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Albert Breer’s Takeaways: Steelers Are All In to Give Themselves One More Shot

Instead of rebuilding, Pittsburgh did everything it could to remain in contention. Plus, an ode to Nick Chubb, a peek behind the scenes in Jacksonville and Washington and quick-hitters.

Sports Illustrated

Archaeologists uncover forgotten Scottish castle thought to have been home to kings

A royal castle that was previously unknown to archaeologists has been discovered on a Hebridean isle

The Independent UK

Forgotten medieval kingdom and royal castle among discoveries on Scottish island

A FORGOTTEN medieval kingdom and a nameless royal castle are among archaeological discoveries outlined in a new book after a major 10-year project…

The National (Scotland)

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Liam Coen was right to turn down Jaguars head coach job because of the Trent Baalke of it all

Firing Baalke might make the Jaguars' head coach search tenable again. Might.

USA Today Sports Media Group

The Jaguars’ Decision to Retain Trent Baalke Follows a Familiar Pattern

Jacksonville firing Doug Pederson and keeping its GM could impact the team’s head coach search. Plus, more on the Titans’ path forward and the Patriots’ approach to hiring a new coach in Albert Breer’s Tuesday notes.

Sports Illustrated

Mark Hughes sets off on biking for brain cancer trail with dedicated group

Funds raised will go towards the upgrade of HRMI's MRI.

Newcastle Herald

General Motors Had Its Best Month Ever For EV Sales In May

Thanks to strong sales of the Cadillac Lyriq and Chevrolet Blazer EV, GM is doing well on the electric car front—even without the Chevy Bolt.

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North Carolina allows manure mounds ‘as big as a house’ on factory farms

The state’s uniquely lax regulation permits chicken waste to collect outdoors – but there’s no easy way to complain about it

The Guardian - US

Ford sales up 10.1% in first quarter, cedes No. 2 EV position to rival GM

Ford Motor Co. posted a strong first-quarter sales performance, making the Blue Oval the best-selling brand in the United States — but the automaker ceded its ranking in the increasingly competitive electric-vehicle segment amid gains by its crosstown rival.

Tribune News Service

Under the hammer: Elermore Vale home sells under reserve price at auction

The auction attracted two registered bidders.

Newcastle Herald

Clyde FC's charity suffers £30k loss after legal battle with pay row ex-player

Lauren Rabbitte, 24, left the club the day after the men's team signed David Goodwillie and took them to an employment tribunal.

Daily Record

Glasgow football charity suffers £30k loss after being sued by player for 'unfair dismissal'

Lauren Rabbitte took Clyde FC and its charitable foundation to an employment tribunal over claims they reneged on a promise to pay her for a full-time job but had her case thrown out.

Glasgow Live

Clyde FC pay row footballer who quit club over David Goodwillie signing loses compensation bid

Lauren Rabbitte, who has played professionally in Scotland, England and in the US, claimed she had been promised a salary of up to £32,000.

Daily Record

Pay row player who quit Clyde FC after David Goodwillie signing 'should never have trusted boss'

Lauren Rabbitte is suing Clyde FC and the team's charitable foundation saying they reneged on a promise to pay her for a full-time job.

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Gateshead residents worried as wildlife-rich pond dries up

Durham Wildlife Trust, which managers the pond, says that the main cause of the pond being dry is a lack of rainfall, though a sluice gate had been "altered by a third party"

The Conversation

Restoring touch through electrodes implanted in the human brain will require engineering around a sensory lag

More than 5 million people in the United States are affected by limb loss or paralysis. Technological devices that directly interact with the brain, known as brain-computer interfaces, offer the potential to decode an individual’s thoughts and translate them into action using a robotic arm or a cursor on a…

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