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NBA · MiamiMiami Heat guard Terry Rozier is among six people charged Thursday with turning professional basketball into a criminal gambling operation by using inside information to place unlawful wagers, law enforcement sources told ABC News.See the Story
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Kristi Noem · United StatesSeveral major U.S. airports are refusing to air a video in which Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem blames Democrats for the federal government shutdown continuing.
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Raiders · Las VegasLAS VEGAS (KLAS) -- Carol Davis, the mother of Las Vegas Raiders owner Mark Davis and the wife of late Raiders owner Al Davis, passed away Friday afternoon at the age of 93, the organization announced Sunday. Sunday afternoon, Mark Davis lit the Al Davis Memorial Torch at Allegiant Stadium in honor of his mother, who was known as the "First Lady of Raider Nation." "Her strength and resilience, although not seen by the masses, were always on disp…See the Story
'First Lady of Raider Nation,' Carol Davis, Dies at 93
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