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A gift of $2.2 million to the University of Miami in Coral Gables, Florida, will create a special chair for the study of atheism — a bequest that the donor hopes will help “make atheism legitimate.” Tony Baize/Flickr According to a statement from the university, the large gift came from 83-year-old entrepreneur Louis J. Appignani, with the money slated to establish the Appignani Foundation Chair for the Study of Atheism, Humanism, and Secular Ethics within the University of Miami’s College of Arts and Sciences. It’s a newfound academic chair that will “propel new interdisciplinary courses, scholarship, and research concerning the philosophical underpinnings, ethical status, and implications of atheism, as well as its historical and cultural significance,” the college said. But for Appignani, the project has a much broader appeal. “I’m trying to eliminate discrimination against atheists,” Appignani, told the New York Times. “So this is a step in that direction, to make atheism legitimate.” The chair will be held by a scholar who will study and analyze atheism, which the university is describing as “a philosophical approach that emphasizes the methods and techniques of science, logic, and reason in dealing with questions of knowledge, ethics, politics, and social policy.” The individual selected for that role will teach at least one course each year on the philosophy, history or influence of atheism. Tom LeBlanc, executive vice-president and provost of the University of Miami, said in a statement that the college is currently scouting to fill the position, and expressed gratitude to Appignani for giving such a large sum for its creation. “The topics of naturalistic ethics and arguments for and against theism have been part of Western education for most of its history,” LeBlanc said. “At the University of Miami — as in most other American universities — these questions are examined in courses regularly offered by multiple academic departments.” The difference will be that this new chair will “enhance” the “multidisciplinary approach to these longstanding and important subjects.” LeBlanc told the New York Times that he’s hoping people understand that the university isn’t advocating for atheism and is, instead, merely teaching about the theological worldview. “We didn’t want anyone to misunderstand and think that this was to be an advocacy position for someone who is an atheist,” he told the outlet. “Our religion department isn’t taking an advocacy position when it teaches about Catholicism or Islam. Similarly, we’re not taking an advocacy position when we teach about atheism or secular ethics.” Appignani is also the founder of the Appignani Humanist Legal Center, an atheist law firm that is part of the American Humanist Association; the group routinely gets involved in First Amendment disputes. – Follow the author of this story on Twitter and Facebook and check out his new book “The Armageddon Code: One Journalist’s Quest for End-Times Answers”: Follow @BillyHallowell Read more stories from TheBlaze See What Trump Did When He Was Reportedly Told He Didn’t Have Enough Time for the National Anthem At His Rally Santorum Reveals the One Issue That Led Him to Support Trump ‘100 Percent’ CNN Host Rips Trump for Floating ‘Shameful’ Vince Foster Conspiracy Theory ‘Untethered to Reality’ Watch Moment BLM Protesters Interrupt Milo Yiannopoulos Event — and See How Security Responds ‘Let Him Speak!’: School Board Candidate Silenced, Hauled Away by Police During LGBT Meeting Source

Firstpost Two years of Modi govt: A paradigm shift in governance, path set for poverty mukt Bharat Firstpost It has been 24 months since the country voted the NDA Government to power, in an election that permanently changed the mainstream political discourse in India. Narendra Modi's NDA Government was elected to a mandate for change – the main pins of ... and more » Source

Washington Post The big asterisk that looms even if Bernie Sanders can win California Washington Post Bernie Sanders's efforts to stay in the ring with Hillary Clinton have been aided by a decision made by outside actors a long time ago. The last state from which we will get primary results on the Democratic side is a big, liberal one: California. For ... In Trump attacks, Clinton finds her voiceCNN The Trump-Clinton Gender Gap Could Be The Largest In More Than 60 YearsNPR Capital Journal Daybreak: Today on the Campaign Trail, MoreWall Street Journal (blog) ABC News -New York Times -Huffington Post -The Hill all 3,058 news articles » Google

