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When I was 14 years old, I was brushing my teeth in the bathroom while my sister Sophia was brushing her teeth at the sink next to mine and my sister Abby was standing in the doorway. I can’t remember exactly what we were talking about, but one thing to another and Sophia let it slip that Abby identified as bisexual. 

While Abby hadn’t officially come out to me, I...


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Trade speculation surrounding Detroit Tigers ace Tarik Skubal has intensified in recent weeks as the club continues to navigate a disappointing 2026 season. While no deal appears imminent, reports from around Major League Baseball indicate that rival executives increasingly believe Detroit could consider moving the reigning American League Cy Young Award winner if the team re...


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Professors, employers, parents, and even frequenters of social media are all saying the same thing.

It seems like absolutely no one reads anything anymore.

Complaining about novel reading habits, particularly of youth, is hardly a novel phenomenon.

It is about as old as written language itself.


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History was made on June 14 as the UFC brought mixed martial arts to one of the most recognizable locations in the world, the South Lawn of the White House. UFC Freedom 250 became the first professional sporting event ever held on White House grounds, creating a spectacle unlike anything combat sports has seen before. 

While the event featured championship fights,...


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The 2026 FIFA World Cup has reached a pivotal stage as teams across North America battle for places in the tournament’s newly expanded Round of 32.

Now in its second week of competition, the first World Cup jointly hosted by the United States, Mexico and Canada has already produced dominant performances, surprising results and dramatic shifts in group standings. With t...


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