Duke guard Caleb Foster featured on basketball magazine cover
Duke guard Caleb Foster was recently featured on the cover of SLAM Magazine, having entered his fourth season with the Blue Devils.
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Top International Prospect Matija Lukic Sets BYU Visit
BYU is hosting one of the top international players in 2027 class this coming weekend. Jonathan Givony reported last Friday that BYU is one of eight schools...
A Washington couple signed a prenup when the husband was worth over $15 million and his wife had $175,000; after disputes over a Porsche and divorce legal fees, an appeals court broadened the scope for attorney fee awards
Washington’s Court of Appeals has given trial courts more room to order a wealthier spouse to pay a poorer spouse’s legal fees, even when a prenuptial
Swinney criticises UK move to ban new North Sea drilling
The first minister has told Holyrood fossil fuels will be required "for some years to come".
Wisconsin high school boys soccer state tournament updates
The WIAA boys soccer state tournament starts Thursday, Nov. 5, with semifinal matches at Uihlein Soccer Park in Milwaukee.
Joel Klatt rips CFP committee's Ohio State rationale 'you didn't watch'
Joel Klatt disputes the CFP committee's critique of Ohio State's defensive line after the team's recent ranking.
Fresh lifeline for stalled ₹157.5cr sewerage project; Dec restart likely
Thiruvananthapuram Corporation plans to restart the stalled ₹157.5cr Attukal-Kalady-Ambalathara sewerage project in Dec using 16th Finance Commission funds.
Record share of first-time homebuyers paying in cash as Great Wealth Transfer picks up steam
10% of first-time homebuyers paid all in cash, a sign that inheritances or other family gifts helped them get there.
GOG Announces Road Rash Touch Up and a Publishing Arm for 'New Games With a Classic Soul'
GOG is old enough to drink in the UK. To celebrate that milestone, the DRM-free storefront — which lets players do what they want to games once they own them, including sending them to other PCs, backing them up to hard drives, and even burning them onto discs to add to a physical collection — has announced a range of surprises.