SB Nation How the Thunder's defense is bringing the Warriors to their knees SB Nation Here's a strange fact for future generations to ponder: The team that's turned the game's greatest offensive show in years into a haunted house of missed shots, sad drives, hilarious turnovers and slumped faces, finished behind the Utah Jazz, Charlotte ... Five reasons the Thunder's small lineup is so effectiveESPN (blog) Morning shootaround — May 26NBA.com (blog) NBA Award Voter Competency Test 2015-16Basketball Insiders CBSSports.com -Yahoo Sports -NewsOK.com -San Jose Mercury News (blog) all 138 news articles » Google

Fox News Passenger meltdown before flight forces Frontier plane to return to gate Fox News Some passengers wait until a plane is airborne to start making a scene. But a recent Frontier Airlines flight had barely left the gate before one female passenger began acting erratically, forcing the aircraft to abandon its planned departure. On ... WATCH: Female Passenger Flips Out, Strips Naked on Frontier Airlines FlightTravelPulse Video: Frontier Passenger Freaks Out Before Stripping on Flight From DenverWestword Passenger freaks out, throws tantrum and strips naked on planeNew York Daily News FOX 29 News Philadelphia -KTLA -WWMT-TV -OregonLive.com all 39 news articles » Google

By Amy Goodman and Denis Moynihan Thursday, Jan. 28, was a cold morning in Durham, North Carolina. Wildin David Guillen Acosta went outside to head to school, but never made it. He was thrown to the ground and arrested by agents from U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). He has been in detention ever since. Wildin, now 19 years old, fled his home in Olancho, Honduras more than two years ago. He was detained when crossing the border, but, as he was a minor at the time, he was allowed to join his family in North Carolina. He started out at Riverside High School, and was set to graduate this June. He wanted to become an engineer. Instead, he has been locked up in the notorious Stewart Detention Center in rural Lumpkin, Georgia, which is run by the for-profit Corrections Corporation of America. Wildin is just one of hundreds of thousands of children who have fled the violence of Central America in recent years, either alone or, often, with their mothers. They come primarily from Honduras, Guatemala and El Salvador. Honduras is now one of the world’s most violent countries, and Olancho has one of the highest murder rates there, causing many to flee. The U.S. Army and the Drug Enforcement Administration both have special-forces units permanently stationed there, joining in counternarcotics operations that have also killed Hondurans. Wildin was arrested in part of a series of immigration raids, dubbed “Operation Border Guardian.” Many believe its intent was to create fear among those still in Central America who might consider taking the perilous journey north to the U.S. “As I have said repeatedly, our borders are not open to illegal migration,” Secretary of Homeland Security Jeh Johnson said at the time. “If you come here illegally, we will send you back consistent with our laws and values.” Immediately after Wildin’s arrest, family, friends, classmates and teachers at Riverside High demonstrated their values, rallying to support him and five others who were similarly arrested. The group of imprisoned youth is often referred to as the “NC6.” Durham’s Human Relations Commission appealed to ICE to release him, as did the Durham City Council. “There is so much fear in our community, because, unfortunately, he is not the only child that they have detained,” said one of Wildin’s teachers, Ellen Holmes, in a support video. “It’s creating absences and dropouts in our schools. It’s creating just a huge feeling of fear inside our school and in our community.” While there is scant evidence that the mass arrests and deportations have slowed the flow of Central American refugees to the U.S., they have certainly scared students and families currently here, forcing them to keep their kids out of school lest they be swept up like Wildin. Wildin’s request for asylum was denied, and on March 19, an immigration judge denied his appeal to reopen his case. He was set for deportation back to Honduras on March 20. However, bowing to the enormous public pressure brought by this youth-led grass-roots organizing, ICE Director Sarah Saldana issued an order that morning, delaying his deportation. Wildin’s case for asylum is before the Board of Immigration Appeals, a process that could take months or even years to resolve. “He should be released. Ninety days, by any standard, is an egregious period of time to be spending in detention,” Paromita Shah told us on the “Democracy Now!” news hour. She is the associate director of the National Immigration Project of the National Lawyers Guild, and was in Washington, D.C., with several Riverside High students and teacher Ellen Holmes, visiting members of Congress and Education Secretary John B. King Jr., asking them to support Wildin. Axel Herrera was one of the students who went to Washington. Like Wildin, he was an undocumented immigrant from Honduras, but entered at the age of 7, and thus qualified for Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals, or DACA. “We’ve talked to representatives. We’ve made calls. We’ve sent letters. We’ve gotten support from a few of our congressmen in North Carolina to ask for their release,” he told us. “But we haven’t had the response we’ve wanted, which is to have Wildin and have some of the other NC6 back at our schools.” Wildin Acosta remains locked up in ICE’s private prison in Georgia. His request that his schoolwork be sent to him was initially denied. After public outcry, the warden relented. Many high-school students get detention for refusing to study. Wildin is stuck in permanent detention, and he has to fight for his right to study. That is determination and commitment Jeh Johnson and everyone at ICE should agree is “consistent with our values.” View the full article

