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Associated PressGolden Knights have limited Stars' scoring chances to take 2-0 series lead
The problems for Dallas are two-fold — the Stars aren't getting great scoring chances and for long stretches aren't even putting the puck on net. Game 3 is Saturday night (10:30 p.m. EDT, TBS). In Game 1, a 4-3 Dallas loss, the Stars didn't get a shot on goal in the second period until 8:52 into it.
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The 'peak boomer' crisis might only get worse: A fifth of Americans 50 and up have no retirement savings, and the majority are worried they won't have enough money
Many Americans headed toward retirement don't have the funds. It could contribute to the peak boomer crisis.
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Ontario Elite Wrestling slams into Callander
Wrestling returns to Callander, and this time it’s “Runnin’ Wild.” Ontario Elite Wrestling is bringing the action back to the Community Centre this Saturday for some epic bouts sure to ignite the fans. The show is “Running’ Wild,” and the lineup is filled with a host of wrestlers ready to rumble – Seleziya, The Heartbreakers, Matt Black and Vinnie Davinci, “The Steel City Saint,” to name a few. “The fans are lively in Callander,” said Steve Lavictoire, Ontario Elite Wrestling founder. He discove
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Ex-Michigan coach Juwan Howard returns to NBA with Nets assistant job
Michigan fired Howard last month.
- People
“New York Undercover” Cast Set to Reunite for National Tour in Honor of Show’s 30th Anniversary (Exclusive)
The beloved police procedural, starring Malik Yoba, Luna Lauren Velez and Michael DeLorenzo, aired on Fox from 1994 to 1999
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10 Cathie Wood Stocks Insiders are Selling
In this article, we will take a detailed look at the 10 Cathie Wood Stocks Insiders are Selling. For a quick overview of such stocks, read our article 5 Cathie Wood Stocks Insiders are Selling. There was a time Cathie Wood talked about her famous “five-year investment horizon” with confidence, giving investors hope that the high-growth, cash-burning companies she […]
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Dead humpback whale washes up on MA beach — the second in one day. What we know
Experts have been investigating an “unusual mortality event” since 2016.
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Detroit People Mover sees record ridership post-pandemic from draft day one
Record attendance for the first day of the NFL Draft translated to record ridership for the Detroit People Mover post pandemic.
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Siren Blares as Large Tornado Moves Through Lincoln, Nebraska
Sirens blared in Lincoln, Nebraska, on Friday, April 26, as a large tornado moved through the area.Footage filmed by storm chaser Adam Cuker shows the tornado swirl on the outskirts of the state capital on Friday afternoon.Elsewhere in the area, tornadoes were confirmed in Elkhorn and west of Blair on Friday afternoon.A tornado warning was in place for parts of the region until Friday evening, the National Weather Service said. Credit: Adam Cuker via Storyful
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Trump VP contender Kristi Noem defends story about killing her dog
South Dakota Governor Kristi Noem recalled shooting a dog and a goat in a soon-to-be released memoir.
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Berens River bridge commitment deemed a 'game changer'
THUNDER BAY – The federal budget’s commitment to getting a bridge built over Berens River is a “game changer” and great news for thousands of people in the North, according to Red Lake Mayor Fred Mota. “It’s a fantastic announcement for Northwestern Ontario, not only Red Lake but also for our First Nations community,” he said in an interview during the Northern Ontario Municipal Association’s annual conference. Perhaps the most important benefit from a bridge east of Pikangikum First Nation woul
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Arman Tsarukyan: Michael Chandler ‘never uses his brain,’ has to knock out Conor McGregor early to win
Arman Tsarukyan thinks Michael Chandler's thirst for war will likely cost him against Conor McGregor.
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More than 2 dozen reported tornadoes in 3 states amid outbreak in the Plains
Twenty million Americans, from Texas to Iowa, are on alert Friday for tornadoes, large hail and damaging winds, as severe weather is expected to impact the Heartland into the weekend. The highest tornado threat exists from the Dallas region north to Des Moines, Iowa. There have been at least 25 reported tornadoes in Nebraska, Texas and Kansas so far on Friday, with some damage reported in northeast Texas and central Nebraska.
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Residents fear pieces of Wheatley, Ont.'s history will be lost as next phase of demolitions begins
The demolition process for another round of buildings following the 2021 downtown explosion in Wheatley, Ont., will begin next week, and locals say they have mixed feelings about seeing some pieces of local history go. "Most of the buildings still have their contents inside the buildings," said Barry Broadbent, owner of the former Car Barn restaurant. "Mine especially, everything … has been there since the explosion .... It is in a pretty, pretty bad state of affairs, that's for sure."Barry Broa
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St. Pete teen receives bone marrow transplant, family faces more obstacles
For over a decade, a St. Pete mom has been searching for a donor match for her son, who has a rare blood disorder. After years of being in and out of the hospital, the Grant family finally has a match but now faces more obstacles. We first met King Grant when he was 11 as he danced through the pain of living with CGD. Five years later, his illness is taking its toll.
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Maui fires caused countless dollars in damage. Now, Hawaii lawmakers grapple with the bill
The Aloha State's legislature still needs to tackle how to pay for Maui wildfire recovery before the end of session on May 3.
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Florida man fined $30k for tall grass settles with Dunedin following yearslong legal battle
A Dunedin homeowner was fined $30,000 for tall grass, leading to a lawsuit in 2019. That lawsuit, filed by the Institute for Justice on behalf of Jim Ficken for "excessive" fines, brought national attention to the city. An ABC Action News I-Team investigation helped prompt changes that ultimately helped bring closure to Ficken's legal battle. When ABC Action News first spoke with Ficken five years ago, he was facing not only fines — but possible foreclosure.
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Analyzing the second round of the NFL Draft for the Detroit Lions
What's next for the Detroit Lions? We're analyzing what could happen in the second round of the NFL Draft