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The former Giants star surpassed the 2,000-yard rushing mark, becoming the first player to join the exclusive club since Derrick Henry in 2020. Barkley entered Week 17 needing 162 yards to reach ...

After the victory, the 27-year-old, who has recorded a total of 6,110 yards on the ground, spoke about making history. "It feels unreal, to be honest with you," Jackson said, via Jamison Hensley ...

In October, Manhattan-based art advisor Lisa Schiff pled guilty to wire fraud and agreed to forfeit the $6.5 million she was accused of making through the sale of (or, in some cases, the failure ...

If the maxim for the conscientious camper is to Leave No Trace, anthropologists are arguing for a corresponding approach as humanity ventures out across the solar system. Collecting the trash that ...

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The "Junk fees" law goes into effect in Minnesota on Jan. 1, 2025. The new law requires prices advertised to include all fees and surcharges. Some in the hospitality industry say the mandate is ...

Workers collectively paid millions of dollars in “junk fees” in order to move that money into their own bank accounts, according to the lawsuit. CFPB Director Rohit Chopra told HuffPost the costs to ...

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