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Miguel Rojas staying with Dodgers , who hope to get other stars back soon

Three days removed from the sudden death of his father, Miguel Rojas was business as usual at Dodger Stadium on Friday. The veteran infielder could’ve stepped away from the team, of course. He could have gone on the bereavement list this weekend amid his family’s loss. However, Rojas said he was going to stay with…

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Husband of Lynette Hooker — American woman who vanished in Bahamas — to remain behind bars as cops weigh criminal charges

The husband of missing American boater Lynette Hooker won’t learn until Monday whether he will face criminal charges in the disappearance of his wife while the couple was boating in the Bahamas, police announced Friday night.

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In your opinion, do you feel that a New Yorker has culturally and socially more in common with people in some foreign cities than he/she does with someone in parts of rural America?

Would you personally feel more “at home” in some Latin American, European, or Asian cities than you would in, say, the rural Midwest or rural Deep South? submitted by /u/Early-Ingenuity-3177 [link] [comments]

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Artemis II splashdown: Watch live as NASA astronauts return to earth after historic moon mission

Artemis II’s long journey to the moon and back is expected to end with a glorious splashdown in the Pacific Ocean on Friday evening. The crew is scheduled to hit the water around 8:07 p.m. EDT about 80 miles off the coast of San Diego, concluding a historic 685,000-mile flight that began 10 days ago…

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