October Letters: Elections, debates, sports and more (or less)
October’s arrival sees us five weeks away from the next presidential election. There are three presidential debates on tap and just enough time for our President to put in place his plan to steal the election. Until then, we have […]
October Letters: Elections, debates, sports and more (or less)
By James Moore
October’s arrival sees us five weeks away from the next presidential election. There are three presidential debates on tap and just enough time for our President to put in place his plan to steal the election. Until then, we have […]
Play ball, sort of: Sports are back in a COVID-19 world
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LAFC resumes individual practices
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Astros punished by MLB for their sign stealing scheme
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