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Mark Anderson

Washington, D.C.
As seen in: The Independent (UK), The Wall Street Journal, MarketWatch, SFGate, The Toronto Star, U.S. News and World Report, Chron, Denver Business Journal, Minneapolis/St. Paul Business Journal, New York Business Journal and
Deputy Economics Editor @WSJ. Multisport all-terrain traveler. Photographer. Hot jazz and roots fiend.
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Las Vegas Aces eye historic third WNBA title in four years

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By Mark Anderson , Mark Anderson
| WPLG-TV (Pembroke Park, FL)
LAS VEGAS (AP) — Not only does Phoenix await the Aces in the WNBA Finals, but so does history. Las Vegas has the opportunity to become champions for the third time in four years, a feat surpassed only by the Houston Comets, who won the league's first four titles in 1997-2000 The second-seeded Aces, who won championships in 2022 and 2023, open the best-of-seven Finals by hosting the No. 4 Mercury on Friday.
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Will Canelo vs. Crawford be one of biggest fights in Las Vegas history?

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By Mark Anderson, W.G. Ramirez
| Pasadena Star-News
By MARK ANDERSON and W.G. RAMIREZ AP Sports Writers LAS VEGAS - Even in a city known for staging some of boxing's greatest fights, the Canelo Alvarez-Terence Crawford match stands nearly alone. It will be the first fight at 5-year-old Allegiant Stadium, the Saturday night showdown underscoring the magnitude of an event that will have implications for both boxers trying to further strengthen their Hall of Fame-worthy careers.
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Biden should not have pardoned son

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By Mark Anderson, Mark Anderson Mankato
| Mankato Free Press
The breadth of the pardon provided by President Joe Biden to his son is unprecedented and damaging to the republic, the Democratic party and our belief that nobody is above the law.
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