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Khloé Kardashian has officially changed son's name to Tatum Thompson. Here's a guide to the many other Kardashian-Jenner kids.
Parents Kylie Jenner and Kim, Khloé, Kourtney and Rob Kardashian, have explained the meanings behind their kids' names.
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Thursday Night Football: Refs don't eject Niners LT Trent Williams for throwing punch at end of 1st half
This isn't the first time Trent Williams has punched someone on an NFL field.
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Julie Ertz finishes career with 3-0 USWNT win in farewell match
Ertz called it a career after 10-plus years with the USWNT and two World Cup titles.
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Zelensky returns to Washington to press Ukraine's case
Zelensky's second visit to Washington since the Russian invasion began was more fraught than the first.
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MLB 2023 postseason tracker: Follow along with division chases and wild-card races as we count down to October
The Twins are one game away from joining the Braves, Dodgers, Orioles and Rays in the 2023 postseason field.
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Where did Deshaun Watson's game go? The Browns need to figure it out quickly
It's been almost three years since we've seen Deshaun Watson play a truly great game. The Browns still believe he can turn things around.
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Mets manager Buck Showalter shrugs off Tommy Pham blasting team's work ethic
“Out of all the teams I played on, this is the least-hardest working group of position players I’ve ever played with," Pham said.
- BusinessTechCrunch
TikTok may start serving you Google Search results
TikTok is testing a new feature that integrates Google Search into its own in-app search results. The test, spotted by app researcher Radu Oncescu, shows a small box midway down TikTok's search page that invites users to search for the same terms on Google. A TikTok spokesperson confirmed to Business Insider that the Google Search feature is one of the third-party integrations the app is currently testing in some markets.
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Katie Haun believes now is a good time to invest in crypto
Nearly two years ago, Katie Haun left Andreessen Horowitz and raised two crypto funds totaling $1.5 billion. At TechCrunch Disrupt, she looked back at what happened over the past couple of years and confirmed that she’s still very optimistic about the future of crypto. When Katie Haun was a general partner at a16z, bitcoin was trading at $65,000 and Sam Bankman-Fried was still at the helm of FTX.
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eStreamly blends physical, digital shopping with the video as the star
Livestream shopping isn’t as popular in the United States as it is in other parts of the world — yet. The company initially launched in 2021 and has since raised $450,000 from individual investors. Co-founders Nicolas Bailliache and Smitha Kommareddi met each other at a blockchain hackathon in 2018.