John Daly Explains the Difference Between Him and Jason Day Golf.com John Daly makes his debut on the PGA Tour Champions this week, and our panel debates whether the 50-year-old legend will move the needle. by Coleman McDowell. Posted: Thu May. 26, 2016. Install App. John Daly and Jason Day have the same initials, ... and more » Google

CBS Local Man accused of leaving threatening notes, knife at Capitol Washington Times ST. PAUL, Minn. (AP) - A Minneapolis man accused of slipping into the state Capitol with a knife and leaving threatening messages in the House Chamber is facing criminal charges. A complaint says the man entered the Capitol through a closed ... Charges: Man left threatening messages and a knife at the State CapitolRick Kupchella's BringMeTheNews Mpls. Man Accused Of Breaking-Into State CapitolCBS Local Capitol intruder left threatening signs; Charges: Man stuck knife in podiumAustin Herald Albert Lea Tribune -Minneapolis Star Tribune -Minnesota Public Radio News -KARE all 10 news articles » Google

Anthill online Treasury proposes financial services fix, but not for TPP Politico With help from Doug Palmer, Victoria Guida, Brian Mahoney and Ian Kullgren. TREASURY PROPOSES FINANCIAL SERVICES FIX: The Treasury Department has unveiled its plan for handling the issue of financial data storage in future trade deals. Candidates mislead voters on tradeWicked Local (blog) Trans-Pacific Partnership's vital role in U.S.-Japan relationsThe Seattle Times Trade deals going nowhereDaily Republic all 47 news articles » Google

When a pair of hooded armed robbers barged into a GameStop store in Silver Spring, Maryland, Friday night, they may have wondered if anyone would put up a fight. Image source: WRC-TV But not likely a 7-year-old boy. Image source: WRC-TV Surveillance video showed that when the two masked men entered the store, one of them apparently tried to grab the boy — but the kid wasn’t having it. Image source: YouTube Instead he’s seen punching the robber in the gut a few times — all while holding the stuffed Yoshi toy from the Mario Brothers game he and his parents were set to purchase from the store. Image source: YouTube “Well, he’s tough,” the boy’s mother, who didn’t want to be identified, told WRC-TV. “He’s tough, and you know, I think instincts come out in situations like that.” After the 7-year-old did battle with the robber, he and his parents — who were the only customers in the store at the time — were ordered to get against a wall by the counter, Montgomery County police told WRC. Image source: WRC-TV “It was scary. You’re never prepared for something like that. You’re not,” the boy’s father, who also didn’t want to be identified, told the station. “So, you don’t wish it on your worst enemy.” There were two store clerks on duty at the time, and the robbers told them to get on the floor while they stole cash and personal property, police told WRC. Then the masked men took off through the front door, police added. No one was hurt, WRC reported. The boy’s parents told the station they hope the suspects are caught to ease their son’s mind. Image source: WRC-TV “When it’s a young child, it’s especially upsetting and infuriating for us because there’s some innocence that’s lost there and there’s some fear introduced into his life that, of course, he doesn’t deserve,” his dad told WRC. One small bright spot is that the store manager gave the boy the stuffed Yoshi toy for free after the altercation, his father told the station. Image source: WRC-TV “He considers it something that helped keep him safe,” the dad told WRC. “He carries it with him everywhere he goes now. He takes care of it like it’s his own child. It’s become, you know, a bit of a lucky charm.” The suspects are described as two males in their 20s, about 5 feet 6 inches and 170 pounds, who were wearing black hooded sweatshirts, black pants, gloves and masks. Read more stories from TheBlaze See What Trump Did When He Was Reportedly Told He Didn’t Have Enough Time for the National Anthem At His Rally Santorum Reveals the One Issue That Led Him to Support Trump ‘100 Percent’ CNN Host Rips Trump for Floating ‘Shameful’ Vince Foster Conspiracy Theory ‘Untethered to Reality’ Watch Moment BLM Protesters Interrupt Milo Yiannopoulos Event — and See How Security Responds ‘Let Him Speak!’: School Board Candidate Silenced, Hauled Away by Police During LGBT Meeting Source

