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Stephanie Albert is a news writer for L Caribbean Press Center, where she covers a variety of topics including entertainment, sports, education, and technology. She loves getting out into the field to do research and interviews while keeping up with the latest trends. When she isn't writing, Stephanie can be found watching her favorite sports teams or reading a good book.

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Paolini becomes 1st Italian women's player to make Miami Open tennis semifinals

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MIAMI GARDENS, Fla. — Jasmine Paolini is headed to the Miami Open semifinals for the first time. The sixth-seeded Paolini defeated unseeded Magda Linette of Poland 6-3, 6-2 on Tuesday, becoming the first woman to make the tournament’s final four this year. Paolini is the first Italian woman to make the semifinals at Miami. There […]

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Brignone captures season-long giant slalom title at World Cup finals in a race won by Gut-Behrami

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SUN VALLEY, Idaho — Italian ski racer Federica Brignone wrapped up the season-long giant slalom title on Tuesday at the World Cup finals in a race won by Lara Gut-Behrami of Switzerland. Brignone needed to finish just 13th or better in the final run to clinch the discipline crown and wound up second. She finished

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Nigeria's World Cup qualification hopes dealt huge blow in last-gasp 1-1 draw with Zimbabwe

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Zimbabwe’s Tawanda Chirewa scored in the final minute to deal a major blow to Nigeria’s World Cup qualification prospects in a 1-1 draw between the teams Tuesday. Nigeria star Victor Osimhen scored in the 74th to put the Super Eagles on course to claim just their second win in qualification Group C after Friday’s 2-0

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How rat watching can yield benefits for people

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It’s all about the body language. A new AI method for tracking the social lives of rats may help researchers better understand the relationship between the brain and social behavior, with possible implications for human conditions such as autism. The machine-learning technique was detailed in a paper, “Mapping the Landscape of Social Behavior,” recently published

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MLB free agency: Plenty of talent potentially available in '25-26 class, likely none for $700M

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There almost certainly won’t be a $700 million deal for any player in the baseball’s next free agency class, nothing like the record contracts for two-way superstar Shohei Ohtani and four-time All-Star slugger Juan Soto the past two winters. Still, plenty of talented players are going into their final seasons before potentially becoming free agents

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Stanford football coach Taylor fired following report he was investigated for alleged mistreatment

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STANFORD, Calif. — Stanford fired football coach Troy Taylor following a report last week that he had been investigated twice for allegedly mistreating staffers. General manager Andrew Luck announced the decision on Tuesday in his first major move since taking over in his role running the entire football program. “Since beginning my role as general

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Stylistic versatility: Those left in the NCAA Tournament have proven they can win a lot of ways

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Houston and Gonzaga met in a second-round NCAA Tournament matchup last weekend in Wichita, Kansas, that could as easily have been played in the Final Four, the way Kelvin Sampson’s and Mark Few’s teams had played throughout the season. The Cougars were No. 1 in scoring defense, more than a half-point better than the next-best

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Testing begins at Cortina's controversial Olympic sliding track for bobsled, luge

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ROME — When Italian skeleton competitor Mattia Gaspari became the first athlete to test the controversial sliding track for next year’s Milan-Cortina Winter Olympics, he did so in a sort of tunnel under a temporary roof built of wooden beams and white plastic paper. That’s because the sliding center in Cortina d’Ampezzo is still under

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