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Becky Sauerbrunn, a USWNT icon, has transitioned to a broadcasting career with TNT Sports, enhancing women’s soccer commentary. She offers unique insights and depth to the SheBelieves Cup coverage, using her extensive experience as a defender. Sauerbrunn’s new role highlights her dedication

The Cleveland Cavaliers return with renewed energy after the All-Star break, nearly at full strength. Key players Isaac Okoro and Ty Jerome rejoin the roster, bolstering the Cavs’ dynamic strategy on the court. Dean Wade remains sidelined due to a knee injury,

Attorney General Pam Bondi criticized the legal case against New York Mayor Eric Adams at CPAC, labeling it as politically motivated. The 57-page indictment accused Adams of conspiracy and bribery, linked to alleged luxury travel funded by Turkish benefactors. The Justice Department

Intel is strategically repositioning itself in the AI sector with significant investments in AI-related technologies. The company is actively collaborating with AI start-ups and developing AI-specific chips to diversify beyond traditional microprocessors. Intel is also advancing in quantum computing, aiming to integrate

Gage Workman, an underdog Rule 5 draft pick, impressed in his first spring training game with the Chicago Cubs, despite long odds against established players. Workman’s defensive skills at third base were outstanding, turning the position into a formidable barrier. His offensive

A groundbreaking study highlights the potential of a personalized mRNA vaccine to prevent pancreatic cancer recurrence post-surgery. The vaccine triggers a strong immune response, increasing cancer-free survival to over three years in some patients. The trial, led by Dr. Vinod P. Balachandran,

Alice Marie Johnson, known for her life sentence commuted by Donald Trump, is being considered for the role of “pardon czar.” The potential appointment highlights unexpected alliances and second chances, aligning with Trump’s criminal justice reform efforts like the First Step Act.