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The Latest Breaking News from Felipe Flores

Tapachula, five miles from Mexico’s border with Guatemala, has become a principal destination for the world’s deportees. And in a cruel twist, even Mexicans expelled from the United States have found themselves there, regrouping after being deported—not home to Mexico—but first to Central America.

Texas Observer

Parents fear the hard search for daycare as Samaritans' plans imminent closure

Concerned parents face either leaving work or a hard search for an alternative.

Newcastle Herald

‘A League of Their Own’ Endures Because It’s Personal

As the film passes its 30th anniversary and the new series awaits its premiere on Amazon Prime Video next month, the material feels as resonant as ever.

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Dikembe Mutombo Has Long Battled Disease in His Native Country. Then COVID-19 Hit His New Home.

The longtime NBA star died of brain cancer Monday. We are republishing this story from 2022, honoring his many humanitarian efforts.

Sports Illustrated

A ‘Mighty Ducks’ Actor Got Addicted to Heroin and Lost Everything—Even His Teeth. The Internet Saved Him.

As a teen Shaun Weiss filmed his scenes as Goldberg the goalie at the L.A. Kings’ arena. In his 30s he slept on the ground outside.

Sports Illustrated

Life at Saint Peter’s Already Looks Much Different

Shaheen Holloway and the bulk of his old roster have switched schools, but Jersey City won’t soon forget the Peacocks’ magical NCAA run.

Sports Illustrated

Michael Schumacher Is the GOAT. Michael Schumacher Is Absent.

The greatest Formula One driver of all time suffered a traumatic brain injury while skiing in 2013. He is alive, but the racing world has agreed not to talk about his condition.

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Seri Pak’s South Korean Surrogate Children Own the LPGA

Pak started a golfing boom in her home country when she burst onto the scene by winning two majors in 1998. And now the women she inspired (and who she still mentors) are dominating the sport.

Sports Illustrated

The GOAT Abides: Gary Smith, Sportswriter in Repose

Almost a decade after he retired, the sports whisperer is as zen as ever. He teaches mindfulness to elementary school students.

Sports Illustrated

Hurl, Interrupted: What Ever Happened to the Playground Spinner?

Merry-go-round, carousel, roundabout, whirligig… Whatever you called it, the memories—of kids crushed, of lunches lost—remain. So what became of those great steel playground nightmare-makers?

Sports Illustrated

John Amaechi, the First NBA Player to Come Out, Is a Psychologist Today. He Has a Lot to Talk Us Through.

Fifteen years after his big reveal, he tackles the big question: Have we really changed?

Sports Illustrated

Steffi Graf Loves Just Being Normal

When the tennis legend retired from competition more than 20 years ago, it was assumed that she would keep a low post-career profile. But even that might be understating her activity in the 21st century.

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