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Donny Schatz is undeniably one of the best to ever drive a Sprint Car. And the 10-time World of Outlaws NOS Energy Drink Sprint Car champion gave yet another example of why on Saturday night. [...]

This article was written by Swedish independent journalist Peter Imanuelsen, also known as PeterSweden.

Forty years ago, Shea Stadium was the place to be—especially when Dwight Gooden took the mound. Never mind anything playing on Broadway—this was the hottest show in town. Fans who were once avoided the park in Flushing, New York  were now coming in droves to witness a teenager overwhelm elders with his fastball and fool […]

To the memory of Paul Cantor IS ARISTOCRACY the natural condition of mankind? Mark Twain, who loved democracy as much as any major American writer, feared that it was. Twain concluded that humans are eternally in love with badges and ranks and desire their own subjection. In his autobiography, he observed: “Human nature being what […]

Last time out, 18,000 fans packed PayPal Park to see Bay FC’s inaugural game. The club returns to action in San Jose on Sunday night.

Following the Iranian attack on Israel on Sunday, the Director of the Israel Missile Defense Organization hailed Israel's defense investments.

Yet another name has seemingly entered the frame in terms of potential candidates for the next Liverpool manager. Ruben Amorim currently appears to be the frontrunner to succeed Jurgen Klopp, although that hasn’t prevented other coaches from being touted as possible contenders for the role. According to the Daily Mail, the ‘surprise name’ of Niko […]

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1. Here's how Biden's new student loan forgiveness plan differs from his first  CNBC
2. Biden is canceling $7.4 billion in student debt for 277,000 borrowers. Here's who is eligible.  CBS News
3. Biden's income-driven repayment plan SAVE could be boon for those with student loans  Star Tribune
4. The secret to defeating Biden’s ‘SAVE’ program  The Hill
5. Biden Administration Cancels $7.4 Billion More in Student Loans  The New York Times

President Joe Biden's new student loan forgiveness plan is narrower than his first effort. For critics of debt relief, that might not make a difference.

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In the three years since coming to the United States from Venezuela, Steinmetz senior Mayller Millan has come a long way with his second language and his new life.

As the sun beat down on the spectators, the heat couldn't deter the enthusiasm of SRK, who arrived in Kolkata with his family to support his team.

The letters often surface after our parents die, and we see them in ways we never did before—but wish we could have.

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Former Everton and Aston Villa CEO Keith Wyness has revealed that he has been involved in discussions with groups who are interested in buying a...

Saturday was warmer than average, but the weather is expected to get colder during the next week.

Saturday was warmer than average, but the weather is expected to get colder during the next week.

A Nigerian lady said she was buying a gift for her friend who was about to celebrate her birthday. She bought her a funny artwork which has a long mouth.

Swansea University study: Toddlers given sugary drinks face higher adult obesity risk. Tracking 14,000 children, researchers found early fizzy drink consumption linked to weight gain by age 24.