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The stage is set for the November home stretch in college football. The top five teams again held st

The murder trial of Kaitlin Armstrong, a Texas woman accused of killing professional cyclist Anna Mo

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PHILADELPHIA — Bryce Harper, standing behind a sea of microphones and notepads, tried to make sense

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