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Garland leads shorthanded Cavaliers to 122-119 win over 76ers in overtime

Published Tue, 25 Feb 2025 02:37:57 GMT

PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Despite playing shorthanded for a third straight game, the Cleveland Cavaliers continued their winning ways as Darius Garland scored 32 points and Jarrett Allen added 26 in a 122-119 overtime win over the Philadelphia 76ers on Tuesday night in the NBA In-Season Tournament.The Cavaliers (8-6, 2-1 In-Season Tournament) remained alive for the Eastern Conference’s wild-card berth despite playing without three rotation pieces in Donovan Mitchell, Caris LeVert and Isaac Okoro due to injury. Indiana clinched the East Group A title with its win over Atlanta, improving to 3-0 and holding a win over Cleveland earlier in the tournament. Cleveland had six players in double figures. The Cavs dominated the paint and the glass, outrebounding the Sixers 61-53 and holding a 68-52 edge in points in the paint. The 76ers (10-4, 2-2 In-Season Tournament) were eliminated from tournament contention, losing both games on its bright red home court. Overall, the 76ers have lost thre...

Issac McBride’s 23 points lead Oral Roberts over Texas Southern 65-63

Published Tue, 25 Feb 2025 02:37:57 GMT

TULSA, Okla. (AP) — Issac McBride scored 23 points as Oral Roberts beat Texas Southern 65-63 on Tuesday night.Jonathan Cisse’s 3-pointers gave Texas Southern a 63-62 lead with 44 seconds left. DeShang Weaver made a pair of free throws with 30 seconds to go and Kareem Thompson made 1 of 2 from the line with five seconds left to seal it for Oral Roberts. McBride was 7-of-16 shooting, including 5 for 8 from 3-point range, and went 4 for 4 from the line for the Golden Eagles (2-3). Jailen Bedford scored 14 points and grabbed nine rebounds. Weaver finished with 13 points while adding eight rebounds and three blocks.Deon Stroud scored 20 points for the Tigers (0-5). Texas Southern also got 10 points, four assists and two steals from Cisse. Kenny Hunter also had 10 points and two blocks.___The Associated Press created this story using technology provided by Data Skrive and data from Sportradar.Source

Republican Celeste Maloy wins Utah special election to replace her former boss US Rep. Chris Stewart

Published Tue, 25 Feb 2025 02:37:57 GMT

Republican Celeste Maloy has won a Utah special election to replace her former boss, U.S. Rep. Chris Stewart, in a race that will put a woman back among Utah’s five-member congressional delegation for the first time since 2019.Maloy beat state Sen. Kathleen Riebe, who as minority whip is the Utah Senate’s second-ranking Democrat. Stewart resigned in September after 10 years in Congress because his wife is ill.Maloy was Stewart’s chief legal counsel. She had Stewart’s endorsement and that of former Utah U.S. Rep. Rob Bishop, and was favored to win in the reliably Republican 2nd District, which sprawls from Salt Lake City to the state’s western and southern edges.Maloy will be only the fifth woman in history to represent Utah in the U.S. House. The most recent was Mia Love, who served from 2015-2019 and was the state’s first Black congresswoman. Utah has never had a woman in the U.S. Senate.A southern Nevada native and current resident of southwestern Utah, Maloy campaigned on improvi...

Ajiboye’s 21 lead Valparaiso past Western Illinois 73-66

Published Tue, 25 Feb 2025 02:37:57 GMT

VALPARAISO, Ind. (AP) — Ola Ajiboye scored 21 points as Valparaiso beat Western Illinois 73-66 on Tuesday night.Ajiboye had eight rebounds for the Beacons (3-2). Cooper Schwieger scored 13 points, shooting 5 for 11, including 2 for 4 from beyond the arc. Jahari Williamson shot 5 for 10, including 3 for 6 from beyond the arc to finish with 13 points, while adding three steals.The Leathernecks (2-3, Ohio Valley Conference) were led by Jesiah West, who posted 19 points, six rebounds and two steals. James Dent Jr. added 15 points, six rebounds and seven assists for Western Illinois. In addition, Drew Cisse finished with 13 points and 14 rebounds.___The Associated Press created this story using technology provided by Data Skrive and data from Sportradar.Source

Hit-and-run driver kills Denver scooter rider

Published Tue, 25 Feb 2025 02:37:57 GMT

DENVER (KDVR) — The search continues for a driver accused of hitting a scooter rider in northwest Denver and then driving away.Metro Denver Crime Stoppers said Nick Cordova was riding his scooter on Speer Boulevard, near Grove Street, when he was hit early Saturday morning. Flyers have been posted in the area. FOX31 Newsletters: Sign up to get breaking news sent to your inbox Cordova worked for years at nearby Blue Pan Pizza in the Highland neighborhood."Very good friend, very close colleague, and my entire team is pretty devastated at the moment," Blue Pan coowner Giles Flanagin said.The suspect vehicle is described as a white SUV with front-end damage.Anyone with information is urged to call Metro Denver Crime Stoppers at 720-913-7867 (STOP).

