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LUKE PUTVIN | Last Updated: February 6, 2020. With February here, that means it is National Black History Month. Though

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Ertz says goodbye in USWNT win over S. Africa
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Knueppel pledge gives Duke third top-50 recruit
Kon Knueppel is Duke's third commitment in the 2024 class, joining Isaiah Evans (No. 8) and Darren Harris (No. 45). No other men's program in the country has three such pledges at this stage.
Sources: Rays calling up top prospect Caminero
The Rays are calling up top infield prospect Junior Caminero as they gear up for the stretch run and their pursuit of the AL East title, sources told ESPN.
Giants' Barkley reveals he has high ankle sprain
Giants running back Saquon Barkley revealed Thursday night he has a high ankle sprain, though he added the injury was not as severe as it could have been.
League backs refs not ejecting 49ers' Williams
Officials said they "couldn't confirm" that Niners offensive tackle Trent Williams threw a closed-fist punch at the Giants' A'Shawn Robinson and thus did not eject him from Thursday night's game.

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The Great Northeast Wind Bailout
The politicians are already demanding more green corporate welfare.
A Salute to Rupert Murdoch
The newsman invested in the Journal and saved it from decline.
Britain Blinks on Net-Zero Climate Mandates
Economic and scientific realities catch up with a costly political fad.
A Union Railroad Job in Congress
The Railway Safety Act does more to boost union jobs than to promote safety.
Don't Throw the Blockchain Out With the Bathwater
Regulators conflate cryptocurrency with the underlying technology. That will stifle innovation and American competitiveness.

MarketWatch

: Baker Hughes data show U.S. weekly active oil-rig count falls by 8 to 507
: Baker Hughes data show total U.S. weekly active drilling-rig count declines by 11 at 630
: Coeur Mining upgraded to outperform from sector perform at RBC Capital
: Splunk downgraded to sector perform from outperform at RBC Capital
: UAW to expand strike at GM, Stellantis auto parts distribution centers in 20 states

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