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Missouri Upsets No. 1 Kansas With Strong Defensive Performance

Missouri Tigers secure a significant 76-67 victory over top-ranked Kansas Jayhawks in a thrilling college basketball matchup. Tamar Bates and Mark Mitchell...

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Tulsa King season 2 episode 6 recap: Dwight sits down with his enemies

In Tulsa King season 2 episode 6, Dwight meets with Bill and New York (sort of), plus Tyson tries to do something nice for his dad.

WhatToWatch

Blended families are common. Here are tips to help stepsiblings get along

Researchers have learned a lot about blended families since the 1970s — when The Brady Bunch painted a perfect picture of stepsiblings getting along. Some of their advice might surprise you.

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NZ Labour MP in 'paid to kill people' sledge

The New Zealand police minister hasn't accepted an apology from a Labour MP who said he was "paid to kill people" as private security contractor in Iraq.

AAP

Duke Leads Men’s College Basketball’s Biggest Disappointments

It’s still early, but these high-profile teams have not lived up to the preseason hype. Here’s how they can turn things around.

Sports Illustrated

NZ government puts police commissioner on notice

The New Zealand government has issued a rarely-seen letter of expectations to Police Commissioner Andrew Coster, saying Kiwis deserve to feel safe.

AAP

Gang crackdown about to rev up

The incoming government is vowing to take a hard line with gang members, including those with tattoos showing gang affiliations. But will it work?

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New Zealand gangs may be forced to cover facial tattoos with makeup, incoming government says

Ban on offensive facial markings could come as part of wider crackdown on gangs, National party says

The Guardian - AU

Luxon lauded as National's poll messiah after NZ win

He's a teetotaller who wakes at 4:30am each morning and writes emails in blue comic sans font. And soon, he'll be the New Zealand Prime Minister.

AAP

Winston Peters on what it takes to form a government

The NZ First leader says he doesn’t need to have a relationship with Christopher Luxon to form a government. He tells political editor Jo Moir it's all about trust.

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Muller mends rifts and moves on: 'Part of healing is being able to let that go'

Todd Muller says he doesn’t know and has given up trying to understand what snapped inside him the day the world as he knew it changed. He spoke to political editor Jo Moir in his last ever interview as an MP.

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K Road plea to political parties: 'We need help'

Another public meeting on crime, another call for more visible police and more help with young offenders. Mark Jennings listened in and asked around.

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A solemn day in a shaken city

Both major party leaders put politics to the side as they responded to the shooting on Auckland’s Queen Street

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Finding and training the right youth justice staff evades MPs

The Government has continued its law-and-order drive but the details of exactly how it will address long-term systemic problems at youth justice residences is unclear, writes political editor Jo Moir

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Calls to rein in expanding police workload

Consensus is building that not only are police doing more, they're doing more of what they shouldn't have to.

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National party conference plays it safe on day one

Following a predictable and on-message speech from deputy leader Nicola Willis on the state of the economy it was the following interactive session on law and order that got party faithfuls talking.

The Independent UK

Succession fans highlight the Peep Show references in HBO drama

There are quite a few

The Independent UK

Black children are more likely to have asthma. A lot comes down to where they live

Black children are more likely to have asthma than kids of any other race in America

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Sports Illustrated

Kyle Filipowski’s Return Makes Duke the Clear Winner of the CBB Offseason

The rising sophomore announced his intention to stay with the Blue Devils, joining Tyrese Proctor and Mark Mitchell.

Tribune News Service

Why Duke basketball’s future looks bright, despite an early loss in the NCAA Tournament

DURHAM, N.C. — Long and lanky, Dereck Lively stretched out in a chair in front of his locker inside Orlando's Amway Center Saturday night staring ahead, lost in thought.

Tribune News Service

Andrew Carter: Duke’s season comes to abrupt end, amid painful lesson on toughness and the perils of youth

ORLANDO, Fla. — It wasn’t even midway through the first half here on Saturday afternoon before Duke’s players returned to their bench during a timeout, looking a bit weary and beleaguered, and received a message from their coaches that became the refrain of what turned out to be their final…

Tribune News Service

Duke can’t match Tennessee’s physicality, ousted in second round of NCAA Tournament

ORLANDO, Fla. — Down a starting player with with another in foul trouble, Duke switched defenses regularly in the second half, but its failure to stop Tennessee’s Olivier Nkamhoua halted the Blue Devils' season.

Daily Record

Jeanfield Swifts goalkeeper Mark Mitchell plotting pressure push on league leaders Linlithgow Rose

The top two teams in the Premier Division meet at the Riverside on Saturday afternoon

Tribune News Service

Duke closes out Miami in second half to reach ACC tournament final

GREENSBORO, N.C. — The shot clock winding down and his team protecting a slim lead, Duke’s Jeremy Roach summoned some March magic and helped put away No. 14 Miami on Friday night.

Tribune News Service

Luke DeCock: Duke reaches a new level against Pitt, and may still have others to achieve

GREENSBORO, N.C. — The only word to describe Duke right now is scary. It’s not that the Blue Devils came out of nowhere, necessarily, but that they’re here, now, everything they thought they would be when the season started.

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