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Yahoo SportsThe best things we saw this week: Tyler Duffey returns to the mound for Kansas City
The Royals' reliever was diagnosed with melanoma during spring training.
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NASCAR: Tyler Reddick wins at Talladega as Michael McDowell triggers massive crash
It's Reddick's first win of the season and it came as McDowell crashed from the lead on the final lap.
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2024 NFL Draft grades: New York Giants make improvements at wide receiver, tight end and safety — but no QB
Yahoo Sports' Charles McDonald breaks down the Giants' 2024 draft.
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NFL Draft: 'All-in' Cowboys trade down with Lions, select Oklahoma OT Tyler Guyton
The Cowboys will now select No. 29 in the first round instead of 24th.
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Yankees manager Aaron Boone ejected after fan mouths off to home plate umpire
You don't see an ejection like this every day.
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Heading into his fifth start for the Dodgers, what have we learned about Yoshinobu Yamamoto?
Yamamoto's reliance on his curveball and splitter through his first four outings makes his arsenal one of the most unique in MLB.
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Red Sox OF Tyler O'Neill bloodied, leaves game after head-to-head collision with teammate Rafael Devers
O'Neill required eight stitches after a violent collision caused his head to snap back and left him and Rafael Devers sprawled on the the outfield turf at Fenway Park.
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Welcome to MLB: Padres rookie strikes out on pitch to helmet, which ump got wrong
Graham Pauley has had better at-bats.
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Historic rainfall in the United Arab Emirates sparks cloud seeding concerns. But experts say climate change is likely to blame for flooding.
This week the United Arab Emirates saw record rainfall, the heaviest amount in 75 years. Many have speculated that the nation’s cloud seeding operations were to blame, though experts said otherwise. Here's what to know.
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Photos: Tornadoes rip through Nebraska and Iowa, destroying homes and causing severe damage
Tornadoes tore through the Midwest this week.
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Only 57 companies produced 80 percent of global carbon dioxide
A new report found that just 57 companies produced 80 percent of carbon dioxide emissions worldwide between 2016 and 2022.
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Severe storm season is here: How to stay safe during heavy rain, lightning and tornadoes
Experts say to stock up, pay close attention to weather warnings and stay off the roads as increasingly severe weather sweeps the U.S. in the spring.
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Report: The Toyota Highlander is going all-electric
Recent reports point to a new Highlander EV and plug-in versions of Toyota's trucks.
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4.0 magnitude aftershock hits New Jersey after 4.8 earthquake rocks Northeast
An earthquake rattled the northeastern U.S. on Friday.
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Taiwan rocked by 7.4 magnitude earthquake, leaving at least 9 dead and nearly 1,000 injured. What to know.
The strongest quake to hit the island in 25 years left at least nine dead, dozens of others trapped and nearly 1,000 people injured.
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Disneyland's Tomorrowland cars are ditching fossil fuel
Tomorrowland's Autopia attraction is embracing the future with a transition away from fossil fuels.
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Solar Eclipse 2024: How to watch and record today's total eclipse
To find out all the details of watching and recording the total solar eclipse on April 8, read on.
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What is Flex Fuel? The pros and cons of flexible fuel vehicles
Specially equipped vehicles designated as Flex Fuel capable can run on E85, a mix that's as high as 85% ethanol and just 15% gasoline. But, nearly all cars are already using a gasoline-ethanol mix.
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Total solar eclipse 2024: Before-and-after photos
Before-and-after photographs taken along the path of the total solar eclipse in North America reveal the stunning, awe-inducing nature of the celestial phenomenon.
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Biden wants dishwashers to be more efficient. Republicans see a 'war on appliances.'
The government has been setting standards for how much energy and water household appliances use for decades, but the president’s critics say his latest rules go too far.