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- 1Roberts court accused of reviving Jim Crow-era rollback▼Jim Crow was on the ash heap of history. Then came the Roberts court.
A Mother Jones column argues that the legal system of racial segregation, long consigned to history, is being partially resurrected by the US Supreme Court under Chief Justice John Roberts. The piece reflects a broader liberal critique that the court's rulings on voting rights, race and discrimination have dismantled civil-rights-era protections.
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Russell Crowe's new Netflix crime thriller about the Unabomber case has become the most-watched film on the platform worldwide. The drama centres on Harvard professor Henry A. Murray, whose personality study was famously taken part in by a young Ted Kaczynski before he carried out his mail-bombing campaign. Reviews are split, with The Telegraph criticising the film while audiences push it to the top of global charts.
- 3Dog rescued from Crow Nation land finds new home●Otter came from Aapsolooke Nation to our E. Abandoned w her Ma and 3 siblings. Pack of 5 wild for few months trying to s
A dog named Otter, who came from the Apsáalooke (Crow) Nation in Montana, was abandoned as a young animal along with her mother and three siblings. The pack of five was struggling to survive for months, and with the Bureau of Indian Affairs reportedly planning to shoot them, someone rounded them up and took them to a shelter in Billings. In October 2022 she was found a year old, starved and underweight, but has since recovered.
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Chicago Cubs outfielder Pete Crow-Armstrong is a trending search topic in Japan. His name is surfacing alongside Japanese-language coverage of Major League Baseball's postseason, including reports about a rival of Shohei Ohtani suffering a '7-0' collapse and being eliminated in a series, with two MVP candidates already out. Japanese sports outlets are closely following how star players fare in the October games.
- 5Artist sketches ravens and crows with Jinhao 159 fountain pen●Sketching some of my favorite birds, ravens and crows! I used my favorite fude nib fountain pen, the Jinhao 159. # fount
An artist is sharing sketches of ravens and crows drawn with a Jinhao 159 fountain pen fitted with a fude nib, praising it as a favorite tool. The artwork, tagged as science-inspired bird art, is drawing attention from fountain pen and corvid enthusiasts who enjoy seeing the affordable pen used for expressive wildlife sketching.
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The San Diego Padres completed a two-game Wild Card sweep of the Chicago Cubs, winning Game 2 4-1. Gavin Sheets delivered the decisive blow with a pinch-hit home run, while the Cubs' offence largely disappeared across the series. Young star Pete Crow-Armstrong and Chicago's lineup meekly exited the playoffs, ending their post-season run after just two games.
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Chicago Cubs outfielder Pete Crow-Armstrong says he has "more to prove" as the team prepares to open its postseason run. Speaking ahead of the playoffs, the young center fielder expressed eagerness to help Chicago start October strong after a standout season. Fans and local media are focused on whether the breakout star can carry his regular-season form into the playoffs and spark a deep Cubs run.
- 8ASU President Crow Hosts Historian for Democracy Discussion▼President Crow hosts U.S. historian to discuss the past, present and future of democracy
Arizona State University President Michael Crow hosted a conversation with a U.S. historian covering the past, present and future of American democracy. The event, covered by the university's student paper, framed democratic institutions as under strain and examined lessons from history for current challenges. It forms part of ongoing campus programming on civic life and governance.
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Chicago Cubs center fielder Pete Crow-Armstrong is in the spotlight as the Cubs prepare for the postseason. Local coverage frames the young outfielder as the franchise's centerpiece, noting that a strong playoff run is the next step. Crow-Armstrong himself says he has 'more to prove' and is eager to help Chicago start October strong after a breakout season.
- 10Psalmayene 24 on Shakespeare in the Jim Crow South●Psalmayene 24 on what Shakespeare is doing in America’s Jim Crow South
Theatre artist Psalmayene 24 is discussing Shakespeare's place in America's Jim Crow South, according to an interview published by DC Theater Arts. The piece explores how the playwright's work intersects with the segregated South, a reading that touches on race, performance history, and whose stories get staged. Readers of the DC theatre scene are sharing the conversation about reinterpreting the classic canon through this historical lens.
- 11Pete Crow-Armstrong named Baseball Digest Player of the Year●Pete Crow-Armstrong wins Baseball Digest POTY
Chicago Cubs outfielder Pete Crow-Armstrong has been named Baseball Digest Player of the Year, according to an announcement carried by MLB.com. The honor recognizes his standout season, in which the young center fielder combined elite defense with a potent bat and established himself as one of baseball's brightest young stars.
- 12Crowe Named Big South Freshman of the Week After Top-Five Finish▼Crowe Named Big South Freshman of the Week Following Top-Five Finish at the Ironwood Collegiate Classic
Charleston Southern golfer Crowe has been named Big South Freshman of the Week after a top-five finish at the Ironwood Collegiate Classic. The honor recognizes the freshman's strong early-season performance in collegiate golf, adding to Charleston Southern's presence in the Big South Conference this season.
- 13Russell Crowe's New True Crime Thriller Tops Netflix Charts●Russell Crowe's New True Crime Thriller Is Officially Netflix’s No. 1 Movie
Russell Crowe's latest true crime thriller has reached the number one spot on Netflix's global movie chart. The streaming platform's most-watched film is now the actor's new release, drawing wide attention as it overtakes other titles on the service. The film's rapid rise to the top has made it one of the most talked-about releases of the moment.
- 14Ohtani or Crow-Armstrong? Early top 50 players for 2027●Ohtani or Crow-Armstrong at No. 1? Your way-too-early top 50 players for 2027
ESPN has published a way-too-early ranking of the top 50 MLB players for the 2027 season, posing the question of whether Shohei Ohtani of the Los Angeles Dodgers or Chicago Cubs center fielder Pete Crow-Armstrong should be considered the No. 1 player in the game. The list invites debate among baseball fans about who will dominate the league two seasons from now.
- 15Sheryl Crow finds 'great liberation' in not chasing hits●Sheryl Crow says she's found 'great liberation' in not chasing the next hit
Sheryl Crow says she has found 'great liberation' in no longer chasing her next hit, a remark she shared in an interview with NPR. The singer-songwriter, known for decades of chart success, is reflecting on a career stage where commercial pressure has eased. Her comments are drawing attention from fans and music watchers, many of whom see the remarks as a candid take on longevity in the music industry.
- 16Pete Crow-Armstrong Reflects on Performance and Elimination●Pete Crow-Armstrong on his performance, elimination
Chicago Cubs outfielder Pete Crow-Armstrong spoke about his own performance and the team's elimination from the postseason. The remarks come as the young star assesses a playoff run that ended short of expectations, with attention on how he and the Cubs build on the experience next season.