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In his first public appearance after launching his U.S. Senate bid, state Rep. James Talarico said he had sprinted over the highest hurdle a first-time candidate for statewide office must face: ...

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On a balmy September night in Tokyo, Noah Lyles stood tall, arms raised, flapping his four fingers across his face, having just secured his fourth straight world title in the 200 meters — a feat that ...