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JPMorgan Chase employee fired after seen in viral video taking Knicks trash can during victory event
JPMorgan Chase employee fired after viral trash can incident during Knicks Championship parade
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Woman seen in video taking Knicks-themed trash can off NYC street was DEI executive at JP Morgan
In the video, Angie Báez, 40, was seen wearing a blue New York Knicks shirt. She empties the receptacle, which was colored orange and blue, on the sidewalk and walks off with the trash can.
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Young author publishes first complete biography of rags-to-riches author J.K. Rowling
"Harry Potter" author and billionaire J.K. Rowling has faced extensive backlash for her advocacy against transgenderism.
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As Chicago’s NASCAR contract nears end, drivers eye return to Joliet, Ill., raceway
Chicago Brandon Johnson would not say if he wanted NASCAR to return.
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American tennis star, Coco Gauff, shockingly eliminated during first round of Wimbledon
Three other WTA top 10 stars were also eliminated in the first round of Wimbledon, including fellow American Jessica Pegula, who is ranked number three
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Joseph Giordano, surgeon who helped Reagan survive assassination attempt, dies at 84
Without Dr. Giordano’s work to establish the Level I trauma center where he later helped remove the bullet from the president's lung, Reagan may not have survived the first two months of his presidency.
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1960s teen heartthrob Bobby Sherman dies from cancer at the age of 81
Sherman revealed he had stage 4 kidney cancer earlier this year.
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Riley Gaines teams up with gender-critical clothing brand for Title IX anniversary collection
"XX-XY Athletics is creating a home for a cultural majority that’s long gone unrepresented in fashion and athletics," former Olympic gymnast founder says.
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Buss family to sell controlling share of the Lakers for $10 billion: Report
The Lakers have been controlled by the Buss family since 1979, when Jerry Buss purchased the franchise for $67.5 million.
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R. Kelly hospitalized after alleged prison overdose
R&B singer R. Kelly was sent to the hospital this week after an alleged drug overdose in prison.
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'Conversion therapy' at SCOTUS: Overturn ban without hurting other speech rights, libertarians urge
Accepting laws about "who can speak" would let governments "gatekeep all manner of speech, demanding licenses for columnists and reporters, artists and authors, poets and pundits," Institute for Justice warns.
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Arkansas baseball player pitches historic no-hitter during College World Series
Wood struck out 19 players, helping his team defeat Kentucky by a score of 3-0. He threw a total of 83 strikes out of 119 pitches.
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Singer says Dodgers tried stopping her from singing Spanish version of US national anthem
Nezza, who was wearing a Dominion Republic shirt while performing, says she sang the Spanish version anyway but speculated that the effort to stop it was due to the anti-ICE protests