ESPN With season on line, expect Kerr to change Warriors' tactics ESPN The Golden State Warriors are in trouble, so naturally the talk turns to adjustments. Is there some magic trick that can save them? Or are the Oklahoma City Thunder, up 3-1 on the Warriors in the Western Conference finals, simply better in ways that ... Steve Kerr says Warriors' psyche isn't damagedNewsOK.com Steph Curry's Sister Says God Will Get Glory No Matter Who Wins Western Conference FinalsChristian Post TBT: Stephen Curry at NBA All-Star Weekend 1992AOL News FOXSports.com -For The Win -Madison.com -Bleacher Report all 95 news articles » Google

Jury still mulling death penalty for slaying of sisters Milton Daily Standard PITTSBURGH (AP) — A jury will keep debating whether a Pittsburgh man deserves the death penalty or life in prison for killing his next-door neighbors, two sisters of an Iowa state lawmaker. The Allegheny County jury deliberated for about five hours ... and more » Google

Washington Post Nearly two dozen juveniles injured after vans collide in Montgomery County Washington Post Nearly two dozen juveniles were injured after a van they were in was involved in a crash on Columbia Pike in the Silver Spring area. Few details were immediately available. Pete Piringer, a spokesman for the Montgomery County Fire Department, said the ... Officials: 11 juveniles injured in 2-van crashWJLA all 4 news articles » Google

An activist group is taking aim at the U.S. Air Force Academy for allegedly favoring Christianity over other faiths, with plans to erect a billboard in Colorado Springs, Colorado, air a 15-second TV ad and hire a plane to run a banner in the skies that asks a controversial question about Jesus. The campaign is being waged by the Military Religious Freedom Foundation — a group devoted to the separation of church and state — and it comes as President Barack Obama plans to visit the Air Force Academy on June 2 to speak at commencement, the Air Force Times reported. “Welcome Mr. President To Our AF Academy,” the billboard reads. “Why is Jesus Commander In Chief Here?” Military Religious Freedom Foundation Military Religious Freedom Foundation president Mikey Weinstein said in a statement that the U.S. Air Force Academy has not been keeping the separation of church and state in check. “The United States Air Force Academy’s adhering to the constitutionally guaranteed right of separation of church and state in the U.S. military is a train wreck,” he said. Weinstein continued, “The Military Religious Freedom Foundation has been in literally countless fights with USAFA since February of 2004. MRFF currently represents 414 cadets, faculty and staff at USAFA, of which 372 are Protestant or Roman Catholic.” Watch the TV spot below: The billboard will be displayed from May 23-June 5. As for the airplane, it will show a message that reads, ”WHY IS JESUS COMMANDER IN CHIEF AT USAFA? MRFF.ORG” on May 31 and June 1 — and the 15-second TV spot will fun 1,322 times from May 27-June 2 on MSNBC, CNBC, CNN and Fox News, according to the statement. (H/T: Air Force Times) – “Welcome Mr. President To Our AF Academy,”Follow the author of this story on Twitter and Facebook and check out his new book “The Armageddon Code: One Journalist’s Quest for End-Times Answers”: Follow @BillyHallowell Read more stories from TheBlaze See What Trump Did When He Was Reportedly Told He Didn’t Have Enough Time for the National Anthem At His Rally Santorum Reveals the One Issue That Led Him to Support Trump ‘100 Percent’ CNN Host Rips Trump for Floating ‘Shameful’ Vince Foster Conspiracy Theory ‘Untethered to Reality’ Watch Moment BLM Protesters Interrupt Milo Yiannopoulos Event — and See How Security Responds ‘Let Him Speak!’: School Board Candidate Silenced, Hauled Away by Police During LGBT Meeting Source

