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What’s new in fast food: Chicken sandwiches and cauliflower rice

If you felt like a new fried chicken sandwich debuted every day in January, you’re not far off.

‘Not until the attitudes change:’ Women in sports media still suffer despite breakthroughs

Former reporter Melissa Ludtke scored a landmark court victory in 1978 permitting her to cover baseball clubhouses, but there is more work to be done.

      

The 55 greatest players in Super Bowl history: How high do Patriots legends rank?

Bucs QB Tom Brady is obviously right at the top of Super Bowl Sunday heroes, but how many of his former teammates join him on our list?

      

Tom Brady is old, but former Bucs, Chiefs QB Steve DeBerg was older. For now

Who’s Steve DeBerg, and why is Tom Brady chasing him? Ex-Bucs, Chiefs QB once was old man on field in Super Bowl season.

      

Meet Flo, an old Winnebago delivering COVID-19 tests, flu shots and food to students in need

Meet Flo, a 40-foot Winnebago purchased by a New Mexico school district with CARES funding and converted into a mobile nursing unit.

      

The last amnesty: How to finally get immigration reform done (and do it the right way)

It is good that President Joe Biden wants to make an early run at comprehensive immigration reform. Unfortunately, his proposal isn’t a sound start.

      

Acura’s sleek and sporty 2022 MDX gets luxury brand’s SUV back on track

A strong new version of Acura’s MDX three-row SUV suggests the brand’s latest reinvention may have staying power.

      

‘Bewildering and deeply disappointing’: California sheriff’s deputy arrested, charged with making up ‘ambush’ shooting

Sukhdeep Gill, a deputy with the Santa Clara Sheriff’s Office, was arrested Friday on charges of felony vandalism and falsely reporting a crime.

      

11 Fort Bliss soldiers sick, 2 in ICU, after ingesting what they thought was an ‘alcoholic beverage’ during field training

The soldiers became ill “after consuming a substance acquired outside of authorized food supply distribution channels.”
      

‘No one can erase us.’ New York Liberty’s Layshia Clarendon has successful top surgery

Layshia Clarendon started identifying as trans in December. After revealing on Instagram that they had top surgery, they said, “I’m feeling free.”

      

Fact check: Charles Curtis holds spot as first person of color as vice president

Kamala Harris is the first woman, woman of color, South Asian and Black American to be VP. But she isn’t the first person of color to hold the office.
      

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