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Owls await postseason fate - The Temple News

Owls await postseason fate - The Temple News

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S.J. boys and girls: Woodstown clinches share of Tri-County Diamond title

S.J. boys and girls: Woodstown clinches share of Tri-County Diamond title

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Two players exit women's basketball program - The Temple News

Two players exit women's basketball program - The Temple News

Junior Taylor Robinson has left the team and freshman Deja Reynolds has been suspended indefinitely.

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Berger sparks Owls off bench in win - The Temple News

Berger sparks Owls off bench in win - The Temple News

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Owls look to correct shooting woes - The Temple News

Owls look to correct shooting woes - The Temple News

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S.J. girls: Young and Diamond rally Burlington City past Medford Tech

S.J. girls: Young and Diamond rally Burlington City past Medford Tech

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Trump’s proposed $1.7 billion slush fund revives national discussion over reparations

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By Mark McCormick
| Missouri Independent
by Mark McCormick, Missouri Independent June 8, 2026 When President Trump floated the idea of a nearly $2 billion “Anti-Weaponization Fund” for people “horribly treated” by the federal government, he inadvertently reopened the debate about reparations for Black Americans. Suddenly, in a galling case of white grievance envy, it’s not such a far-fetched idea.
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Kansas Stand Your Ground law also should stand trial as C.J. Lofton civil suit returns to court

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By Mark McCormick
| The Pitch (Kansas City) Verified
Five Sedgwick County Juvenile Intake and Assessment Center officers held a 135-pound, 17-year-old Cedric "C.J." Lofton face down, pressure on his back, until he died in 2021. Can anyone reasonably believe these five officers considered themselves at great risk of bodily harm, part of the "stand your ground" standard Sedgwick County District Attorney Marc Bennett used in declining to prosecute them?
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Kansas Stand Your Ground law also should stand trial as C.J. Lofton civil suit returns to court Original

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By Mark McCormick
| Kansas Reflector
Five Sedgwick County Juvenile Intake and Assessment Center officers held a 135-pound, 17-year-old Cedric “C.J.” Lofton face down, pressure on his back, until he died in 2021. Can anyone reasonably believe these five officers considered themselves at great risk of bodily harm, part of the “stand your ground” standard Sedgwick County District Attorney Marc Bennett used in declining to prosecute them?
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