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Andrew Vaughn goes on the IL with a bruised right hand. ‘I’m not much of a doctor, but it’s painful,’ says Chicago White Sox OF.

The Chicago White Sox placed outfielder Andrew Vaughn on the injured list with a bruised right hand, the team announced Thursday. The move is retroactive to Monday. Vaughn last played April 29. He was hit in the right hand by a Mike Mayers pitch in the ninth inning against the Los Angeles Angels at Guaranteed…
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CSUF’s Spring Economic Forecast delivers mixed news for county

Rarely, said Cal State Fullerton economics professor Anil Puri, has there been such a confluence of significant events testing the fundamentals of how the country and the world works. The summation of the past year was delivered during Puri’s opening remarks at the 2022 Spring Economic Forecast, held April 22 at CSUF’s Meng Hall. Puri,…
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Anaheim Hills briefs: Assistance League Auxiliary has been busy in the community

Members of the Anaheim Hills Auxiliary of the Assistance League Anaheim have had many interesting programs and have supported several local philanthropic projects this club year. At the January meeting, guest speakers focused on available resources for homeless youth or those in foster care. Cristina Sanchez Keller of Project H.E.R.O., Homeless Education Resources Opportunities, shared…
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Chargers, linebacker Kyle Van Noy close to agreement

The Chargers took a best-player-available approach in the 2022 NFL draft that left some holes on the roster, including at edge rusher and inside linebacker. They solved that problem by adding a versatile linebacker with Super Bowl experience. Veteran linebacker Kyle Van Noy is expected to sign with the Chargers after visiting with the team,…
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Adjustable mortgages now hugely more affordable than fixed rates

In 2016, Demarcus and Janice Holbrook cobbled together a down payment of just over $21,000, purchasing a Lake Forest home for $603,400 using FHA fixed-rate financing. Recently appraising at $900,000, their home appreciated nearly $300,000, or 50%, in five fast years. The Holbrook’s now plan to pay off some consumer debt, update bathrooms, get rid of…
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All eyes on Joel Embiid’s eye (and other injuries) in Heat-76ers as Friday’s Game 3 looms

Erik Spoelstra is not a doctor and doesn’t pretend to be as he coaches the Miami Heat. So whether it is the damaged thumb ligament, orbital fracture or concussion that has had Joel Embiid first compromised and then sidelined during these NBA playoffs, Spoelstra has gameplanned as if the Philadelphia 76ers could center reemerge in…
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OC fairgrounds’ board OKs sale of CBD products, still considering cannabis

Future events at the OC Fair & Event Center will be allowed to offer products containing the hemp-derived compound CBD, as well as glass pipes and other smoking devices, but officials have yet to decide whether vendors can sell cannabis or buy related sponsorships to be advertised at the fairgrounds. The fairgrounds’ Board of Directors…
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Unflappable Will Smith emerges as Dodgers’ cleanup hitter

LOS ANGELES ― Twice this season, Will Smith has hit a no-doubt home run that became a home run. Another four times, the Dodgers’ catcher has hit a no-doubt home run that did not become a home run. It’s all part of the Great Baseball Mystery of the 2022 season: There is doubt where none…
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Fact check: Gaping holes in election fraud claims of ‘2000 Mules’ movie

By ALI SWENSON | Associated Press A film debuting in over 270 theaters across the United States this week uses a flawed analysis of cellphone location data and ballot drop box surveillance footage to cast doubt on the results of the 2020 presidential election nearly 18 months after it ended. Praised by former President Donald…
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What’s next for Robinson Cano? [hint, it doesn’t look good for the 8-time All-Star]

The Robinson Cano experiment will go down in Mets’ history as a colossal failure. Money aside, in Cano’s days with the Mets, he was never the player he was in Seattle and was nowhere close to the top-flight hitter and defender he was for the Yankees. That was just when he was on the field,…
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