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Living in a (daily) fantasy world — while it lasts

... daily fantasy sites are also prohibited in Arizona, Iowa, Louisiana, Montana and Washington — what happens if lawmakers deem it unlawful in Pennsylvania? >> view original

Jeb Bush, no longer the Republicans' Mr. Inevitable

What happens when a candidate whose greatest strength is the sense of inevitability surrounding him becomes something short of inevitable? That's the ... >> view original

With season threatening to unravel, Gruden orders a code red

He will offer hope that the Washington Redskins can stop being a crummy third-quarter team, and that their front seven will figure out how to stop the run again, ... >> view original

Brady, Patriots take advantage of botched play to beat Indy

INDIANAPOLIS — Tom Brady found a way to stop talking about revenge Sunday night. He let the Colts take the air out of their own building with a bone-headed ... >> view original

The inside story of Trump campaign's connections to a big-money...

In a later interview, he threatened to file a lawsuit if The Washington Post reported that Trump had given the group his blessing. “I want to be crystal clear,” ... >> view original

Canadian election could see Trudeau's son become PM

TORONTO — Canadian voters cast their ballots Monday to decide whether to extend Conservative leader Stephen Harper's near-decade in power or return ... >> view original

Eddie Murphy's first joke onstage in 28 years: It's about Bill Cosby

He cited Murphy's early HBO special, “Delirious” (recorded at Washington's DAR Constitution Hall), as evidence of his audacity. “Eddie did black people, Eddie ... >> view original

Wayne Simmons, accused fraudster, says he has proof of CIA work

But in a December 2013 email query by The Washington Times, Wayne Shelby Simmons categorically denied accusations in a below-the-surface campaign, ... >> view original

Cybersecurity firm: Chinese hacking on US companies persists

WASHINGTON (AP) - Chinese hacking attempts on American corporate intellectual property have occurred with regularity over the past three weeks, suggesting ... >> view original

For men in prison, child support becomes a crushing debt

FERGUSON, MO. —Earl L. Harris did not owe child support when he was sent to prison in 1997 for selling marijuana. He now concedes that dealing drugs may ... >> view original