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Jason Browning is the roadie wrangler
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AEG exec called Michael Jackson 'a freak' before signing
A top AEG executive referred to Michael Jackson as "a freak" and another called him "creepy" just hours before their company signed the pop icon to a huge concert deal.
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Amazon's (not so secret) war on taxes
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4 federal agencies to shut Friday
Got a question about tax refunds, polluters or subsidized housing? Don't expect an answer this Friday.
New startups prime targets for cyberattacks
Startups take note: Cybercriminals are onto you.
China and Fed fallout to weigh on stocks
Global stocks were in the red Thursday and U.S. markets look set to follow them lower.
Japan stocks plunge on weak China data
A seven-month rally in Japanese stocks came to an abrupt halt Thursday as the benchmark Nikkei index plunged by 7.3%, with investors rattled by weak economic data from China.
China factory activity contracts in May
Fears of a slowdown in global growth were reinforced Thursday as a preliminary report on China's manufacturing in May showed activity contracted for the first time in seven months.
LeBron layup at buzzer give Miami Heat 103-102 Game 1 overtime win
The Heat and Pacers needed OT to settle Game 1, where LeBron James's buzzer-beater showed Paul George how it's done and gave Miami the 103-102 win, says Ian Thomsen.
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All But Over
The Senators came into Game 4 confident, but reality eventually set in, as the Penguins offense proved too deep for them to handle and Pittsburgh won 7-3, explains Allan Muir.
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#13 State Plates Two In Ninth To Down #12 USC At SEC Tourney
HOOVER, Ala. – Mississippi State made the proceedings much shorter Wednesday night at Hoover Metropolitan Stadium.
Another prized young arm set to debut
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No. 6 McDonald Eagles No. 18 To Finish 3-Under, No. 40 MSU Shoots 302
ATHENS, Ga. – Entering the 17th hole, sixth-ranked Ally McDonald was even for the second round of the NCAA Championships. She had traded a pair of bogeys for two birdies earlier in the round and needed to make a move to stay in the national title hunt.
Anti-gay crime up in New York as city prepares for pride events
Police in New York are stepping up their presence in neighborhoods with large gay and lesbian communities after a string of recent attacks on residents based on their sexual orientation.
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Chicago board votes to close 50 schools
The Chicago Board of Education voted Wednesday to close 50 schools in the city, according to a statement from the school district.
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Harper redeems himself with huge day
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