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Spurs' Victor Wembanyama exits, put in concussion protocol

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Spurs' Victor Wembanyama exits, put in concussion protocol

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He has entered the concussion protocol and would not return to the game. They confirmed after Portland's 106-103 win that he had sustained a concussion.
NBA guidelines state that Wembanyama must remain inactive for at least 24 hours and cannot resume full participation for 48 hours.
Then he must hit several benchmarks while being symptom-free before he is cleared to play.

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TACO Trump Gives Iran an Indefinite Ceasefire

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TACO Trump Gives Iran an Indefinite Ceasefire

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The ceasefire extension was reported as indefinitely extended, even as talks were on hold in Islamabad, signaling a pause in hostilities while diplomacy continues.
Pakistan pressed for resumed talks as Islamabad hosted U.S. and Chinese envoys to weigh Tehran's response amid stalled diplomacy.
Iranian officials signaled no final decision on renewed talks due to actions deemed unacceptable by the U.S., including the blockade of Iranian ports.

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UK inflation climbs to 3.3%, driven by largest increase in fuel prices in over three years – business live

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UK inflation climbs to 3.3%, driven by largest increase in fuel prices in over three years – business live

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Inflation rose to 3.3% in March, driven mainly by higher motor fuel costs amid the Iran crisis and Middle East tensions.
The ONS said CPI inflation rose to 3.3% in March, with motor fuel the main driver of the acceleration.
ONS chief economist Grant Fitzner tied March’s inflation rise largely to higher fuel prices, with airfares and food also contributing.

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Donny Osmond pays tribute to brother Alan after his death at 76

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Donny Osmond pays tribute to brother Alan after his death at 76

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Alan Osmond, the Osmonds' eldest member, died at 76 after decades with multiple sclerosis, marking a sad chapter in the family’s legacy.
Merrill Osmond said Alan was struggling in days before death, but now rests with our Father in Heaven in peace and love.
The Osmond Brothers began as a Utah barbershop quartet in 1958, later becoming The Osmonds with Donny and Jimmy joining the group around 1962.

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Microsoft Cuts $7 Off of Xbox Game Pass Ultimate Price as Call of Duty Removed from Day-One Availability

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Microsoft Cuts $7 Off of Xbox Game Pass Ultimate Price as Call of Duty Removed from Day-One Availability

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In the UK, Game Pass Ultimate has dropped from 322.99 to 316.99 a month, expanding multi-device access.
Analysts view the price cut as a measured move to rebuild trust and grow subscriptions in 2026, following earlier hikes.
A new windowing approach for Call of Duty does not end day-one Game Pass releases, but allows more flexible timing for future titles.

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Dave Mason, Rock & Roll Hall of Famer Who Co-Founded Traffic and Sang ‘Feelin’ Alright’ and ‘We Just Disagree,’ Dies at 79

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Dave Mason, Rock & Roll Hall of Famer Who Co-Founded Traffic and Sang ‘Feelin’ Alright’ and ‘We Just Disagree,’ Dies at 79

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Dave Mason helped found Traffic in 1967, shaping a landmark late-60s British rock sound and influencing his enduring career.
Mason's career blended Traffic's success with solo work and iconic collaborations, including ties to Jimi Hendrix and the Rolling Stones.
Mason died at 79 in Gardnerville, Nevada, peacefully at home, in a life remembered on his own terms.

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US DoJ launches investigation into Southern Poverty Law Center

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US DoJ launches investigation into Southern Poverty Law Center

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The indictment notes at least $3 million paid to informants tied to Klan groups, with charges including wire fraud, bank fraud and money laundering conspiracy.
AP reports that SPLC paid informants to monitor threats and share information with law enforcement, a move supporters say saved lives and helped prevent violence.
The SPLC’s history includes monitoring white supremacist groups since the 1980s, from Klanwatch to the Intelligence Project, expanding to track other extremists.

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Federal court upholds Texas law requiring Ten Commandments in public classrooms

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Federal court upholds Texas law requiring Ten Commandments in public classrooms

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The Fifth Circuit en banc upheld SB 10, allowing Ten Commandments displays in public school classrooms, signaling ongoing acceptance of religious symbols in state education.
With the injunction blocking SB 10 lifted, districts named in the lawsuit can move quickly to implement the display requirement across campuses.
Governor Paxton called the ruling a major victory, stressing the Ten Commandments’ impact on law and daily student education.

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UT announces new Dell Medical Center, research campus after $750 million gift

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UT announces new Dell Medical Center, research campus after $750 million gift

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UT Austin plans to open the Dell Medical Center by 2030 as the crown jewel of a 300-plus-acre Campus for Advanced Research.
A $750 million gift from Michael and Susan Dell accelerates AI-enabled patient care and expands Texas capital health options as UT Austin grows.
Officials plan to break ground on the medical center later this year and open it by 2030, signaling a major expansion of UT Austin’s health sciences footprint.

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Billy Donovan steps down as Bulls head coach after 6 seasons

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Billy Donovan steps down as Bulls head coach after 6 seasons

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Donovan steps down after six seasons as Bulls coach to make way for a new front-office leadership, marking a franchise pivot.
Owner Michael Reinsdorf said the team must respect the process to bring in new leadership that can shape the organization going forward.
The Bulls’ exit opens a broad field of candidates to lead basketball operations, signaling a major organizational shift ahead.

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