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‘We know where you live.’ Protesters say ICE agents retaliate with threats themarshallproject.org · Daphne Duret, Jesse Bogan ICE observers and critics report being audited, pulled over, called by name or followed home by agents.

The 60 greatest moments in Super Bowl history Sports Illustrated · Matt Verderame It’s worth reflecting on where the game has been and how it’s grown since the inaugural Super Bowl in January 1967. Team USA Olympians to watch at 2026 Winter Olympics CBS News · Aliza Chasan Team USA has won a total of 330 Winter Olympic medals through Beijing 2022 — second only to winter sports powerhouse Norway. Walmart joins $1 trillion club as tech, frugal shoppers fuel gains yahoo.com · Peyton Forte and Jaewon Kang While Walmart has maintained its appeal to households looking for value, its online offerings are drawing new, wealthier shoppers seeking convenience.

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Harry Belafonte: The making of a radical performer The Wall Street Journal. · Shomari Wills The country’s first Black pop superstar, Belafonte shattered barriers and fought for racial justice. Is the era of the all-powerful real estate agent over? Straight Arrow News · Joanne Cleaver Changes to real estate commission rules are shifting negotiation power to home buyers and requiring greater transparency about agent compensation. ‘Minions’ music leads to nightmare for Olympic skater Associated Press · Dave Skretta A controversy puts a spotlight on a yearslong problem in figure skating. It may be safe to nuke an earthbound asteroid after all, simulation suggests ScienceAlert · Ivan Farkas Could humanity nuke an incoming asteroid to deflect it and save the Earth, disaster-movie style? After 80 years, Minute Maid is discontinuing its nostalgic frozen juice thetakeout.com · Cassie Womack A childhood classic is set to disappear from the freezer aisle. Why our ancestors had straight teeth without braces Popular Science · Sara Kiley Watson Small jaws mean big problems for modern humans.

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