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Sister Jean hopes to get chance to cheer on Loyola during men’s basketball tournament

Sister Jean hopes to get chance to cheer on Loyola during men’s basketball tournament

by 5 years agoUncategorized

Sister Jean Dolores Schmidt was considered to be Loyola-Chicago’s good luck charm when the Ramblers made it to the Final Four during the 2018 men’s basketball tournament.

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Capitol rioter charged with assaulting DC officer buried stolen police badge in NY backyard: FBI

Capitol rioter charged with assaulting DC officer buried stolen police badge in NY backyard: FBI

by Danielle Wallace5 years agoWorld

An upstate New York man has been charged with assaulting DC Metropolitan Police Officer (MPD) Mike Fanone outside the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6, robbing him of his…

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Alabama, LSU players have heated kerfuffle before SEC men’s basketball championship

Alabama, LSU players have heated kerfuffle before SEC men’s basketball championship

by Ryan Gaydos5 years agoWorld

The Alabama Crimson Tide and LSU Tigers are used to playing for an SEC title in football but the rivalry between the two schools reared its head Sunday…

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Pelosi overturning Iowa House election would be ‘horribly unfair’ to voters: Joni Ernst

Pelosi overturning Iowa House election would be ‘horribly unfair’ to voters: Joni Ernst

by Angelica Stabile5 years agoWorld

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi leaving the door open to overturning the certified House election results in Iowa is hypocritical and unfair, Sen. Joni Ernst, R-Iowa, asserted on “Fox &…

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Cuomo vaccine czar asked county officials for allegiance to embattled NY governor

Cuomo vaccine czar asked county officials for allegiance to embattled NY governor

by Peter Aitken5 years agoWorld

One executive said it was ‘inappropriate’ at best, ‘over the ethical line’ at worst.

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LA County DA Gascón slams ‘conservative media,’ ‘tough-on-crime types’ amid backlash from crime victims

LA County DA Gascón slams ‘conservative media,’ ‘tough-on-crime types’ amid backlash from crime victims

by Stephen Sorace5 years agoWorld

Los Angeles County District Attorney George Gascón slammed what he called “conservative media” and “tough-on-crime types” for the backlash against his sweeping criminal justice reforms as he faces…

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Oklahoma girls basketball team subjected to racist rant wins state championship

Oklahoma girls basketball team subjected to racist rant wins state championship

by Ryan Gaydos5 years agoWorld

An Oklahoma high school girls basketball team that was subjected to a racist rant from a broadcaster won the 6A state championship on Saturday.

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Biden’s silence on Cuomo not sustainable the more allegations ‘pile up’: Axios’ Jonathan Swan

Biden’s silence on Cuomo not sustainable the more allegations ‘pile up’: Axios’ Jonathan Swan

by Talia Kaplan5 years agoWorld

Axios national political reporter Jonathan Swan says President Biden’s silence on the Andrew Cuomo scandal becomes “more conspicuous” the more Democrats call for the New York governor’s resignation.

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England boy, 3, dies after falling in canal while feeding ducks with his mother

England boy, 3, dies after falling in canal while feeding ducks with his mother

by Frank Miles5 years agoWorld

A British toddler, 3, died after slipping into an icy canal while feeding ducks with his mother on Saturday, according to Thames Valley Police.

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Sister Jean hopes to get chance to cheer on Loyola during men’s basketball tournament

Sister Jean hopes to get chance to cheer on Loyola during men’s basketball tournament

by Ryan Gaydos5 years agoWorld

Sister Jean Dolores Schmidt was considered to be Loyola-Chicago’s good luck charm when the Ramblers made it to the Final Four during the 2018 men’s basketball tournament.

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