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Millions of smartphone users could see new changes after Supreme Court decision
The U.S. Supreme Court allowed Texas to enforce a law requiring age verification for mobile app users and parental approval for minors.
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6mFormer Alabama cornerback headed back to court, but how about the NFL?
Terrion Arnold became a free agent able to sign with any team on Monday afternoon.
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5mControversial Portland proposal to redirect climate cash to cops moves closer to November ballot
Another proposed measure that would give Portlanders the ability to decide how the city spends millions every year also cleared a key hurdle Monday.
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3mPortlander spins to national Yo-Yo championship
Portlander Aliyah Tan took home the national yo-yo title title last week, her first major win.
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2mPotential first-round pick Brody Bumila reveals UCL injury ahead of 2026 MLB Draft
Brody Bumila reported the results of an MRI to MLB teams revealing a UCL injury, according to ESPN's reporting.
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6m10 most expensive homes sold in Pike County, June 22-28
A single-family home in Newfoundland that sold for $699,000 tops the list of the most expensive residential real estate sales in Pike County in the past week.