At 8:49 p.m., Kirkwood is seen handing a can to one of the women, who discards it, then jumping the railing onto the field to help his injured friend, police wrote. Markwood’s girlfriend told police ...

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He understood, for example, that associating instant cameras, the company’s best-known product, with art photography would give it cachet ... The documentary includes a clip from one of ...

There seems to be a prevailing thought in the college football community that NIL has gone too far. Some players are getting millions of dollars via NIL collaboratives before they've even ...

“I’ve given more money to Auburn, legal or illegal, than any athlete in the history of the school,” Barkley said. “And the notion that I’m going to come up with a couple million dollars ...

MIAMI BEACH, Florida (AP) — Activist and philanthropist Abigail Disney urged donors and the leaders of major foundations and nonprofits to be braver with their giving, especially at a time when ...

We’ve not had a tradition in the United States when if you personally enrich a person, you know, the president or a U.S. senator, that if you give money to the U.S. senator, that you then can ...

FCC Commissioner Nathan Simington said the fund should reduce spending on fiber networks and give money to Starlink—helping Elon Musk, the man in charge of President Trump's DOGE initiative.

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Houston says it doesn't make sense because the president has talked about creating jobs, and the money would have done that for teenagers in Avondale. She says the grant would fund public art ...

If you're giving money to someone, don't count it and give it to the person directly. "Instead, turn your back and use one hand to give it to the person discreetly so that nobody sees it.