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BEREA, Ohio (AP) — Myles Garrett can dump all the quarterbacks he wants. His dunking days are over. The Browns’ All-Pro defensive end, who recently posted videos on Twitter and Instagram of him dominating on the basketball court, has put his hoops … [Continue reading] about Sacked: Browns All-Pro Garrett ‘retires’ from basketball
DETROIT (AP) — A fire-damaged Japanese factory that supplies many of the auto industry’s computer chips is producing about 88% of what it was making before the March blaze, its owner says. Renesas Electronics Corp. said Tuesday that replacements for … [Continue reading] about Automotive chip maker says it’s nearly recovered from blaze
NEW YORK (AP) — After Flavien Prat rode Hot Rod Charlie in the Kentucky Derby, he committed ride him again at the Belmont Stakes. Trainer Doug O’Neill called Prat’s agent multiple times since to double check. When Prat won the Preakness aboard … [Continue reading] about Prat honors commitment to ride Hot Rod Charlie in Belmont
CHICAGO (AP) — A study released Tuesday suggests lingering loopholes allow Chicago police to share information with federal immigration authorities, despite activists’ hard-fought victory to strengthen the city’s sanctuary protections this year. The … [Continue reading] about Study suggests more loopholes in Chicago’s sanctuary law
Wall Street wrapped up another wobbly day of trading Wednesday with modest gains for the major stock indexes, as energy and technology companies kept losses elsewhere in the market in check. The benchmark S&P 500 rose 0.1% after wobbling between … [Continue reading] about Stocks manage modest gains overall; AMC nearly doubles
