Kyle Lowry retires after signing one-day contract with Raptors - ESPN
Kyle Lowry delivered on his final promise as a player: He long vowed to re-sign with the Toronto Raptors so he could retire as a member of that franchise.
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Kyle Lowry delivered on his final promise as a player: He long vowed to re-sign with the Toronto Raptors so he could retire as a member of that franchise.
Kayleigh McEnany details the case of Alios Williams, a former federal employee who defrauded the government of over $3.5 million from COVID-era relief. Williams, acting as an SBA loan officer, directly messaged individuals on Instagram, promising to approve fraudulent grant applications in exchange for a fee.
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Female athletes, including Olympic medalist MyKayla Skinner and former college swimmer Riley Gaines, celebrate a Supreme Court ruling upholding state bans on transgender girls competing in women's sports.
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