Kyle Wilder authoring greatest comeback yet

Published Tue, 25 Feb 2025 02:37:57 GMT

On a late September afternoon, Chelmsford senior Kyle Wilder asked a question no 17-year old should ever have to utter.“Am I going to die?”Now nearly two months later Kyle is at home with a semblance of peace, using the same qualities that built him into a varsity quarterback to overcome a life-altering two weeks and find hope in his future.“Always believe and never give up,” Kyle said. “I always believed and I never gave up and I am here today smiling.”Kyle was always the quarterback of Chelmsford’s future. A commensurate role model for his teammates, Kyle is defined not by bravado or flamboyance but rather a calm, kind-spirited nature filled with internal resilience. His first varsity pass as a freshman late in the season was a touchdown. In his sophomore and junior campaigns the team went 8-3 and last year hosted a state tournament game. Yet his senior year never made it past week three.On Friday Sept. 22, Kyle made a rare appearance on d...

Turn Thanksgiving leftovers into a knockout meal

Published Tue, 25 Feb 2025 02:37:57 GMT

Let’s admit that Thanksgiving Day leftovers, though familiar and comforting, are boring. But with the roasting, toasting and simmering already done, they make a blank canvas for the adventuresome cook.Leftover turkey is perfect in a hearty soup or stew, whether or not you simmer up your own stock. Take turkey pho, the gingery Asian noodle soup. It’s quick and light, a slurpable warming meal in a bowl (see recipe).My grandmother’s traditional stuffing is so fussy, I repurpose every crumb — top it with fried or scrambled eggs for brunch or turn it into a savory bread pudding. It inspired the mushroom croquettes (see recipe).Mashed potatoes, spiked with chopped jalapeño and topped with Cheddar, make a lush potato gratin. Add them to soups and stews to give them body or use them to top turkey and vegetable shepherd’s pies.Curried sweet potato bisque dispatches what’s left of the candied side dish. Just whir those sweet potatoes with coconut milk and your fa...

Kerrigan: Biden’s IP waiver disaster for small businesses

Published Tue, 25 Feb 2025 02:37:57 GMT

The Biden administration is considering giving away ground-breaking American technologies to China, India, and other countries — yes, for free. This giveaway would ravage the small businesses that drive innovation in the United States, and crush the economy in the process.The give-a-away would waive aspects of the World Trade Organization’s (WTO’s) Agreement on Trade Related Aspects of Intellectual Property Rights, or TRIPS Agreement, which sets global shared standards for intellectual property (IP) protection. Last year, with the Biden administration’s blessing, the WTO waived certain commitments in the TRIPS Agreement for COVID vaccines. Not a single shot can be attributed to that action. Now, the Biden administration may double down on failed policy, and potentially expand the waiver to COVID therapies and tests.An expanded IP waiver would have disastrous consequences for the life sciences sector, and by extension small businesses. Nine out of 10 U.S. phar...

‘Wish’ has lots of Disney star power

Published Tue, 25 Feb 2025 02:37:57 GMT

The animated, centenary effort “Wish” might be one of the most self-referential films from Disney. This is the company that has asked fans to “wish upon a star” ever since “Pinocchio” (1940). Directed by Chris Buck of “Frozen” and Fawn Veerasunthorn, making her debut, and written by Jennifer Lee (“Frozen”) and Allison Moore, “Wish” is set in the mythical kingdom of Rosas, a vaguely Latin place in the Mediterranean Sea, where the inhabitants literally give their wishes to their leader Magnifico (Chris Pine), a rather obviously evil sorcerer, who stores the stolen wishes in bubbles in the ceiling of his tower, where his study and laboratory are situated.When they give up their wishes, the inhabitants forget what they were and feel an emptiness they can never fill. The strong-willed, rebellious 17-year-old girl named Asha (Academy Award-winner Ariana DeBose), who is about to celebrate her grandfather’s 100th birthday, is given a chance to become Magnifico’s apprentice. Asha...

Lowry: In praise of the Pilgrims & their legacy

Published Tue, 25 Feb 2025 02:37:57 GMT

The Pilgrims were unquestionably “settler colonialists.”As such, they are increasingly out of favor as Thanksgiving begins to suffer some of the erosion that has drastically diminished Columbus Day. Thanksgiving is too big a holiday to get dethroned, at least anytime soon, but it’s worth sticking up for the Pilgrims now accused of myriad sins.They have, no doubt, been simplified, airbrushed and romanticized over the years, yet that’s no reason to make them cardboard cut-out villains in a morality tale about the evils of European civilization.Theirs is a story of extraordinary endurance and faithfulness, in which can be seen glimmers of what would become a great experiment in republican government on these shores.The Pilgrims were so-called separatists who rejected the Church of England. Harried out of England, they escaped to the Netherlands in pursuit of the right to worship as they pleased. Then, a group decided to make the leap across the Atlantic.They did...