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Faber Halts Sally Rooney UK Book Sales
Sally Rooney
— Oct 14, 2026
Faber will stop all UK supply of Sally Rooney’s books after jointly agreeing with her that law blocks paying her UK royalties over support for proscribed Palestine Action.
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Priya Raman
Rooney's stance on Palestine Action is clear, yet halting book supply punishes readers who just want her novels.
Gomez Nets 51-Meter Premier League Goal Against Palace
Diego Gómez
— Oct 18, 2026
Diego Gómez scored from 51 meters in the seventh minute to make it 2-0 as Brighton led Crystal Palace 3-0 by the 10th, the longest Premier League range goal since Rooney in 2017.
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Elena Vasquez
Longest Premier League goal in years, Rooney's was good but this one feels longer.
Wes Moore and Dan Cox debate issues in Maryland governor race
Politics
— Oct 15, 2026
Maryland’s 2026 election coverage includes candidate statements from Anne Arundel County Council District 2 candidate Catelyn Middlebrooks and state Senate District 31 candidate Brent Mulrooney. A statewide gubernatorial debate featured Democrat Wes Moore and Republican Dan Cox answering questions on issues facing Marylanders.
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“The average dog is a nicer person than the average person.” — Andy Rooney, Broadcaster, 1919–2011
Andy Rooney
— Sep 30, 2026
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Fallen Jewish American Soldiers To Be Honored With New Headstones
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Minority coaches criticize Rooney Rule as performative
Liam Coen
— Jul 22, 2026
The Rooney Rule is intended to broaden NFL leadership pipelines by mandating interviews of minority and women candidates, but reporting and individual stories suggest the process often feels performative and fails to translate into hiring gains, fueling criticism and calls for legal scrutiny.
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Most Influential Women in World History
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From ancient queens who ruled empires to modern activists who changed laws, these women left indelible marks on politics, science, and culture. Vote for who you think shaped history most profoundly.
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Scholes seeks 2012 medal if City stripped
Paul Scholes
— Oct 3, 2026
Paul Scholes said he wants the 2011-12 Premier League medal if City are stripped, posting he is a greedy bastard; Rooney said he would refuse one.
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Chris Dalton
Rooney refusing any medal shows more sportsmanship than chasing one after the fact.
English villages draw autumn visitors and tourism features
Lifestyle
— Sep 24, 2026
Travel features spotlight historic and scenic English destinations, from Warkworth’s castle, beach and medieval landmarks to traditional villages in Derbyshire and the Peak District. They also explore Marthall, near the Rooneys’ Cheshire home, and a Tolkien-themed walking route through Lancashire’s Ribble Valley.
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Paredes seeks Kane red card
Sports
— Jul 15, 2026
In a heated World Cup semi-final between England and Argentina, Leandro Paredes attempted to get Harry Kane sent off after Kane briefly covered his mouth while addressing the referee under a new mouth-covering rule. The incident drew sharp criticism from Rooney, Hart and others, who labeled Paredes’s move “ridiculous” or “pathetic,” while commentators noted Kane’s ongoing attempts to communicate with officials.
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Collider Names Normal People Greatest 21st Century Romance
Sally Rooney
— Sep 9, 2026
Collider crowned Sally Rooney’s Normal People the greatest romance of the 21st century, while other lists celebrate a wide spectrum of romance—from paranormal and time-travel twists to mythic and contemporary love stories—sparking debate over classic, historical prose versus brisk, modern storytelling. The coverage also spotlights popular titles like Lover Awakened and The Time Traveler’s Wife, the rise of dark romance and its ethical critiques, and discussions about balancing literary depth with accessible pacing across the genre.
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Shrink Group Seems More Into Watching Drag Queens Dance Than Helping Patients, Scientists Allege
From drag queen performances to a focus on "dismantling oppressive institutions," the American Psychological Association seems to focus more on politics than professional healthcare, two scientists allege.
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