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Draymond Green has shared the locker room with some of the greatest players of his generation and has faced off against some legendary talents. However, there is one player the veteran forward wishes he had teamed up with during his career.

Arizona Cardinals and NFL fans, get ready for some exciting news! Wide receiver Marvin Harrison Jr., the No. 4 pick in the 2024 NFL draft, has officially signed his rookie contract with the Cardinals. This means his NFL jersey can finally hit the shelves.

Could this be a preview of what's in store for the Cincinnati Bengals? At the first practice open to the media this summer, Joe Burrow's initial completed pass was a deep ball after a play-action from under center. And the lucky recipient? New tight end Mike Gesicki.

A tragic incident struck a campaign rally in San Pedro Garza García, Mexico, on Wednesday, when a stage collapsed under heavy winds, resulting in the deaths of nine people. Among the deceased was a minor, as confirmed by Governor Samuel García Sepúlveda. The governor also reported that at least 54 people were injured, with some undergoing surgery and others in stable condition. Rescue operations are still ongoing to free individuals trapped under the wreckage.

The Cowboys are tangled up in a messy contract situation with quarterback Dak Prescott, and they have no one to blame but themselves. Here's a breakdown of how things got so complicated and what could happen next:

The NBA's Final Four this year brings a fresh twist—no recent champs and no past MVPs, a rarity since the media started voting in 1981.

After the Indiana Fever's nail-biting 85-83 loss to the Seattle Storm, No. 1 overall pick Caitlin Clark is holding onto the positives. Despite the team’s 0-5 start to the season, Clark is optimistic about the progress they’ve made. "You’re never happy to lose," she said. "It's not fun, but at the same time there’s just a lot of things to build on. I’m just trying to be as positive as possible, continue to learn, continue to stack days. I know that first win will be right around the corner."

In a recent interview with New Hampshire TV station WMUR, Maggie Goodlander, a Democratic congressional candidate for New Hampshire, spoke up about the need for a tougher stance on China. She emphasized the importance of addressing issues like opioids and the support Chinese companies provide to Russia's military efforts. Goodlander's insights are noteworthy, especially considering her marriage to Jake Sullivan, the White House national security adviser, whose responsibilities prominently include managing U.S.-China relations.

On a rainy Wednesday, British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak surprised everyone by announcing a national election for July 4, a move that caught many off guard. Despite trailing behind the opposition Labour Party in the polls, Sunak seemed undeterred, emphasizing his government's achievements and urging voters to consider the future carefully.

Man, did you hear about what went down with Graceland? Crazy stuff. So, there was this whole deal about auctioning it off, you know, Elvis Presley's old pad. But get this, a Tennessee judge was like, "Hold up, not on my watch!" and put the brakes on that auction train.

Apple Music's 100 best albums have a new champ! Lauryn Hill's iconic solo masterpiece "The Miseducation of Ms. Lauryn Hill" just snatched the top spot, leaving even the legendary Michael Jackson's "Thriller" in the dust. Can you believe it? Hill's not just any artist; she's the first rapper ever to bag the Grammy's album of the year award back in '99. In her own words, "It's awesome to be recognized, but let's not forget the amazing music and artists who paved the way for me."

Wednesday, 22 May 2024 21:05

Jurassic World: New Allies Unleashed

Hey folks, check it out – looks like the velociraptors got themselves a new buddy!

At the recent owners' powwow, NFL bigwig Roger Goodell fielded questions about Harrison Butker's graduation gabfest at Benedictine College. Butker, a kicker for the Kansas City Chiefs, sparked a fuss with his spiel, touching on everything from COVID to the kitchen and the "church of nice."

Guess who landed a spot on the All-NBA third team? That's right, Steph Curry! It's the 10th time his name's been up there, showing he's still a force to be reckoned with in the league.

The Houston Texans are all about giving second chances, especially when it comes to players who vibe with their aggressive "SWARM defensive mindset. That's why this offseason, they snagged Jeff Okudah and C.J. Henderson on one-year deals.

Kyle Hendricks is embracing his transition to the bullpen as a fresh opportunity. The 34-year-old right-hander, a crucial part of the Cubs' 2016 World Series championship, is looking to turn things around after a tough start this season.

Denver Nuggets center and three-time NBA Most Valuable Player, Nikola Jokić, stole the spotlight as the headliner for the All-NBA Team announced on Wednesday night.

The NBA dropped some big news on Wednesday night, unveiling the All-NBA Teams to celebrate the league's top players for their stellar performances this season. Among the potential honorees was Philadelphia 76ers guard Tyrese Maxey, who had a standout season with 25.9 points and 6.2 assists per game, shooting an impressive 45% from the floor and 37.3% from deep.

Planning a pilgrimage to Mecca for the Hajj or Umrah? Hold your horses! The CDC's waving the caution flag for travelers heading to Saudi Arabia. They're ruffling feathers with a warning about meningitis outbreaks, especially among Muslim pilgrims.

Since 1948, Palestinians living in the West Bank, East Jerusalem, and Gaza have found themselves in a stateless limbo, a situation perpetuated by a decades-long peace process that has yet to deliver peace or statehood. But here's some groundbreaking news: On Wednesday, three European nations—Ireland, Norway, and Spain—announced their decision to officially recognize a Palestinian state alongside Israel, set to take effect on May 28.