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LeBron James, Rui Hachimura might return for Lakers’ game vs. Bulls

LOS ANGELES — Starting forwards LeBron James and Rui Hachimura could return for the Lakers’ home game against the Chicago Bulls on Saturday night. James and Hachimura were upgraded to questionable on the team’s Friday evening injury report after missing the last several games. The 40-year-old James missed the previous seven games because of a…
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Proposed gutting of Department of Education worries Southern California educators, activists

President Donald Trump’s executive order calling for the elimination of the U.S. Department of Education was met with uncertainty Friday at some Southern California school districts, where educators and activists worry any federal funding cuts could impact already cash-strapped budgets and threaten programs for disadvantaged students. Among the most vocal critics of the president’s plan…
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Rookies thrive in first round at Hoag Classic, with Els and Couples lurking

NEWPORT BEACH — Welcome to “March Madness” on the PGA Tour Champions. Like the NCAA Tournament in college basketball, the first round of the 2025 Hoag Classic at Newport Beach Country Club on Friday fittingly featured some “madness” of its own. Though there are eight World Golf Hall of Famers in the field, including two-time…
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Thermal Club IndyCar Grand Prix gives drivers chance to capitalize on strong starts

THERMAL — Kyle Kirkwood is looking for ways to improve at the Thermal Club IndyCar Grand Prix and his team used Friday’s practice session at the new road course to move in that direction. The driver of the No. 27 Andretti Global Honda finished in fifth place in the NTT IndyCar Series season opener in…
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Here’s how to enter the Big Bear bald eagle chick naming contest

Have an idea about what to call the two eaglets that hatched in the nest overlooking Big Bear Lake in recent weeks? Friends of Big Bear Valley, the nonprofit that operates two web cams that livestream the nest to the world, announced Friday the naming contest for the chicks is open. Suggestions are due by…
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George Foreman, 2-time heavyweight champion, dies at 76

George Foreman goes on the attack against Axel Schulz during the second round of their IBF heavyweight championship fight in Las Vegas on April 22, 1995. Foreman won in a 12-round majority decision. (AP Photo/Jeff Scheid) Former heavyweight champion George Foreman seems bored with the physical examination he is being given by boxing commission doctor…
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George Foreman, the glowering heavyweight who became a lovable champion, dies at 76

By GREG BEACHAM, AP Sports Writer George Foreman, the fearsome heavyweight who lost the “Rumble in the Jungle” to Muhammad Ali before his inspiring second act as a 45-year-old champion and a successful businessman, died Friday night. He was 76. Related Articles National News | Under threat from Trump, Columbia University agrees to policy changes…
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Laguna Beach defeats Woodbridge in Pacific Coast League baseball

LAGUNA BEACH — It was a matchup of two fine pitchers, both throwing very well. Laguna Beach senior right-hander Becker Sybirski got just enough run support in his complete-game, 2-1 win over Woodbridge on Friday in a Pacific Coast League baseball game at Laguna Beach High. The Breakers, No. 23 in the Orange County top…
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Newport Harbor baseball starts Sunset League play with three straight shutouts of Corona del Mar

NEWPORT BEACH — Newport Harbor baseball coach Josh Lee and his Sailors couldn’t have asked for a better start to their Sunset League schedule. Pitcher Lucas Perez allowed two hits and one walk and had six strikeouts over six scoreless innings in the Sailors’ 2-0 victory over Corona del Mar on Friday at Newport Harbor…
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A dump of JFK-related records reveals past CIA secrets but also some personal data

By JOHN HANNA, Associated Press History buffs dove into thousands of pages of government records released online this week, hoping for new nuggets about President John F. Kennedy’s assassination. They instead found revelations about U.S. espionage in the massive document dump that also exposed some previously redacted personal information. The U.S. National Archives and Records…
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