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Sofía Vergara and boyfriend Justin Saliman enjoyed a trendy date night in Los Angeles.

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Not So Golden Years

At one time in our history, retirement was a given, an all-but-assured final chapter after years of working hard. While some people might choose to work past 65, many look forward to leaving the workforce. Today, enjoying one's golden years work-free has become an unattainable dream for many — even if you find a great place to retire. After the coronavirus made the prospect of retiring dimmer, this survey says adult kids are also keeping seniors hard (and unhappily) at work. Читать дальше...

The rematch is here. 

One year after LSU and Angel Reese knocked off Caitlin Clark and Iowa in the women’s national championship, a game that featured logo 3s and trash talk, the two teams will meet again. It's another contrast of styles, a matchup sure to draw eyeballs: Iowa likes to score from the perimeter, LSU pounds it in the paint. And this time, there’s a Final Four trip on the line. 

Top-seeded Iowa, led by the reigning and presumptive player of the year, will meet third-seeded... Читать дальше...

UConn scored 30 consecutive points to put Illinois away and advance to the Final Four. (Photo by Jamie Schwaberow/NCAA Photos via Getty Images)

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A video surfaced Friday night that appears to show U.S. Rep. Tim Walberg, R-Michigan, suggesting that nuclear weapons be dropped on Gaza. In the video, Walberg, while being asked about the Israeli-Hamas conflict suggested nuclear weapons be used in an attempt to "Get it over quick."

ALBANY, N.Y. — You want to know why Kim Mulkey treats anyone not on her team or in her small circle with contempt or suspicion? Why she’s not willing to entertain the opinions of those who made their minds up about her long ago? Consider a six-hour span Saturday.

Sen. Susan Collins' office.

This week a bipartisan-led effort — that included the backing of U.S. Senators Susan Collins and Michael Bennet in a group of 14 senators — targeted any attempt to reclassify potatoes as a grain, instead of their current classification as a vegetable.