One-Time Transfer Rule A Needed Step, Notre Dame AD Says
Jack Swarbrick didn’t cite chapter and verse, but Notre Dame’s athletic director, now in his 12th year on the job, made clear his disgust with the much-discussed transfer waiver rule.
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The Berkshire Hathaway chief, who has given away billions, asks whether donations should keep their special status.
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The Bank of England has raised its expectations for inflation but reiterated its view that the coronavirus-linked spike in price rises of recent months does not represent a looming crisis for the economy.
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While reputable options exist, the robocalls are almost certainly scams, an industry group warns. And for consumers who feel they have been ripped off, there is no guarantee anyone will help.
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Cars with manual transmissions, even late models, are holding their value as the collector market hunts for rarity.
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Some International Cricket Council board directors are uneasy over the saga of suspended chief executive Manu Sawhney, who says he is the victim of a "pre-meditated witch hunt"
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Former Brazil and Barcelona midfielder Paulinho, who last week revealed he is out of contract after finishing his tenure with Gangzhou Evergrande, has spoken to Mundo Deportivo this week and revealed he would be “delighted” to return to the Camp Nou.
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Miami Dade officials have dispatched 80 fire rescue units to the site but no information of possible casualties has been made available.
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As the Islanders mobbed Beauvillier, fans began throwing towels, hats and beer cans — so, so, so many beer cans — on to the ice.
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Chairul Tanjung say he is planning an initial public offering for his holding company CT Corp. within the next five to seven years, following a 100 billion yen ($916 million) investment from Japanese trading house Mitsui & Co in late April.
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When the Judiciary Committee began approving a suite of bills on Wednesday, it exposed the fault lines that could make final passage difficult.
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Cargo vessels belch almost as much carbon into the air each year as the entire continent of South America. Modern sails could have a surprising impact.
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A proposal advanced by the International Monetary Fund aims to supply the developing world with extra money to buy vaccines, pay down debt and expand relief programs.
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The government of the Australian state of New South Wales has imposed new restrictions in the region but has stopped short of issuing a lockdown order.
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Transreport, a London-based technology company, has recently released a new assistance booking app designed to end the chaos, fear and uncertainty routinely experienced by passengers with disabilities using Britain’s rail network.
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The Chicago White Sox lead the American League Central and have the third-best record in the major leagues despite injuries to such key young players as second baseman Nick Madrigal, left fielder Eloy Jimenez and center fielder Luis Robert.
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Europe's mall opening program is pretty much dead in the water, so today's opening of St James Quarter not only bucks the trend but catapults Edinburgh up the U.K.'s retail rankings.
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The British government is failing to take necessary steps to meet “historic” climate promises, an advisory panel said.
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The City watchdog has come under renewed pressure over its handling of the London Capital & Finance (LCF) collapse that left thousands of investors nursing losses of £237m.
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Deandre Ayton’s game-winning alley-oop in Game 2 of the Western Conference Finals was the crescendo to the all-around growth displayed on the NBA’s biggest stage.
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The singer spoke in court publicly for the first time to object to the arrangement that left financial and personal decisions in the hands of her father.
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DeAndre Jordan, center for the Brooklyn Nets, is a socially and environmentally-minded philanthropist, an investor in plant-based and sustainable brands and the host of "Cooking Clean" his own plant-based TV show in which he educates viewers on how to embrace a plant-based life.
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The USA men’s basketball roster is now set for the Tokyo Olympics and while the Americans will be missing some big names, they will once again be the favorites to win their fourth straight gold medal.
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The return of Shane Greene hasn't helped bolster the battered bullpen of the Atlanta Braves.
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Investors hope to cash in on the streaming boom. But will the hits keep coming?
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Opening this week in Los Angeles, Apple's new flagship store is a shining example of architectural restoration.
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‘I don’t think there’s a voting rights bill that will get Republican votes up to 10,’ Sen. Tim Kaine told Forbes, adding, ‘I’d be thrilled to be proven wrong.’
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‘I’m optimistic we’ve had a breakthrough,’ Sen. Susan Collins told Forbes, adding that senators have been invited to brief the White House on Thursday.
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Spears' explosive testimony was met with an outpouring of support from other celebrity.
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Lifespans shrunk in the United States at a much faster rate than other wealthy countries.
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Conor McGregor and Dustin Poirier meet in the main event of UFC 264 on July 10 in Las Vegas
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The digital publisher is said to be on the verge of announcing a SPAC merger that would take the company public.
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Seventeen's new EP 'Your Choice' is headed for a huge debut on charts all around the world.
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Bakker was once sentenced to 45 years in prison for fraud, but was paroled.
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Adolescents and young adults are more likely to get this rare heart disease as a result of Covid-19.
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Provenance Bio, which makes animal-free proteins that can be used in products ranging from fashion to food, announced Tuesday that it has successfully produced gelatin through its development of a proprietary protein expression platform to create biomimetic proteins that are capable of beating an...
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Naomi Osaka may be skipping Wimbledon, but she has big dreams for the Tokyo Olympics.
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The Boston Celtics have a new head coach in Brooklyn Nets assistant Ime Udoka.
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Loki gets to know his other half, Sylvie, while trying to escape a dying world.
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Trump’s first campaign-style rally since leaving the White House is scheduled for this Saturday in Northeast Ohio.
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The billionaire CEO of Berkshire Hathaway started giving away billions of dollars in shares to the Gates Foundation and others in 2006. Here’s why he is so much richer now than he was 15 years ago.
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His death came hours after a Spanish court approved his extradition to the U.S. where he was wanted on tax-related criminal charges.
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The Green Rush domino effect continues to be felt on the East Coast. On the heels of neighbor Connecticut legalizing marijuana, it looks like Rhode Island could be the next state to end prohibition.
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Here are 5 series that were so popular with subscribers that Netflix simply had to bring them back for additional seasons and each is the perfect Summer binge!
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European soccer officials banned the stadium itself from displaying a rainbow flag to protest a new anti-gay Hungarian law.
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NBCUniversal's streaming service Peacock is set to launch a dedicated Tokyo Olympics destination on July 15 featuring live coverage of major events, live daily shows, original programming, replays, highlights, and new channels.
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An investigation by Michigan senators found no evidence of widespread fraud and determined a right-wing conspiracy theory was a “waste of time.”
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Drive-By Truckers singer, songwriter and guitarist Patterson Hood on returning to live performance after a 17 month layoff amidst the COVID pandemic and what lies ahead for his band after 25 years.
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Hezbollah was designated as a foreign terrorist organization by the U.S. in 1997.
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