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Cheerleading Dads Flip for Brotherhood, Perspective
A group of dads from Linden-Boro Chargers Cheerleading came together to support their daughters. Across six practices, they learned a cheer routine and then performed it at one of the squad’s competitions.
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Police Investigate Male Cheerleader Bullying Incident at Wilcox High School in Santa Clara
Santa Clara police showed up at Wilcox High School on Monday to investigate allegations that football players bullied a gay male cheerleader using homophobic slurs, according to school administrators.
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Teen With Down Syndrome Makes High School Cheer Squad
In most ways, Isabella is just like any other teenage cheerleader on her squad. She also has down syndrome.
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Former Cheerleader Sues University, Alleging Coaches Ignored Concussions
An ex-cheerleader who suffered multiple concussions while on the University of California, Berkeley’s cheerleading team, filed a lawsuit against the school, USA Federation for Sport Cheering, and her former coaches, for repeatedly endangering her health and safety, according to a complaint filed this week in Alameda County Superior Court.
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Cheerleader Sues Cal Over Concussions
A former UC Berkeley cheerleader is suing her university after alleging that coaches bullied her into participating in games and practices after she suffered three concussions. Lili Tan reports.
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Dayton Police Chief: It Defies ‘Believability' That Gunman ‘Would Shoot His Own Sister'
Police worked Monday to pin down why a 24-year-old gunman killed nine people, including his sister, in a weekend shooting rampage in a popular nightlife area in Dayton, Ohio. The gunman, who was wearing a mask and body armor when he opened fire in the bustling Oregon District early Sunday, was armed with an AR-15-style rifle. If all of the...
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Sadness to Anger: Dayton City Commissioner Calls for Gun Control
After nine people were killed in a mass shooting in Dayton, Ohio, City Commissioner Chris Shaw says the city’s sadness has turned to anger as they hope for gun control measures.
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How Jenna Bush Hager Became Kathie Lee Gifford's Perfect ‘Today' Replacement
Hoda Kotb’s newest co-host has developed a huge fan base with her authenticity and humor
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Miami Dolphins Cheerleader Attacked Ex-Boyfriend During Burglary: Police
A Miami Dolphins cheerleader was arrested after allegedly attacking her ex-boyfriend and another woman inside his home, police said.
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Wife of Lions Quarterback Matthew Stafford Has Brain Tumor
Kelly Stafford, the wife of Detroit Lions quarterback Matthew Stafford, plans to have surgery to remove a brain tumor.
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Democratic Presidential Hopeful Pete Buttigieg Asks How Vice President Mike Pence Can Support ‘Porn Star Presidency'
Democratic presidential hopeful Pete Buttigieg said Sunday night that he and Vice President Mike Pence have different views of their Christian faith and that he doesn’t understand Pence’s loyalty to President Donald Trump. The mayor of South Bend, Indiana, said his feeling “is that the Scripture is about protecting the stranger, the prisoner, the poor person, and that idea of...
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Indiana High School Football Player Charged With Killing Pregnant Cheerleader
An Indiana high school football player told investigators that he killed a 17-year-old schoolmate because he was angry that she waited so long to tell him she was pregnant with his child that it was too late to get an abortion, authorities said Monday.
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Hannity Joins Trump on Stage Despite Claiming He Wouldn't
Fox News said Tuesday that it has addressed the “unfortunate distraction” of Sean Hannity and Jeanine Pirro speaking at President Trump’s campaign rally in Missouri the night before, and that it doesn’t condone such behavior. The network did not say what, if any, discipline that the two network personalities would face. Meanwhile, Hannity tweeted on Tuesday that he was being...
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San Francisco 49ers Cheerleader Kneels During National Anthem at Thursday Night Football Game Against Oakland Raiders
A San Francisco 49ers cheerleader was spotted kneeling during the national anthem at Thursday’s game against the Oakland Raiders. The nationally televised game was held at Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara.
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Trump's Tariffs Put GOP Candidates in a Bind in Rural Areas
In the aptly named Harvester Restaurant, wheat farmer Roy Dube makes clear he’s no fan of President Donald Trump’s trade policy. “We get him elected into office and he pulls us out of trade agreements,” Dube said last week as local farmers gathered to hear Democratic House candidate Lisa Brown. Dube says China is buying less wheat from eastern Washington...
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DUI Suspect Lists Reasons Not to Be Arrested: She's a ‘Clean, Thoroughbred, White Girl'
A woman seen speeding through a stop sign at 60 mph (97 kph) told officers they shouldn’t arrest her because she’s a “very clean, thoroughbred, white girl,” police said. Her eyes glossy and bloodshot, Lauren Elizabeth Cutshaw was slurring her words and a breathalyzer showed her blood-alcohol level at .18 percent, according to police in Bluffton, South Carolina. But Cutshaw,...
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Former Cheerleader Sues Dallas Cowboys
Erica Wilkins files a lawsuit against the Dallas Cowboys for unfair and unequal pay during her time as a cheerleader with the team.
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Ex-Dallas Cowboys Cheerleader Sues Team, Says Male Mascot Made More than Cheerleaders
A former Dallas Cowboys cheerleader is suing the team for what she claims are unfair labor practices, according to a lawsuit.
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Former Texans Cheerleaders Sue Team, Allege Intimidation, Low Pay
Five former NFL cheerleaders sued the Houston Texans on Friday, alleging the team failed to fully compensate them as required by law and subjected them to a hostile work environment in which they were harassed, intimidated and forced to live in fear. The lawsuit, filed in Houston federal court, accuses the franchise of paying the women less than the $7.25...
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Redskins Cheerleaders Were Required to Escort Men to Costa Rica Nightclub: Report
Cheerleaders for the Washington Redskins say team officials required them to escort sponsors to a nightclub in Costa Rica in 2013, according to a report published Wednesday in The New York Times.