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Of course women's sports are thriving. What took you so long to realize it? | Opinion
Women's sports have long been undervalued. Now that people have seen the light, everyone wants in, columnist Nancy Armour writes.
Lawyers — young and old — from the Keys to Miami to Palm Beach honored for pro bono work
Lawyers representing children, and an octogenarian who has spent the Florida revival of his law career as a Legal Aid ...
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Documentary on Jewish dealer Max Stern’s collection finds answers and absurdity
A new film focuses on two paintings Stern was forced to sell as the Nazis rose to power in the 1930s, which ended up at the ...
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Serious health warning issued to anyone who dries clothes indoors during winter
Drying clothing over the radiators inside could be harming our health as it can cause moisture levels to rise to dangerous ...
‘Marlee Matlin: Not Alone Anymore' Review: The Trailblazing Actress and Activist Gets to Tell Her Own Story
Sundance: Shoshannah Stern's documentary may sound traditional enough, but there's a profound power to its choices (and its subject).
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"The league ought to be ashamed of themselves" - Reggie Miller blasted David Stern for not having enough security for the Pacers in their first visit to Detroit after Malic…
Miller wasn't pleased with former NBA Commissioner David Stern's actions after the infamous Malice at the Palace brawl.
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"It seemed like Michael hit 30 threes in a row" - David Stern shared why the '92 Finals delivered his favorite MJ moment
The Chicago Bulls, led by Michael Jordan, had cruised through the regular season with a league-best record of 67-15. They ...
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John Salley shares his experience after trying weed for the first time: "If I would have had this, I would have played as long as LeBron"
John Salley was among those who took such lessons to heart, making a decision to stay clean despite many of his ...
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Hitler’s War
Just before Reinhard Heydrich, head of the Gestapo and ruler of Bohemia, was, as the Irish put it, shot off, Walter Frentz made a colour portrait photograph. Hitler, anticipating further staff losses ...