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Saints fire Dennis Allen after humiliating loss to Panthers
A day after New Orleans' 23–22 loss to lowly Carolina, the Saints dismissed head coach Dennis Allen on Monday morning. Following back-to-back victories against the Panthers and Cowboys to start the season, it was the Saints' eighth…
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As investors prepared for a potentially crucial week for the world economy—during which the United States selects a new leader and likely lowers interest rates once again with significant ramifications for bond yields—the dollar fell in…
Ohio sheriff’s lieutenant apologizes after saying he won’t help Democratic voters
An Ohio sheriff’s lieutenant, John Rodgers, issued an apology after facing backlash for social media posts in which he suggested he would refuse to assist people who voted for Democratsand would demand proof of voting choices before…
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MP Chahal announces federal investments to grow Alberta’s aerospace and aviation industry
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Kroger Agrees to $1.4 Billion Settlement in Opioid Crisis Lawsuits
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