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AIG Women's Open Tee Times 2025: Round Two

Check out all of the groups and start times for Friday's second round of the 2025 AIG Women's Open

Golf Monthly

MSF says 3 of its workers were ‘intentionally’ killed in Ethiopia’s Tigray

The 2021 incident was ‘intentional and targeted killing’ of three clearly identified aid workers, says medical charity.

Al Jazeera

Inheriting Property in Virginia Beach: What Locals Are Doing Next

Inheriting a property in Virginia Beach can feel overwhelming. It often arrives during a time of grief, layered with legal responsibilities and emotional decisions you never saw coming.

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Hotel Workers Knock on a Million Doors, Targeting Latinos, to Keep Arizona Blue for Kamala Harris

One in four voters is Latino in a critical state where Biden won but Trump now leads.

Capital & Main

Leona Maguire eagles final hole to capture London Aramco event at Centurion Club

This was no ordinary finish.

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Leona Maguire Wins Aramco Team Series London After Stunning Eagle Finish

The Solheim Cup star eagled the final hole to win her maiden LET title by a single stroke at the Centurion Club

Golf Monthly

Real Madrid security member charged with assaulting Champions League final steward at Wembley

Maria Hernandez, 52, will appear in court later in June

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Richard Ramirez: Who was the feared ‘Night Stalker’ serial killer?

The notorious serial killer known as the ‘Night Stalker’ terrorised Los Angeles and San Francisco in the mid-1980s

The Independent UK

At new mental health courts in California, judges will be able to mandate treatment

In several California counties, new mental health courts open up in October. Officials hope to persuade people with psychosis to accept treatment. Critics say, it looks more like coercion.

WEKU

LA hotel workers back on the job but say more strikes to come

LOS ANGELES — Thousands of service workers at 19 hotels in Los Angeles and Orange counties returned to work Wednesday after three days of strikes over the busy Fourth of July weekend.

Los Angeles Times

Seattle City Council approves paid sick leave for gig workers

The Seattle City Council voted unanimously Tuesday to permanently give most gig workers paid sick leave and paid safe time, the latest in the expansion of labor rights for app-based workers, and the first statute of its kind nationally.

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United Center concessions workers in 1-day walkout

Sunday’s job action by members of Unite Here Local 1 comes as the venue approaches the five-day Big Ten men’s basketball tournament.

Chicago Sun-Times

Nearly 2,000 granted U.S. citizenship in largest Chicago ceremony ever: ‘I consider this my home’

The new citizens, from 120 countries, were sworn in Wednesday at Wintrust Arena. “I love this country and I’m very excited about this,” Svjetlana Kiponjic said.

Chicago Sun-Times

Dodger Stadium concession workers threaten to strike All-Star Game

Dodger Stadium concession workers could go on strike in advance of next week's All-Star Game, the union representing those workers said Monday.

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Dodger Stadium Workers Could Strike During All-Star Weekend, per Report

Among the roughly 1,500 food and beverage workers, 99% voted to authorize a strike that could begin “at any time.”

USA Today Sports Media Group

Purdue’s Devon Brouse, the only coach in both the men’s and women’s Halls of Fame, set to retire at season’s end

Devon Brouse has been at Purdue for 23 seasons; he coached both the men's and women's teams for 15 seasons.

The Independent UK

Split up at the US-Mexico border, a family finally reunites

A Honduran family separated by American immigration authorities finally have a touching reunion after returning to the United States – this time with the US government’s blessing

Reuters

Split up at the U.S.-Mexico border, family finally reunites

On a Tuesday in January, four years after American authorities pried Maria Hernandez away from her daughters and deported her back to Honduras, she returned to the United States - this time with the blessing of the U.S. government.

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