Sam leaves Alouettes camp for personal reasons
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Sam leaves Alouettes camp for personal reasons
President Barack Obama stopped by for a few innings of the annual Congressional Baseball Game for charity. CBSN’s Jeff Glor takes a look into the stadium.
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President Obama visits annual Congressional Baseball Game
West critical of job Jackson has done with Knicks
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West critical of job Jackson has done with Knicks
WINNIPEG, Manitoba (AP) — Megan Rapinoe scored twice and the United States overcame early defensive shakiness to beat Australia 3-1 Monday night in the Americans’ opener at the Women’s World Cup. Christen Press also scored for the second-ranked U.S., which is seeking its third World Cup title and first since 1999. Lisa De Vanna tied the score midway through the first half, beating controversial American goalkeeper Hope Solo. U.S. star forward Alex Morgan, sidelined by a bone bruise in her left knee, entered in the 79th minute in her first game action with April 11 with her Portland club. Rapinoe scored in the 12th minute for the Americans, Press put the U.S. ahead for good in the 61st, and Rapinoe added her 31st international goal in the 78th, the first two-goal game at the World Cup for the Americans since Abby Wambach against Norway in 2007. The U.S., which won the title in 1991 and ’99, improved to 5-0-2 in World Cup openers. (Copyright 2015 by The Associated Press. All Rights Reserved.)
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U.S. Overcomes Shaky Start, Rides Rapinoe Goals To 3-1 Win Over Australia
Bears sign veteran CB Porter to 1-year deal
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Bears sign veteran CB Porter to 1-year deal
By Justin Lewis CBS2 Meteorologist Expect a mix of sun and clouds this afternoon with breezy conditions. Counties far N&W could see some storm activity late, but it will stay quiet in the city. Highs will max out in the upper 70s. Showers and storms push through tonight with the greatest threat of severe weather across our NW suburbs this evening. It will quiet down into the overnight, but it will feel a bit more humid than last night. Lows in the mid to upper 60s. There will be a lingering chance of showers and storms into tomorrow with humid conditions in place. It will be warm again with highs in the low 80s. Weak high pressure will fill in on Wednesday. Expect mainly sunny skies and highs in the low 80s. Thursday looks to be another warm one. A front will be in the vicinity though, so we can’t rule out a stray shower/storm around the area. Check back for more on the remainder of the week!
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Welington Castillo picked a great time to get his first hit for the Arizona Diamondbacks.
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Castillo Hits 2-Run HR, Diamondbacks Beat Colon And Mets 2-1
The trouble with LeBron in isolation
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Katz: Identifying impact fantasy rookies
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Katz: Identifying impact fantasy rookies
KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia — Jamaica’s thrust to improve the quality of its corps of school leaders is receiving kudos from members of the global education community who attended the International Conference on School Leadership, held in the Asian country of Malaysia last Wednesday and Thursday.
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JAMAICA Observer Deputy Circulation Manager Conrad Hunt was a man who lived in service to his family, friends and community. Scores of those whom he so faithfully served were present at Glad Tidings Open Bible Church in Spanish Town to bid him goodbye yesterday morning.
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Conrad Hunt remembered as selfless gift from heaven
THE Ministry of Health has embarked on a series of training activities that will look specifically at the Zika Virus but more broadly on sustained integrated vector control.
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Health ministry tackles Zika Virus
DEATH pounced, around 8:00 pm, taking out three men, two of them elderly, at a little yellow and white shop in the tiny community of Claremont, St Elizabeth, just below Ginger Hill, where the mainstay of the residents is pineapple farming.
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A St Elizabeth
community
grappling with
the stain of blood
THE Supreme Court has denied Jamaica’s largest financial institution, the National Commercial Bank (NCB), leave to apply for a Judicial Review in the matter involving a former senior manager and the bank.
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Jennings beats NCB again
OPPOSITION Leader Andrew Holness yesterday described as hypocritical the People’s National Party’s (PNP’s) objection to a proposed referendum on Jamaica accepting the Caribbean Court of Justice (CCJ) as the country’s final court on criminal matters and accused the ruling party of holding “a convenient view of democracy”.
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‘PNP hypocrisy’
