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Dan Orlovsky notices a clear difference between Cam Ward and Shedeur Sanders as quarterback … More prospects and calls the latter a “tough evaluation.” (Photo by Stacy Revere/Getty Images)Getty Images Dan Orlovsky sees a clear difference between Cam Ward and Shedeur Sanders. The former quarterback and current ESPN analyst has studied tape on both players and breaks down why Ward is the clear-cut No. 1 quarterback prospect while Sanders is a “tough evaluation” as the No. 2 quarterback prospect in the 2025 NFL Draft. “Cam Ward is a guy when I started to study his tape after the season, the…

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NEW YORK, NEW YORK – APRIL 21: Nadine Menendez, wife of former Senator Bob Menendez (D-NJ), leaves … MoreGetty Images On April 21, Nadine Menendez, the wife of former Senator Bob Menendez, was convicted of 15 counts of bribery, conspiracy and obstruction of justice following a three-week trial. There is an old saying among trial lawyers that there are three trials: the one for which you prepare, the one you put on and the one that you would have put on had you known at the beginning of the trial what you learned by the end. In the case of…

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Hennepin County, Minnesota, has decided not to file criminal charges against a 33-year-old state government employee who admitted to causing over $20,000 in damages to six Tesla vehicles in a politically motivated vandalism spree last month. The Minnesota Star Tribune reports that Dylan Bryan Adams, a 33-year-old Minneapolis resident and Minnesota Department of Human Services employee, will not face criminal charges for vandalizing six Tesla vehicles in downtown Minneapolis over the course of a few days in March. The damages to the vehicles ranged from $1,600 to $10,370, totaling more than $21,000. Instead of pressing charges, the Hennepin County Attorney’s…

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U.S. officials have reportedly scheduled a third round of talks with Iranian representatives in Oman, following what both American and Iranian sources described as a successful second round of nuclear negotiations in Rome on Saturday. Most of the news on the Rome talks has been fed to various media outlets by unnamed U.S. and Iranian officials, all of whom sounded upbeat about the results of the negotiations that began with “indirect” talks in Oman on April 12. U.S. officials said the talks advanced to a more “direct” status on Saturday, when President Donald Trump’s envoy Steve Witkoff met face-to-face with…

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Walgreens has agreed to pay up to $350 million in a settlement with the DOJ, which accused the pharmacy giant of knowingly filling millions of invalid prescriptions for opioids and other controlled substances, and submitting false claims to the federal government. The DOJ, along with the DEA and Department of Health and Human Services Office of Inspector General (HHS-OIG) announced on Monday that Walgreens has agreed to pay $300 million for violating the Controlled Substances Act (CSA). Additionally, Walgreens had been accused of seeking payment for many of its invalid prescriptions by Medicare and other federal healthcare programs, in violation of the False Claims Act (FCA),…

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On Monday’s broadcast of “CNN NewsNight,” host Abby Phillip responded to claims that Harvard has a left-leaning bias and turns out tons of professors and students who are just anti-Western by dismissing the concern because Harvard has produced some conservatives. While discussing the Trump administration cutting federal funding to Harvard and the subsequent lawsuit filed by Harvard earlier in the day over the funding freeze, CNN Senior Political Commentator and former Bush official Scott Jennings stated that the Trump administration’s fight with Harvard is “worth picking because of” antisemitism in and of itself, “But there are other reasons to pick…

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Yahoo is using AI to generate takeaways from this article. This means the info may not always match what’s in the article. Reporting mistakes helps us improve the experience.Generate Key TakeawaysRussia launched a large-scale drone attack on the Ukrainian port city of Odessa overnight, according to local officials.Three people were injured in the attack, the region’s governor, Oleh Kiper, wrote on Telegram on Tuesday morning.Civilian infrastructure, residential buildings, an educational institution and vehicles were damaged. The Ukrainian civil defence service published photos of firefighting operations.In a separate attack in the Kiev region, officials said six private homes, four cars, three…

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As drivers on U.S. highways cross from one state to another, they often are greeted by a large “Welcome to ….” sign.But not all drivers are welcome in every state.In Florida, motorists with special out-of-state driver’s licenses issued to those in the U.S. illegally are not welcome to drive. Wyoming enacted a comparable ban this year. And Tennessee’s governor said he will sign similar legislation sent to his desk recently.The message, though not literally printed on metal, is clear: “The sign says, `Welcome to Tennessee, illegal immigrants are not welcome,’” Tennessee House Majority Leader William Lamberth declared during debate.As President…

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Rosie O’Donnell fled the country in the days before President Donald Trump’s inauguration and joined CNN on Tuesday to discuss why. Speaking to the network from her new home in Ireland, O’Donnell claimed that it was “time for me and my non-binary child to leave.” “I have no regrets, not a day has gone by that I thought it was the wrong decision. I was welcomed with open arms. I knew after reading Project 2025 that if Trump got in, it was time for me and my non-binary child to leave the country,” the former talk show host told CNN’s…

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Foreclosure filings rose sharply in Q1 2025 – up 11 percent quarterly – with March alone seeing 35,890 filings. This reverses three straight quarters of decline, signaling renewed financial distress among homeowners. High mortgage rates (above 6.5 percent) and inflation are squeezing homeowners, especially those with variable-rate loans. Refinancing is unaffordable for many who secured mortgages during low-rate periods. Delaware, Illinois and Nevada had the highest foreclosure rates, while cities like Chicago, New York and Houston saw the most filings. Columbia (SC), Lakeland (FL), and Bakersfield (CA) topped metro-area foreclosure rates. Federal policies, like extended relief for hurricane-affected FHA borrowers…

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