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Who will the Chiefs face in the NFL season opener? Let's look at the candidates
The Chiefs have some good home opponents this season.
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Call for port extension to be halted as genocide remains are found on Namibia’s Shark Island
Researchers say more bodies of Herero and Nama people from early 20th century concentration camp could be in waters around port
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The Almond and the Seahorse review – Rebel Wilson injects glam into brain injury drama
The actor impresses in a dialled-down performance but can’t rescue this unconvincing film about a woman whose husband has a traumatic brain-injury
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Sony quickly backs down on Helldivers 2 PSN requirement for PC players
After creating a massive kerfuffle by forcing Helldivers 2 PC players to link their accounts to the PlayStation Network, Sony is backing down.
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Video: Dana White catches shots over UFC fighter pay, rips ‘liberal f*cks’ at Netflix during Tom Brady roast
Tom Brady wasn't the only one getting insulted during his Netflix roast.
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John Chambers' advice for navigating the 'AI decade': Opening Bid
Former Cisco Systems CEO John Chambers (CSCO) navigated the company through the challenges of the dot-com bubble and the 2007-2008 financial crisis. Now, he's helping startups navigate their paths forward as founder and CEO of JC2 Ventures, which has backed companies such as Rubrik (RBRK) and Bloom Energy (BE). In the latest episode of Opening Bid, Chambers tells Yahoo Finance Executive Editor Brian Sozzi about the three "currencies" a leader must have, the rise of tech in the mid-1990s, and how he navigated the burst of the dot-com bubble, which he describes as "the hardest things I've ever done in my business life." When it comes to the rise of artificial intelligence, he says there are parallels that are "almost identical" to the tech bubble. "Too much money going into the market, funding a number of companies, there's clearly going to be a bubble. Some are going to fall out. There's going to be some spectacular train wrecks. But there are going to be huge successes coming out of it," Chambers says. He also advises investors on how to navigate what he dubs will be the "AI decade." For more expert insight and the latest market action, click here. This post was written by Stephanie Mikulich.
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CSU Chancellor: Leveling the playing field through financial aid helps our country | Opinion
“The CSU system stands as a leader in the push to double the Pell Grant to improve college access for students from all socioeconomic backgrounds.”
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Car of the Week: This 1968 Shelby Mustang Is a Rare King of the Road That’s Now up for Grabs
Offered by Mecum, this GT500KR Fastback is an example of the most powerful Mustang that year, and one of only two delivered in this color.
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How to uncover hidden gems in your paid search accounts
Use keyword analysis, auction monitoring and conversion path tracking to identify untapped opportunities within your PPC campaigns.
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Book bans in California? How lawmakers, book stores defend diverse literature choices
The Freedom to Read Act proposes additional protections to books about LGBTQ+ and communities of color.
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How does Sacramento’s police budget jump as staff shrinks? Follow the money | Opinion
City Manager Howard Chan proposes to close a budget gap with cuts and fee increases. Massive retirement and capital liabilities remain unfunded.
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Rules of the Road: Assuming you have the right-of-way is the best path to a bad day
Intersections are tricky. At least, that’s what the data would suggest.
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Sacramento just proposed a horrible budget idea that belongs at the back of the bus | Opinion
Stripping Sacramento’s youth of their ability to ride Regional Transit for free would save $1 million in the city’s $1.6 billion budget. Why bother?
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Think Trump is bad? This book reminds you that neo-cons are worse
“The idea that all Americans share a commitment to the nation’s founding principles has always been a pleasurable myth, or perhaps a noble lie.” It’s a cliché, as Robert Kagan knows, but no less true for that: the novel circumstances of the United States’ creation haven’t spared it from the ravages of division. The commandments of the Founding Fathers have never been as clear-cut as national mythology suggests. The US constitution has been amended for a reason.
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Music festivals in Elk Grove? Here’s what it’d take for the growing city to host big events
Elk Grove city officials are open to bringing more big events to the area in the future. But what might that look like?
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Kristi Noem hit by new controversy following puppy-killing row
South Dakota’s governor Kristi Noem has confirmed her new memoir will be “adjusted” to remove a claim that she once met North Korean dictator Kim Jong-un.
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Will Ferrell reportedly buying stake in Leeds United
Sources close the Anchorman star say he has bought a share in the club, who will play in The Championship's play-off matches deciding the third team promoted to the Premier League this season from owners 49ers Enterprises. "It's true - Will Ferrell owns a share of Leeds. The 49ers will be announcing his involvement in the coming days and he's looking forward to sprinkling a little stardust on the club. He loves soccer and has been particularly impressed by the passion of the English game." Sports news website The Athletic also reported Will's investment in Leeds.
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Flight instructor and trainee miraculously survive plane crash in Malaysia
The flight instructor and trainee pilot of a Cessna 172 single-engine plane have miraculously survived a plane crash in an oil palm plantation in Perak, Malaysia on May 4. The aircraft was on a training flight from Ipoh to Tanjong Karang and crashed near Sungkai on its return journey. Dramatic footage captured the wreckage and the trainee calling for help.
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Factbox-The UN nuclear watchdog's long list of difficulties in Iran
U.N. nuclear watchdog chief Rafael Grossi will hold talks with senior officials in Iran on Monday and Tuesday, hoping to bolster his agency's oversight of Iran's nuclear activities. Since then-President Donald Trump's decision in 2018 to pull the United States out of a landmark deal between Iran and major powers that restricted Iran's nuclear activities in exchange for sanctions relief, that accord has unravelled. Iran retaliated to the re-imposition of sanctions lifted under the deal by breaching and going far beyond the nuclear restrictions.