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30d ago
Football
Former Tampa Bay Buccaneers Receiver Mike Williams Dies from Bacterial Sepsis
Former Tampa Bay Buccaneers and Syracuse star wide receiver Mike Williams passed away from rare bacterial sepsis after a work-related construction accident.
30d ago
Environment
California Approves 'Toilet-to-Tap' System to Recycle Wastewater
California officials have approved new regulations that allow water agencies to recycle treated sewage and pump it back into homes as a solution for the state's water shortage.
30d ago
Basketball
Pistons Suffer 25th Straight Loss, Fans Demand Change
The Detroit Pistons continue their losing streak as fans call for a change in ownership.
30d ago
Baseball
Dodgers Secure Ace Pitcher with $325M Deal with Yoshinobu Yamamoto
The Los Angeles Dodgers have added another historic free-agent deal to their winter roster by signing Japanese right-hander Yoshinobu Yamamoto to a 12-year, $325 million contract. The deal, which also includes a $50 million posting fee, is pending a physical. Yamamoto's deal surpasses Gerrit Cole's contract in total guaranteed dollars for a pitcher. The Dodgers had already made significant moves in the offseason by signing Shohei Ohtani to a 10-year, $700 million contract and acquiring Tyler Glasnow.
30d ago
Movies
The DCEU Just Killed Off A Character Cast By Zack Snyder In The Coldest Way
Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom confirms that a DCEU hero originally cast by Zack Snyder for Justice League has died an unworthy death off-screen.
30d ago
Celebrities
Vin Diesel Faces Sexual Battery Lawsuit By Former Assistant
A former assistant to actor Vin Diesel has filed a lawsuit against him, alleging sexual battery and wrongful termination.
30d ago
Art & Design
BIG designs Mindfulness City in Bhutan connected by 'inhabitable bridges'
Danish architecture studio BIG has unveiled its masterplan for a 1,000-square-kilometre development in Bhutan that will include an international airport and a hydroelectric dam incorporating a temple.
30d ago
Books
Police Apologize for Searching School for 'Gender Queer: A Memoir'
Police in Massachusetts apologized after an officer was sent to a middle school to search for a copy of 'Gender Queer: A Memoir.' The incident stemmed from a complaint regarding concerning illustrations in the book.