Los Angeles Times 'Manhunt over': Arrest made in shooting of West Covina police officer after weeklong search Los Angeles Times A man who was on the run after a West Covina police officer's shooting was taken into custody Thursday, a day after a $20,000 reward was offered for his arrest, officials said. Jose Luis Chavez, 47, was arrested about 2:06 a.m. in a home in the 1200 ... SWAT arrests man suspected of shooting West Covina officerWashington Times Man Arrested Who Allegedly Shot West Covina Police OfficerNBC Southern California Suspected shooter of West Covina officer arrested in La PuenteThe San Gabriel Valley Tribune KTLA -CBS Local -KABC-TV all 13 news articles » Google

ANAHEIM, Calif. (AP) — Hispanic voters in Florida, New Mexico and California have waved Mexican flags and bashed Donald Trump piñatas – clashing with police, at times – to protest the Republican presidential contender’s hard line approach to immigration. Yet far from the protests, an increasingly vocal Hispanic minority is speaking out in favor of the brash billionaire. They are backing Trump even in the face of resentment and suspicion from friends and family, who are among the overwhelming majority of non-white voters opposed to the New York businessman’s candidacy. Members of Latino organizations rally against U.S. Presidential candidate Donald Trump outside the Trump Tower on November 7, 2015 in New York City. Trump is set to host NBC’s Saturday Night Live, and has faced criticism during the campaign for his immigration policies. (Photo by Andrew Renneisen/Getty Images) “I’m not ashamed to vote for Trump. I’d just rather not have the conversation with my family,” said Natalie Lally, a 22-year-old college student from New York City whose large extended family has Colombian roots. She says silence fell over her grandmother’s living room when she admitted her support for Trump during a recent family gathering that included more than 30 relatives. “They just kind of seemed uneasy,” she recalled. “And my uncle just said, ‘Why?’ ” In the border towns of Texas, the working-class neighborhoods of New York, and even inside Trump’s overwhelmingly white rallies, the pro-Trump Hispanic minority is willing to risk public and private ridicule to defend the GOP’s presumptive presidential nominee. So far, however, they’re not getting much help from Trump’s campaign, which has yet to launch an outreach effort to improve his standing with the growing voting bloc. Approximately 23 percent of Hispanics said they’d vote for Trump in a May poll conducted by Fox News. Other recent polling places Trump far lower. The GOP’s last presidential nominee, Mitt Romney, has cited his poor standing with Hispanic voters as one of his biggest regrets from the last election, when he earned 27 percent of the Hispanic vote. Trump’s team acknowledges the importance of the voting bloc, but says there has been little organized outreach so far. “Any demographic that is growing at the rate of the Latino voters obviously will be of the utmost importance to a presidential campaign,” Trump aide Ed Brookover said when asked about Hispanic outreach. “I know it’s been talked about, but I think it’s a touch early. I don’t know of anything organized.” Trump’s team expects to work closely with the Republican National Committee, however, which has had paid Hispanic outreach staff on the ground in nine states. Trump supporters are eager to help. Carlos