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Don West, a former Shop at Home Network pitcher who later became a commentator for Total Nonstop Action and Impact Wrestling, died Friday. He was 59 years old.Mike Tenay, West's partner on the Impact Wrestling broadcasts, revealed that the commentator battled lymphoma. The company also released a statement on West's death.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COM The TNA logo in 2009. (Raveendran/AFP via Getty Images)"Don was truly one of a kind and lit up every room he walked into," Impact Wrestling executive vice president Scott D'Amore said in a statement. "He brought out the best in people and…

WASHINGTON — The US is heading into another era of divided government in the new year, as Republicans are poised to reclaim control of the House of Representatives on January 3. Democrats will wield an expanded majority of 51 seats in the Senate and control the presidency.As recent decades have shown, divided control of Congress can become complicated in an era of growing partisanship and political acrimony. And the dynamics at the two ends of Pennsylvania Avenue will set the backdrop for the 2024 presidential election.Here are four battles coming up on Capitol Hill this year.A fight for the leadership…

A controversial call during Michigan's loss to TCU in the college football playoff semifinal had the wide receiver participate in the play even after the game had ended.In the second quarter, it looked like the Wolverines had a touchdown in the bag with a pass from quarterback JJ McCarthy to wide receiver Roman Wilson, who caught the ball and appeared to fall towards the end zone. However, officials determined that when Wilson went down, the ball had not yet crossed the plane and ended up 1 yard from the goal line.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COM Michigan Wolverines…

This Monday takes place the wake of Pelé, who disappeared last Thursday at the age of 82at the Vila Belmiro stadium, in the city of Santos, where "O Rei" played at home for most of his sports career.The ceremony is attended by the president of FIFA, Gianni Infantino, personalities from the world of football, Pelé's relatives and hundreds of fans who mourn the loss of the 'King'. The footballer's coffin was carried by Edinho, Pelé's son; former player Zé Roberto and part of the Santos staff to a tent located in the center of the field, a space that is…