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LAFC vs. Inter Miami: Preview, Predictions and Lineups

Son Heung-min and Lionel Messi are set to clash on MLS opening weekend.

Sports Illustrated

Can Anyone Stop Inter Miami?

Reigning MLS Cup champions Inter Miami are back from the offseason looking stronger than ever. But the likes of LAFC, Vancouver Whitecaps, San Diego and others will do all they can to derail the Miami juggernaut.

Sports Illustrated

Inter Miami XI vs. LAFC: Messi Fitness Call Made—Injury News, Predicted Lineup

The Herons face an awkward start to the defense of their MLS crown.

Sports Illustrated

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2026 MLS Western Conference: Preview, Season Predictions—Repeat Success in Store

The 31st edition of MLS could be extremely competitive with a number of sides looking more than capable on paper.

Sports Illustrated

Donald Trump gets to sidestep the consequences of his conviction. Most people with criminal records don’t

Checking off the ‘convicted felon’ box keeps millions of Americans in the margins, but it’s fueling Trump’s campaign. It’s a phrase that criminal justice reformers want to avoid, Alex Woodward reports

The Independent UK

Exonerated after 42 years in prison, two cousins look forward to fresh start in 2024

David Ayala and James Soto, wrongfully convicted of a 1981 double slaying in McKinley Park, get new suits from Project Gentlemen Image & Grooming Studio in Bridgeport.

Chicago Sun-Times

Man exonerated after 42 years in prison spends first Christmas back with his family

Jimmy Soto and cousin David Ayala served longest wrongful sentences in state history

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Cousins who served longest wrongful conviction sentence in state history exonerated after 42 years in prison

James Soto, 62, and David Ayala, 60, were released Thursday night after a judge vacated their convictions. They were serving life sentences in the 1981 shooting deaths of a Marine and a teen girl in McKinley Park, and were 20 and 18 when they were wrongfully charged.

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