Guerra, a 24-year-old son of Mexican immigrants who lives along the border in Laredo, Texas, says he wants to do more than wear Trump’s “Make American Great Again” hat around town. “Our town is sick of the violence from Mexico,” he said, applauding Trump’s plan to build a massive wall on the border. “People are dying every day.” Some of his family members also support Trump, but “they’re not as loud about it,” he said. “I have talked to a lot of people and of course they criticize me,” Guerra added. “They ask, ‘Do you hate your race?’ I feel discriminated against, honestly.” Trump’s policies and tone on immigration have sparked passionate – and sometimes violent – reactions from minority voters. His vow to complete a massive wall along the Mexican border is a pillar of his agenda. He has also promised to impose a temporary ban on Muslims entering the U.S., embraced plans to deport more than 11 million immigrants in the country illegally and described Mexican immigrants as rapists and criminals in his announcement speech. He lashed out at protesters who clashed with police outside his Tuesday rally in Albuquerque, New Mexico. The protesters, including many Hispanics, waved Mexican flags while others hurled rocks at police. “The protesters in New Mexico were thugs who were flying the Mexican flag,” Trump wrote on Twitter. “The rally inside was big and beautiful, but outside, criminals!” During a Wednesday appearance in Anaheim, he claimed “a great relationship with the Hispanics.” “The Mexican people are great. They’re going to vote for me like crazy,” he said. Outside the Anaheim event, a small group of protesters pummeled and decapitated a Trump piñata as police arrested more protesters. Heated protests have followed the Republican leader across the country, particularly in urban centers and states, like New Mexico and California, with large Hispanic populations. Yet there are often a handful of Hispanic supporters inside his rallies. Before Trump took the stage in Albuquerque, Mary Jo Andrade, 37, a licensed mental health counselor, said her 17-year-old daughter is often teased in school for backing him. “She hears, ‘Oh, you’re not real Mexican. You’re not true Mexican,’ ” Andrade said and added, “A lot of the time I tell her, ‘Keep your silence because of that.’ “ Read more stories from TheBlaze See What Trump Did When He Was Reportedly Told He Didn’t Have Enough Time for the National Anthem At His Rally Santorum Reveals the One Issue That Led Him to Support Trump ‘100 Percent’ CNN Host Rips Trump for Floating ‘Shameful’ Vince Foster Conspiracy Theory ‘Untethered to Reality’ Watch Moment BLM Protesters Interrupt Milo Yiannopoulos Event — and See How Security Responds ‘Let Him Speak!’: School Board Candidate Silenced, Hauled Away by Police During LGBT Meeting Source

Forbes French Tennis Open: 6 Places For Taking Time Out During Roland Garros In Paris Forbes Along with the Australian Open, Wimbledon in the UK, and the US Open, Paris' Roland Garros is one of the four annual Grand Slam tournaments and one of the most prestigious. So even if you're not a tennis fan, you've never watched a game in your life ... Daily Data Viz: Highest winning percentage in five-set matchesSports Illustrated The Latest: Stephens wraps up play at French Open with winUSA TODAY Murray Escapes In Five SetsATP World Tour New York Times -The Keene Sentinel -Daily Mail -ESPN all 1,017 news articles » Google

