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Another huge blunder by the Commanders organization

The team later invited Herzog to share memories of Jurgensen during the broadcast booth Sunday.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Twitter reacts to Ron Rivera’s rough Sunday

It was a tough day for Commanders head coach Ron Rivera. Twitter reacted.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Hospitalizations signal rising COVID-19 risk for US seniors

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Collin College professor reinstated at school in free speech lawsuit settlement

Suzanne Jones is the second professor to settle with the North Texas college over accusations that the school fired her over protected speech in which administrators disagreed.

The Texas Tribune

Collin College Prof Reinstated; Had Been Fired for Advocacy of Union + of Removing Confederate Monuments

The Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression reports (for more, read Judge Amos Mazzant's August 25 decision denying the college's motion to summary judgment, Jones v. Collin College): Today, administrators at Collin College agreed to a settlement that includes reinstating education professor Suzanne Jones, fired by the institution last year…

Reason

So how well does Cate Blanchett handle a baton? A couple of critics hash out the personalities and classical music in ‘Tár’

CHICAGO — The new Cate Blanchett film “Tár” is no issue movie. It has, however, brought a lot of rarified and/or unfashionable issues back into the spotlight: symphony orchestra politics; the cost of obsessive artistic ambition and devotion to a calling; and, for writer-director Todd Field, the challenge and allure…

Chicago Tribune

Michael Phillips: The women behind the new movie ‘Till’ knew they had to show a mother living through the unbearable

CHICAGO — Now in theaters, “Till” is the story of a mother, a mother’s son and the horrific 1955 lynching of 14-year-old Chicagoan Emmett Till, who was visiting relatives in Mississippi at the time of his murder.

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Michael Phillips: Here’s the big reveal: Movie endings are hard to get right, and not just in ‘Don’t Worry Darling’

Near the end of last weekend’s most popular theatrical release, “Don’t Worry Darling,” the perfect 1950s homemaker played by Florence Pugh finally begins to piece together the insidious puzzle of her life. She’s living inside the confines of her marriage to a rising young executive (Harry Styles) as part of…

Chicago Tribune

Smartphones and older users remain an uneasy match

Many older people still lack digital skills and believe devices haven't been designed for all ages.

Axios

WATCH: Fans line up to meet Commanders QB Carson Wentz

Carson Wentz and Terry McLaurin are popular in Richmond.

USA Today Sports Media Group

American found dead in room at same Bahamas resort where three other tourists died in May

Foul play is not suspected in latest death at island resort

The Independent UK

Monash University joins international effort to educate thousands of Ukrainian children

Amid the sound of air-raid sirens and the threat of missiles, Sofiia Yakymenko logs onto her computer for an online lesson.

ABC News

Former employee accuses Collin College of racial discrimination in fourth recent lawsuit against the school

Swee Lian Wee claims she was denied a promotion based on race and that school leaders created a hostile work environment.

The Texas Tribune

The John Birch Society Sees a Renaissance in North Texas

Once sidelined, the decades-old right-wing group has seen a resurgence in the state.

Texas Observer

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Reuters

Carbon monoxide to blame for May death of three Americans in Bahamas, police say

The Bahamas police said on Tuesday that an investigation into the mysterious death of three Americans in May at a resort on the island of Great Exuma determined they perished due to carbon monoxide poisoning.

Tribune News Service

New on DVD: Jared Leto takes bite out of superhero role in 'Morbius'

A Marvel antihero's big-screen debut tops the DVD releases for the week of June 14.

The Independent UK

Carbon monoxide caused deaths of three Americans at Bahamas Sandals resort

The tourists were found dead in their villas on 7 May

Edinburgh Live

Bahamas hotel deaths mystery finally solved after three tourists found dead

Autopsy and toxicology reports have claimed that the three American tourists who died whilst staying at an all-inclusive Sandals resort in the Bahamas passed away from carbon monoxide poisoning.

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Daily Record

Mystery surrounding tragic deaths of three tourists at Bahamas resort solved

Vincent Chiarella and Tennessee couple Michael Phillips and Robbie Phillips were found dead on May 6 at the all-inclusive Emerald Bay resort.

The Independent UK

Cause revealed in deaths of three US citizens at Sandals in Bahamas

The tourists were found dead in their villas on 7 May

Daily Mirror

Bahamas hotel deaths mystery solved after three tourists found dead in their rooms

Married couple Michael and Robbie Phillips, along with Floridian Vincent Chiarella, were found dead at the all-inclusive retreat in May after reports of feeling unwell

Daily Mirror

Sandals Bahamas resort where 3 guests found dead branded 'disgusting' by visitors

Previous holidaymakers have spoken about their recent experiences at the luxury Sandals Bahamas resort after three mystery deaths were reported on Monday as investigations continue

Daily Mirror

Bahamas Sandals guests 'complained of strong insecticide smell' before mystery deaths

Police continue to investigate the deaths of three American tourists at a Sandals Bahamas resort and other guests have now said they complained of a "strong odour" of insecticide

The Independent UK

Everything we know about mysterious Sandals resort deaths in the Bahamas

Three US tourists in their 60s were tragically found dead last week at the luxurious Sandals Emerald Bay resort

WEKU

Americans who died under mysterious conditions at Bahamas resort have been identified

Three Americans were found dead at the Sandals Emerald Bay resort in the Bahamas over the weekend. Officials are still working to determine the cause of death.

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