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The Detroit Lions’ 2026 draft class delivered just about everything Lions fans have come to expect: a smart and steady first‑round pick from a blue‑chip program, a confusing trade‑up or two and a handful of value plays.

Detroit stayed true to its identity — sometimes for better, sometimes for worse — and walked away with a class that raises both optimism and questions....


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Each spring, the College of Arts and Sciences (CAS) at Oakland University recognizes a graduating student for the Meritorious Achievement Award. 

According to the university, the award honors “extraordinary academic achievement beyond that required for good grades … the following criteria...


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The formerly well-renowned international friendship between the countries of Italy and the United States was recently broken up by a surprising feud between the two executive leaders.

President of the United States Donald Trump and Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni have been recognized as amicable coworkers in the international world, and have complemented each other’s wor...


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The intensity is about to rise across the National Hockey League as the Stanley Cup Playoffs begin, bringing with them the annual mix of speed, physicality and unpredictability that defines postseason hockey. With a deep field and no clear runaway favorite, this year’s playoff picture sets up for one of the most competitive races in recent memory.

At the top of the Eas...


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As college sports continue to evolve, a new executive order could dramatically change the future of the NCAA transfer portal — a system that has already transformed how teams build their rosters.

The proposed order would limit college athletes to a five‑year eligibility window while allowing only one transfer without penalty. The rule, expected to take effect on August...


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