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From Ciganda's heroics to Thompson's comeback: Top moments of the 2023 Solheim Cup
After a 14-14 tie, Europe takes the trophy home again. Here's a look at the best moments from the U.S. and European teams this week at the 18th Solheim Cup at Finca Cortesin.
Bengals get first win, but offense remains a work in progress
It was hardly a vintage performance, but the Bengals picked up a win thanks to solid defense.
Angels' Trout details a 'frustrating' year cut short
Mike Trout was visibly emotional while talking about his recent string of injuries Monday, one day after Los Angeles Angels manager Phil Nevin declared that the star would not return from his hand injury in time to play any more games this season.
Bronny 'doing well' but misses USC's 1st practice
USC coach Andy Enfield said Bronny James is "doing very well," but the team went through its first practice of the season without the highly touted freshman.
Vintage Verlander helps Astros pad wild-card lead
Justin Verlander struck out eight, walked one and threw 96 pitches to help Houston gain a 1½ game lead over Seattle for the final wild card in the American League.

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Political Lawfare May Get 'Hobbesian'
The District of Columbia Attorney General threatens state sovereignty at the bidding of the left.
Bob Menendez Toughs Out His Indictment
Why are Democrats demanding that he resign without a trial?
Another Round of Debt Forgiveness
A new CFPB rule would make it easier to refuse to pay medical bills.
Time for Zombie Reaganomics
Candidates for the 2024 presidential nomination should dust off his Oct. 24, 1980, speech for Wednesday’s debate.
The Rules-Based International Order Is Quietly Disintegrating
It hasn’t been this threatened since the 1930s.

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: Dow Jones Industrial Average ends 0.1% higher; S&P rises 0.4%; Nasdaq Composite climbs around 0.5%
: U.S. stocks end higher as S&P 500 shakes off rising bond yields to book modest gains
: S&P 500 erases early loss, up 0.2% ahead of midday
: Warby Parker started at neutral with $13 stock price target at UBS
: Ziff Davis started at neutral with $81 stock price target at UBS

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