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WNBA champion Natasha Cloud points to ‘biggest hurdle’ in speech after calling America ‘trash’

WNBA champion Natasha Cloud points to ‘biggest hurdle’ in speech after calling America ‘trash’

Washington Mystics guard Natasha Cloud responded Monday to criticism she received for her views on America following two key Supreme Court rulings last week.Cloud, who helped the Mystics win a WNBA championship in 2019, wrote that the response to her opinion revealed what the "blatant" problem was."(Really) though if you just checked my timeline you'll see what I'm saying," he wrote. "It's obvious what the problem is. I think our biggest hurdle in all of this is getting self-centered, ignorant, misinformed, gullible, hateful people to step outside of themselves and really shut their mouths and listen." to what a non-white…
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Angels’ Mike Trout leaves game with wrist injury: ‘I can’t describe the pain I felt’

Angels’ Mike Trout leaves game with wrist injury: ‘I can’t describe the pain I felt’

Mike Trout may be one of the best players in baseball to ever step between the lines, but his inability to stay healthy for a full season reared its head again Monday night against the San Diego Padres.The three-time AL MVP left the game in the eighth inning with a sprained left wrist. He fouled a 0-1 shot from Nick Martinez and appeared to sprain his wrist in the process. Los Angeles manager Phil Nevin and a coach came out to see him and he left the game.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COM Mike Trout, #27, of the…
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Gentrification leads to madness and cannibalism in ‘The Horror of Dolores Roach’

Gentrification leads to madness and cannibalism in ‘The Horror of Dolores Roach’

When Justina Machado returns to her native Chicago, she hardly recognizes him. Machado grew up in downtown Chicago, in the Lincoln Park, Humboldt Park and Logan Square neighborhoods, all of which she, she says, have been gentrified.“You love good restaurants, you love all this beauty, but it saddens you that your people are being kicked out because who doesn't want good restaurants, good places, and safety? Who doesn't want that? The problem is that a lot of my people get kicked out... Taxes and property is like three times what you could buy in the '80s, '90s and early 2000s.…
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Roller coaster riders trapped upside down for hours at Wisconsin festival

Roller coaster riders trapped upside down for hours at Wisconsin festival

Thrill seekers at a Wisconsin festival got quite the scare over the holiday weekend after the roller coaster they were riding got stuck, leaving them hanging upside down for hours. The roller coaster at the Forest County Festival in Crandon appeared to shut down mid-ride Sunday, leaving some riders hanging upside down for at least three hours, according to the NBC News affiliate. WJFWBased in Rhinelander, Wisconsin. In a video shared on social media, several people could be seen dangling from a stuck roller coaster as rescuers climbed the ride to free them. NBC News could not immediately verify the…
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