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How the NFL blocks Black coaches

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By Dave Sheinin, Michael Lee, Emily Giambalvo, Artur Galocha Verified, Clara Ence Morse Verified
| Yahoo Sports Verified
1 / 3 In 1989, the Los Angeles Raiders hired Art Shell, who became the first Black head coach in the modern history of the National Football League. He is one of 191 people who have been head coaches in the three-plus decades since. A brief uptick of Black coaching hires in the mid-2000s provided hope that racial equity was within reach. But that glimmer of progress was a mirage. In the 33 years since Shell’s hiring, just 24 other head coaches have been Black .
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The powerful tools in ICE’s arsenal to track suspects - and protesters

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By Eva Dou, Artur Galocha Verified, Kevin Schaul Verified
| The Morning Sun Verified
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... By Eva Dou, Artur Galocha, Kevin Schaul The Washington Post Masks, guns and tactical gear are unmistakable hallmarks of Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers. Less visible is an array of intrusive technologies helping ICE locate and track undocumented immigrants and, increasingly, citizens opposed to the government’s deportation campaign.
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The powerful tools in ICE’s arsenal to track suspects - and protesters

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By Eva Dou, Artur Galocha Verified, Kevin Schaul Verified
| Anchorage Daily News Verified
Federal agents approach a vehicle on Thursday, Jan. 29, 2026, in Minneapolis. (AP Photo/Adam Gray) Masks, guns and tactical gear are unmistakable hallmarks of Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers. Less visible is an array of intrusive technologies helping ICE locate and track undocumented immigrants and, increasingly, citizens opposed to the government’s deportation campaign.
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