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X-Rays Negative for Vikings QB J.J. McCarthy After Injuring His Right Hand

Justin Jefferson · Minneapolis

X-Rays Negative for Vikings QB J.J. McCarthy After Injuring His Right Hand

53% Center coverage: 53 sources

EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. (AP) — X-rays were negative on J.J. McCarthy’s injured right hand, coach Kevin O’Connell said after the Minnesota Vikings quarterback left the team’s victory over the New York Giants on Sunday and did not return. It was not immediately clear if McCarthy will be able to play in either of the final two games of the season, even if the hand is not broken. “Obviously the hand, there’s a lot going on there, so I don’t want to sp…See the Story

‘A horrible act’: Amazon bans driver accused of stealing California family's cat

Cats · Los Angeles

‘A horrible act’: Amazon bans driver accused of stealing California family's cat

Coverage: 4 sources

Amazon is expressing anger and regret after a man delivering packages for the company was caught on home security video stealing a family’s cat in a Los Angeles suburb. The theft happened Dec. 11 in Lakewood. Diane Huff-Medina shared video with KTLA showing the Amazon Flex worker - an independent contractor - first dropping off [...]See the Story

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