Donald Trump does not drink alcohol and regularly states he has never had a drink. However, ABC’s Jimmy Kimmel discovered a setting on YouTube videos that makes the presumptive Republican presidential nominee sound like he is intoxicated. The speed adjustment pops up when you click on the gear icon in the lower-right side of the video screen. Setting the speed to “.5″ produces some funny results. Image source: YouTube Kimmel explained the trick to his “Jimmy Kimmel Live” audience Wednesday night. “Apparently, YouTube has a half-speed function which makes Donald — well, watch,” Kimmel said. Take a look and judge for yourself. Does a half-speed Trump sound drunk? — Follow the author of this story on Twitter and Facebook: Follow @stuntbrain Read more stories from TheBlaze See What Trump Did When He Was Reportedly Told He Didn’t Have Enough Time for the National Anthem At His Rally Santorum Reveals the One Issue That Led Him to Support Trump ‘100 Percent’ CNN Host Rips Trump for Floating ‘Shameful’ Vince Foster Conspiracy Theory ‘Untethered to Reality’ Watch Moment BLM Protesters Interrupt Milo Yiannopoulos Event — and See How Security Responds ‘Let Him Speak!’: School Board Candidate Silenced, Hauled Away by Police During LGBT Meeting Source

Washington Post Muslim mob attacked Christian homes in Egyptian province Washington Post CAIRO — A Muslim mob ransacked and torched seven Christian homes last week in a province south of the Egyptian capital, Cairo, after rumors spread that a Christian man had an affair with a Muslim woman, according to a statement by the local Orthodox ... Elderly Christian woman stripped naked and paraded through streets by mobThe Independent Egypt mob burns Christian homes over 'cross-religion affair' rumourMiddle East Eye Christian homes set ablaze in Egyptian village 'love story'Middle East Online ChristianToday -ANSAmed -Daily News Egypt -Catholic Herald Online all 17 news articles » Source

Cyclingnews.com inCycle: Behind the scences at the Giro d'Italia - Video Cyclingnews.com In the latest episode from inCycle we return to the Giro d'Italia for another packed edition of the cycling show. Related Articles. inCycle: Kruijswijk aiming high at the Giro d'Italia - Video · Giro d'Italia 2016: A look back on the opening week with ... GIRO'16 St.18: Torpedo Trentin!PezCycling News Giro d'Italia 2016: Stage 18 Results, General Classification and HighlightsBleacher Report Crafty teamwork helps Trentin win longest Giro stageWashington Post Cycling Weekly -Daily Mail -Ten Eyewitness News -Eurosport.com all 16 news articles » Google

Nascar NASCAR tweaks rules for Kentucky, Michigan races Nascar Changes to the rear spoiler, front splitter and rear deck fin will be put into play for two upcoming NASCAR Sprint Cup Series races as the sanctioning body continues to reduce aerodynamic downforce and sideforce in an effort to promote closer ... More changes coming to reduce downforce, increase drivers' racing actionSporting News NASCAR takes away downforce for Michigan and Kentucky racesYahoo Sports (blog) NASCAR tweaks rules for Ky. Speedway racesThe Courier-Journal FOXSports.com -Washington Post -Motorsport.com all 8 news articles » Google

ABC News Canelo-GGG: Give the people what they want ABC News Once again, boxing fans are being played for fools. It happens all the time, and we're suckers for putting up with it. But we also know what we want and too often we are forced to put up with a bunch of junk before we get the fight we want. Rarely do ... Canelo Alvarez Deserves Boxing Fans' Scorn as Gennady Golovkin Talks StallBleacher Report Lawsuit against Canelo Alvarez holds up talks on fight with Gennady GolovkinLos Angeles Times Golovkin's promoter optimistic Canelo fight can still happenBoxing News 24 Fight News -Boxing News Online -YIBADA English all 88 news articles » Google

Stars and Stripes France vows 'no retreat' from labor reforms amid growing unrest Stars and Stripes Union activists block the entrance of the industrial area in Boucau, near Bayonne, southwestern France, on a day of nationwide strikes and protests over a labor reform, Thursday, May 26, 2016. France's government vowed "no retreat" from planned labor ... and more » Source

Observer Outrageous Remark by Veteran Affairs Boss Is a Symptom of a Still-Ailing Agency Observer U.S. Veterans Affairs Secretary Robert McDonald walks past members of the American Legion before addressing their annual conference this February in Washington, DC. (Photo: Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images). On Monday, Veteran Affairs Secretary Robert ... and more » Google