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Falcons’ embarrassing blunder helps 49ers seal 20-10 victory
SANTA CLARA, Calif. (AP) — On the biggest defensive play of the game, the Atlanta Falcons had a key piece missing: an 11th man on the field. The San Francisco 49ers took advantage of that blunder to convert a key third down that set up the touchdown that helped seal a 20-10 victory over Atlanta on…
SpaceX explosion triggers emergencies
A Wall Street Journal report this month revealed that leaked Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) documents showed that a mid-air explosion of a SpaceX Starship (Flight 7) over the Caribbean occurred in January 2025. The explosion sparked fuel emergencies that were declared by commercial airline pilots forced into dangerous situations in the sky. The explosion occurred less than…
Packers and Cowboys play out epic tie in Dallas
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Six Flags Announces Closure of Another Iconic Park After 50 Years of Operation
It’s always a sad day whenever a fan-favorite theme park announces that it’s closing its doors. Such is especially the case for an amusement park with as lengthy a history as California’s Great America. Since opening for the public in 1976, Santa Clara’s premiere theme park property has delighted fans across countless generations, thanks in…
Trump announces steep tariffs on 14 countries starting Aug. 1
At least 14 countries’ imports are set to face steep blanket tariffs starting Aug. 1, President Donald Trump revealed Monday. The president, in a series of social media posts, shared screenshots of form letters dictating new tariff rates to the leaders of Japan, South Korea, Malaysia, Kazakhstan, South Africa, Laos and Myanmar. Later in the day, he shared another set of seven letters, to the leaders of Bosnia…