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Miami Marlins Hire Executive Kim Ng, Making Her MLB's First Female General Manager
With Kim Ng’s new appointment, she is now MLB’s highest-ranked woman.
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Librarians Need Restraining Orders Against Threatening, Violent Patrons
Libraries are built for reading and research, and librarians are trained to help patrons find what they need. But staffers at San Diego city libraries are also coping with threats to their safety and occasional violence, according to court records and interviews. At least 16 city library department employees have asked judges for protection from unruly patrons, according to documents...
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Man Accused of Filming 60 Victims in Northern Virginia Mall Dressing Rooms
A man arrested on Christmas Eve after police say he secretly filmed a teenage girl in a Virginia store dressing room is now accused of filming at least 60 other victims.
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Former Dolphins RB Mark Walton in Court After Arrest for Allegedly Beating Pregnant Woman
A South Florida native who starred at both Miami’s Booker T. Washington High School and the University of Miami, Walton was drafted by the Cincinnati Bengals in 2018 before he was released after being arrested.
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Strike Affecting Virginia Metrobus Riders Hits 4 Weeks
Some Metrobus riders in Northern Virginia have now been without service for four weeks. Workers for Transdev protested outside Metro headquarters on Monday morning. Workers for Transdev, which operates the garage that services Metrobuses, are demanding more pay, and they want Metro to hire them directly. News4’s Juliana Valencia reports.
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World's Largest Starbucks Opens in Chicago Friday
The big day is finally here. The largest Starbucks in the world opened Friday in Chicago. The 35,000-square-foot Reserve Roastery has been under wraps since construction started a few years ago. No one knew what the inside of the “epic” five-floor space would look like in place of the iconic Crate and Barrel building at Michigan Avenue and Erie Street...
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See Inside World's Largest Starbucks, Opening Friday in Chicago
Are you ready for a peek inside the world’s largest Starbucks, opening Friday in Chicago?
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Watch: Nats Fans Go Wild After World Series Win
Nationals fans swarmed the streets of Navy Yard after the team took the World Series trophy. News4’s Shomari Stone was all in on the celebration, chanting “baby shark” and singing “we are the champions” with fans at Mission.
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Stephen Strasburg Goes From Shutdown to World Series MVP
Stephen Strasburg was voted MVP of the World Series following the Nationals’ 6-2 win over the Houston Astros in Game 7 on Wednesday night, the first title in the 51 seasons of the Washington/Montreal Expos franchise.
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AP Source: Trent Williams Ends Holdout, Reports to Redskins
Trent Williams is back with the Redskins after not being traded, a source told the Associated Press.
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NBA Says Chinese Wanted Morey's Firing Over Hong Kong Tweet; China Denies Claim
The rift between the NBA and China appeared to widen again Friday, as the fallout over Houston Rockets general manager Daryl Morey’s tweet in support of anti-government protesters in Hong Kong continued. A day after NBA Commissioner Adam Silver said Chinese officials wanted Morey fired, a spokesman for China’s foreign ministry told reporters that no such demand was made by...
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Wizards Sign Beal to 2-year, $72 Million Extension
Bradley Beal signed a two-year extension worth nearly $72 million with Washington on Thursday.
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LeBron James Speaks, Says Rockets' Morey ‘Wasn't Educated' on China Tweet
LeBron James believes Houston Rockets general manager Daryl Morey “was either misinformed or not really educated on the situation” regarding the potential consequences of his actions when he tweeted in support of Hong Kong’s pro-democracy protests.
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NBA Postpones Nets-Lakers Media Sessions in Shanghai
NBA Commissioner Adam Silver told the Brooklyn Nets and Los Angeles Lakers on Wednesday that the league is still expecting them to play as scheduled this week, even while the rift between the league and Chinese officials continued in ways that clearly suggested the two planned games in Shanghai and Shenzhen were anything but guaranteed. The NBA called off scheduled...
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Could Yao Ming Mend the Fences Between the NBA and China?
Yao Ming could be the man in the middle if the NBA and China are going to mend fences. Yao is a former Houston Rockets great and an NBA Hall of Famer. At home, the towering center is even larger as head of the Chinese Basketball Association and one of the most recognizable figures in the country. NBA Commissioner Adam...
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Chinese State TV Suspends 2 NBA Preseason Game Broadcasts
Chinese state broadcaster CCTV announced Tuesday it will no longer air two NBA preseason games set to be played in the country. In a statement, CCTV indicated the decision was prompted by NBA Commissioner Adam Silver’s remarks in Japan following a tweet by Houston Rockets general manager Daryl Morey last week that supported anti-government demonstrations in Hong Kong. The broadcaster...
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Placido Domingo Withdraws from New York Metropolitan Opera Performances After Sexual Harassment Claims
The Metropolitan Opera announced Tuesday that Placido Domingo had agreed to withdraw from his slate of scheduled performances at the opera house following allegations of sexual harassment
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Antonio Brown Accused of Rape in Lawsuit Filed by Former Trainer
NFL wide receiver Antonio Brown, just signed by the New England Patriots, is accused of raping his former trainer in a federal lawsuit filed Tuesday in Florida. In the lawsuit, Britney Taylor alleges Brown forced her onto a bed and raped her while she shouted for him to stop, leaving her traumatized.
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Trump Presents Medal of Freedom to NBA's Jerry West
Jerry West, the NBA legend who delivered championships to the Los Angeles Lakers as both a player and an executive, said, “It never ceases to amaze me the places you can go in this world chasing a basketball” as he was honored Thursday with the Presidential Medal of Freedom. Now a consultant with the Los Angeles Clippers, West marveled at...
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'Little Homosexual Boy': Faye Dunaway Sued by Ex-Staffer Alleging ‘Demeaning Tirades'
Faye Dunaway’s former assistant alleges in a lawsuit she called him “a little homosexual boy” and fired him after he complained about being discriminated against for being gay. In the lawsuit filed Thursday in Manhattan Supreme Court, Michael Rocha said that he started working as an assistant for Dunaway while she was a part of the play “Tea at Five,”...