more than half its life.

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What to know before traveling to the Galápagos Islands

The Galápagos Islands are a bucket-list destination for many travelers, bird lovers and nature enthusiasts, and it’s no wonder why: The biodiverse region of the world has been famous for centuries as a natural paradise.

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Family travel 5: Hit the streets for street art

Street art has become an intrinsic part of the cultural fabric of our modern communities. Curious travelers and budding artists can be inspired by the secret stashes of murals and other art in cities around the world.

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Survey: 77% of travelers plagued by travel problems amid booming season; more than half saw higher prices

Nearly two in three U.S. adults have traveled or plan to travel for leisure this year, according to a new Bankrate survey. Of the 32% of U.S. adults who already have traveled for either leisure or business this year, something went wrong for many of them: 77% have run into…

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New York City school safety agents will get bullet-resistant vests

School safety agents across New York City will be outfitted with bullet-resistant vests as soon as next school year as the NYPD tries to tamp down the growing increase in youth-on-youth violence, the Daily News has learned.

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Editorial: It’s not the heat, it’s the stupidity: the latest wake-up call on climate change

In the South and Southwest, and most intensely from Southern California to South Florida, a dangerous heat wave has gripped the nation, with 104 million Americans under a heat warning advisory. Records are being broken right and left: The first full week of July was recorded as the Earth’s hottest…

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Editorial: It's time to end legacy admissions

When the U.S. Supreme Court recently voted to strike down affirmative action admissions programs at colleges and universities, it turned a spotlight on another system that has slid under the radar for far too long and also advantages some students over others on factors other than merit.

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Martin Schram: Cluster urgency but messaging dud

On March 2, 2022, the United States ambassador to the United Nations stood in front of the iconic green marble backdrop of the United Nations General Assembly and delivered a tough message that the Biden administration wanted all the world to hear.

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Editorial: DeSantis tries to goad Trump into showing up for the GOP debate. He’s not wrong

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis tried to get under Donald Trump’s skin this week by implying on a radio talk show that the ex-president arrogantly thinks he’s entitled to the Republican nomination and that he would be short-cutting the process if he doesn’t show up on the Milwaukee debate stage next…

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Ask the Pediatrician: What is single-sided deafness in children?

Single-sided deafness (SSD) is a hearing impairment that affects at least one in every 1,000 babies born. These infants have severe-to-profound hearing loss in one ear with normal or near-normal hearing in the other ear. The condition can also develop in older children and adults.

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Commentary: The surreal possibility of another Trump term

In the wake of Donald Trump’s federal indictment, the former president remains legally eligible to run again — even if he is convicted, and even (bizarrely) if he is incarcerated, which is unlikely to occur before the election.

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