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Gabby Williams leads Golden State Valkyries to WNBA title with 68-63 Game 7 win over Atlanta Dream
The Golden State Valkyries captured a championship in just their second season by beating the Atlanta Dream 68-63 in a sensational first WNBA Finals Game 7.
'Fair of Thugs': BJP takes swipe at opposition with poster ahead of massive INDIA bloc rally
As the INDIA bloc prepares for its rally, the Delhi unit of BJP has launched a poster campaign aimed at opposition leaders. This rally is centered on demanding Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar's resignation over perceived electoral discrepancies. Many protesters from different states have arrived to raise concerns about the electoral process, particularly regarding Electronic Voting Machines.
Matthews, Nylander lead Leafs to win over Canucks
Auston Matthews collected his team-leading 11th goal of the season as the Toronto Maple Leafs defeated the Vancouver Canucks 4-2 Saturday to snap a two-game NHL skid.
Gabby Williams leads Valkyries to WNBA championship
When the final buzzer sounded, the violet-clad sellout crowd at Chase Center went into a frenzy as players sprinted onto the floor to hug and celebrate as confetti fell from the rafters.
Gabby Williams leads Valkyries to WNBA championship in second season, beating Dream 68-63 in Game 7
Gabby Williams scored her team's final 11 points of the third quarter and dazzled through the fourth on the way to 30 points as Golden State won.
Gabby Williams powers Valkyries past Dream in Game 7 for historic WNBA title
Valkyries prevail 68-63 in league's first-ever Game 7Williams scores 30 as Golden State win first titleSecond-year franchise complete remarkable riseRead Bryan Graham's minute-by-minute reportIn the middle of Chase Center, the Golden State Valkyries gathered somewhere they have been only a handful of times. They are, after all, just a second-year franchise.But on Saturday night they came together to collect their trophy as WNBA champions. Kaila Charles embraced Tiffany Hayes as they jumped up and down. Kayla Thornton screamed towards the ceiling. Continue reading...
Lewis Hamilton Takes Record 105th Pole And First For Ferrari, As Kimi Antonelli Lurks
Lewis Hamilton became the oldest man to claim a pole position since 1982 when he secured his first pole for Ferrari ahead of Mercedes' George Russell in Saturday's qualifying for the Mexico City Grand Prix
Valkyries defeat Dream in historic Game 7 to capture 1st WNBA title in 2nd season
Gabby Williams scored her team's final 11 points of the third quarter and dazzled through the fourth on the way to 30 points, and the Golden State Valkyries captured a championship in just their second season by beating the Atlanta Dream 68-63 in a sensational first WNBA Finals Game 7 Saturday night in San Francisco.
Atlanta Dream 63-68 Golden State Valkyries: WNBA finals 2026 Game 7 – live reaction
Valkyries defeat Dream in winner-take-all Game 7Golden State win title in just their second seasonReach out to Bryan on Bluesky or by emailDream 11-10 Valkyries, 2.16, 1st quarterAtlanta have gone on an 11-2 run to take their first lead of Game 7, with Rhyne Howard's turnaround fadeaway putting the Dream ahead 11-10 with 2min 16sec remaining in the opening quarter. Continue reading...
Matthews, Nylander lead Leafs to 4-2 win over struggling Canucks - CTV News
Matthews, Nylander lead Leafs to 4-2 win over struggling Canucks CTV News
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The Gilded Age — 4x1: "Ring the Bells" (HBO)

Bertha faces Gladys's difficult childbirth, Peggy achieves a milestone and Agnes makes plans to host a prestigious dinner.

The Simpsons — 38x5: "Testing 1-2-3" (FOX)

In what she argues is not an attempt to get extra time on tests, Lisa has herself evaluated for three types of neurodiversity.. which remind her of behaviors she's witnessed in Principal Skinner, Comic Boy and Homer. Perhaps these atypical behaviors aren't as atypical as we think.

