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What the big realtors settlement means for home buyers and sellers

By Holden Lewis | NerdWallet A landmark legal settlement between home sellers and the real estate industry could cause a shakeup in the way homes are bought and sold, beginning this summer. The National Association of Realtors announced Friday that it had agreed to pay $418 million to settle more than a dozen antitrust lawsuits…
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Boeing explores shedding some defense assets amid crisis

By Kiel Porter, Julie Johnsson and Siddharth Philip | Bloomberg Boeing Co. has been exploring the sale of at least two of its defense businesses, as the beleaguered aircraft manufacturer fights through its biggest crisis in years. Financial advisers have contacted potential buyers on Boeing’s behalf to gauge interest in several smaller units, according to…
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Angels pick Patrick Sandoval to start Opening Day in Baltimore

TEMPE, Ariz. — In the end, the Angels came to a decision that seemed obvious a month ago. Patrick Sandoval will be their Opening Day starter. Sandoval, a 27-year-old left-hander who has started 84 games for the Angels over parts of the past five seasons, officially got the nod to start the March 28 opener…
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Orange County boys athlete of the week: Zach Lewis, Pacifica

The Orange County boys athlete of the week: Name: Zach Lewis School: Pacifica Sport: Track and field Year: Senior Noteworthy: He won the shot put and the discus at the Laguna Beach Trophy Invitational meet on Saturday at Laguna Beach High School. Lewis threw the shot put 59 feet, 6.5 inches and the discus 172 feet,…
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How the anti-vaccine movement pits parental rights against public health

Amy Maxmen | (TNS) KFF Health News Gayle Borne has fostered more than 300 children in Springfield, Tennessee. She’s cared for kids who have rarely seen a doctor — kids so neglected that they cannot speak. Such children are now even more vulnerable because of a law Tennessee passed last year that requires the direct…
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Ex-Trump official, former UCI professor Peter Navarro reports to prison

By Adriana Gomez Licon | The Associated Press Former Trump White House official Peter Navarro reported to prison Tuesday to begin serving his sentence for refusing to cooperate with a congressional investigation into the Jan. 6, 2021, attack on the U.S. Capitol. Navarro, a former economics professor at UC Irvine, was defiant in remarks across…
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Recipes: Make these delicious chocolate treats for Easter

Some food memories are forever stuck in my noggin. One that remains from early childhood involves chocolate bunnies. At 4, I requested that the Easter Bunny bring a basket filled with treats that were green, my favorite color. I didn’t know much about candy and had no knowledge of chocolate. My mother had a low…
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Sports Illustrated’s print magazine to stay alive through deal with new publisher

Peter Sblendorio | New York Daily News In a game-changer for one of journalism’s most-recognizable institutions, Sports Illustrated is getting another chance. SI’s long-running print magazine will continue to publish through a new deal between its owner, Authentic Brands Group, and the digital company Minute Media, according to an announcement Monday. The agreement grants publishing rights…
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OC Fair 2024: Ziggy Marley is coming to Pacific Amphitheatre

Pacific Amphitheatre added a new show to its 2024 OC Fair concert season. Reggae artist Ziggy Marley will headline the Costa Mesa venue on Thursday, July 18 with support from Lettuce. Tickets go on sale at 10 a.m. Saturday, March 23 at pacamp.com. Tickets include same-day admission to the OC Fair, which runs July 19-Aug.18…
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If schools won’t ban kids’ cellphones, some lawmakers say, they will

Elaine S. Povich | (TNS) Stateline.org At David H. Hickman High School in Columbia, Missouri, the rule is that students must keep their cellphones out of sight during class. In reality, the teachers tasked with enforcing the rule are no match for teenagers’ “almost compulsive” need to be on their phones all the time, said…
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