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ATPWorldTour.com (Tennis) 

Sandgren Prevails In Tempe

A LOOK BACK

Tempe Challenger (Tempe, Arizona): American Tennys Sandgren picked up his first ATP Challenger Tour title in more than three years by defeating Serbian Nikola Milojevic 4-6, 6-0, 6-3. A rain-filled weekend pushed the semi-finals to Sunday and the final to Monday. Sandgren’s last Challenger win came in November 2013 in Champaign, Illinois.

Milojevic still seeks his first Challenger title, dropping to 0-2 in Challenger finals after finishing runner-up last month in Noumea (l. Читать дальше...

TheRepublic.com 

After Huggins’ scary moment, No. 12 WVU beats Texas 77-62

MORGANTOWN, W.Va. — Bob Huggins fell to his knees and clutched his chest during a scary moment just before halftime. West Virginia players picked up their coach, got him to the bench and made his job easier by maintaining a comfortable lead the rest of the way Monday night. Jevon Carter had 24 points and

MSNBC 

One month in, the Trump presidency has...

Donald Trump is now one month in to his presidency, and so far it's been a roller coaster ride. MSNBC's Brian Williams takes a look back day by day of month one.

Khaama Press (Afghan News Agency) 

Ata Mohammad Noor appointed as Balkh governor

Ata Mohammad Noor has been once again appointed as the provincial governor of northern Balkh province of Afghanistan, almost two and half years after working as the acting governor. The Independent Directorate of Local Governance informed regarding the appointment of Noor late on Monday. According to a short statement by the directorate of local governance, Read the full article...

TheRepublic.com 

Brown’s 35 points lead Baylor over Texas in key Big 12 win

AUSTIN, Texas — Kalani Brown put Baylor on her big shoulders and gave the Lady Bears a huge boost toward yet another Big 12 title. Brown scored 35 points and No. 4 Baylor grabbed a one-game lead in the league standings over No. 6 Texas with a tough 70-67 win over the Longhorns on Monday

Sydney Morning Herald 

Seven West pulls Seven Group into the red

Kerry Stokes' Seven Group Holdings has slipped to a half-year loss of $41.8 million due to $145 million of write-downs almost entirely related to the value of its stake in Seven West Media.

«SFGate» (sfgate.com) 

Frustrated Highway 17 drivers use teamwork to clear giant tree

Highway 17 drivers have been through a lot this winter as storms hurled one obstacle after another across the Santa Cruz mountains highway. Mother Nature struck again Monday when rainstorms caused a huge redwood tree to fall across all four lanes near the summit at 3 p.m. And this time, drivers reacted with an act of spontaneous teamwork.

International Business Times 

Transgender Rights In School: Trump 'Fully Coming After LGBT People,' Will Allow Sex Discrimination Starting Tuesday

President Donald Trump's White House will undo an Obama administration policy that allowed transgender students in the nation's public schools to be called by their preferred names and pronouns and use restrooms, locker rooms and other single-sex facilities matching their gender identity. The announcement from the Trump administration was expected to come Tuesday and marks the beginning of his second month in office during which the GOP leader has targeted immigrants, Syrian refugees, abortion access... Читать дальше...

TheRepublic.com 

UMES beats North Carolina A&T 106-95 in 3 overtimes

PRINCESS ANNE, Md. — Bakari Copeland hit 17 of 21 free throws and scored 29 points, and Maryland-Eastern Shore kept North Carolina A&T winless in conference with a 106-95 triple-overtime victory on Monday night. UMES scored the first nine points of the final frame to start a 17-6 game-closing run. Logan McIntosh had five points

Stars and Stripes 

Supreme Court to take up US-Mexico border-shooting case

The Supreme Court on Tuesday will take up the case of a Mexican teenager who was shot and killed by a U.S. border agent and try to decide a question that is also at the heart of the legal dispute over President Donald Trump’s foreign travel ban: Does the Constitution protect foreign citizens who stand at the nation’s borders?