Tracker — 4x5: "Need to Know" (CBS)

After a military contractor's wife and daughter are kidnapped, Colter discovers Russell is investigating a related lead. The Shaw brothers join forces to uncover a high-stakes cover-up.

Last Week Tonight with John Oliver — 13x28: "Episode 28" (HBO)

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Today In History
996 — Otto III Grants Land to Freising Bishopric
Holy Roman Emperor Otto III granted the Bavarian bishopric of Freising 30 "royal hides," or about 8 square km (2,000 acres), of land in a deed that contained the first recorded use of the name Ostarrîchi, from which the name Austria is derived
2023 — Texas Rangers Win First World Series
The Texas Rangers defeated the Arizona Diamondbacks, 4–1, to win the franchise's first World Series. How much do you know about football?
2006 — American Novelist William Styron Dies at 81
American novelist William Styron—known for his treatment of tragic themes and his rich classical prose style, highlighted in such works as Sophie's Choice (1979)—died at age 81
1999 — Walter Payton, Legendary NFL Running Back, Dies
American professional gridiron football player Walter Payton, who was one of the game's greatest running backs, died from bile duct cancer
1997 — Titanic Premieres at Tokyo Film Festival
Titanic, directed by James Cameron, had its first public screening at the Tokyo International Film Festival in 1997. The film went on to become one of the highest-grossing movies of all time and launched the careers of Leonardo Di Caprio and Kate Winslet.
1994 — NASA Launches Wind Spacecraft for Sun-Earth Halo Orbit
The National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) launched its Wind spacecraft on a mission that would include a "halo orbit" between the Sun and Earth to explore the space environment there
1993 — Maastricht Treaty Establishes European Union
The Maastricht Treaty entered into force, thereby establishing the European Union
1981 — Antigua and Barbuda Gains Independence
Antigua and Barbuda achieved independence from the United Kingdom, with Vere Bird serving as the first prime minister
1967 — Cool Hand Luke Premieres with Paul Newman's Iconic Performance
The film classic Cool Hand Luke opened in American theatres, and it became especially known for Paul Newman's performance in one of his iconic antihero roles
1952 — First thermonuclear bomb tested by the United States
On this day in 1952 on an atoll of the Marshall Islands, Edward Teller and other American scientists tested the first thermonuclear bomb, its power resulting from an uncontrolled, self-sustaining nuclear chain reaction
1950 — FALN Assassination Attempt on President Truman
Puerto Rican nationalists, members of the Armed Forces of National Liberation (FALN), attempted to assassinate U.S. President Harry S. Truman
1938 — Seabiscuit Defeats War Admiral in Iconic Race
In 1938, the horse race between Seabiscuit and War Admiral captivated the nation during the Great Depression. Seabiscuit, the underdog, defeated the favored War Admiral by four lengths in a highly anticipated matchup that has become one of the most iconic moments in American sports history.
1922 — Atatürk-led Grand National Assembly Abolishes Sultanate
The Grand National Assembly, at the behest of Kemal Atatürk, voted to abolish the sultanate of Turkey
1871 — Birth of American Author Stephen Crane
American author Stephen Crane, whose works included The Red Badge of Courage (1895), was born
1765 — British Parliament's Stamp Act in American Colonies
The Stamp Act imposed direct tax on American colonies by British Parliament
1755 — 1755 Lisbon Earthquake Devastates City
Lisbon was heavily damaged by an earthquake that demolished more than 9,000 buildings and killed as many as 30,000 people. How much do you know about natural disasters? Photos.com/Jupiterimages
1611 — Shakespeare's The Tempest performed for the first time in 1611
William Shakespeare's The Tempest was reportedly performed for the first time
1512 — Michelangelo's Sistine Chapel Ceiling Unveiled
In 1512, the general public was granted access to view Michelangelo's iconic fresco painting on the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel in the Vatican Palace. This artwork is considered one of the greatest achievements in Western art history.

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