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The Cleveland Browns won't have a reliable veteran at least through the start of training camp.The team announced that wide receiver Marquise Goodwin is dealing with blood clots.Goodwin is about to start his 10th NFL season after signing with Cleveland this offseason, but revealed Friday that he experienced shortness of breath and leg discomfort during practice.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COM Marquise Goodwin of the Cleveland Browns performs a drill during the Cleveland Browns' mandatory veterans' minicamp at the CrossCountry Mortgage Campus on June 7, 2023 in Berea, Ohio. (Nick Cammett/Diamond Images via Getty Images)A checkup revealed clots…

Israel's military said on Friday it was examining the impact of a letter sent by air force reservists threatening to stop volunteering for service if the government goes ahead with a planned judicial reform.Spokesman Daniel Hagari said the army was reviewing the details of the letter, which it said was signed by more than 1,100 reservists, and "will examine the implications accordingly."The letter, published in Israeli media without listing the signatories, was the latest sign of opposition within the military to judicial changes pushed by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's religious nationalist coalition.It seemed to make at least some members of…

In the 1950s, Tony Bennett watched with dismay as black musicians such as Nat King Cole and Duke Ellington were denied entry to concert hall dining rooms and hotels. The injustice he witnessed infuriated the young singer."I had never been politically inclined, but these things went beyond politics," Bennett wrote in "The Good Life," his 1998 autobiography. "Nate and Duke were geniuses, brilliant human beings who gave the world the most beautiful music it has ever heard, and yet they were treated like second-class citizens. The whole situation infuriated me."So when artist and activist Harry Belafonte called Bennett and asked…

US Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg has said he is willing to take a hard line on airlines when necessary as the Biden administration promises a radical improvement in passenger and consumer protection."We continue to work to make sure that the airlines meet their obligations, which we will enforce," Buttigieg told Reuters in a wide-ranging interview on Thursday.US airlines have sparred with the administration in recent years over liability for flight delayspassenger rights, landing slots and other matters. Carriers and a federal audit say the Federal Aviation Administration air traffic control staffing should be increased.Buttigieg has opened numerous investigations and imposed…