Grizzlies Control Early, Stumble Late in Narrow Loss to Warriors
The Memphis Grizzlies put themselves in position to steal a road win Monday night, leading by as many as 17, and entering the fourth quarter seemingly in control, but could not close, as the Golden State Warriors rallied for a 114-113 victory at Chase Center. Memphis scored five points over the final 8:23, and Golden…
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Proposed bills target drag performances, healthcare for trans people, and more.
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The decision came after a review of market share, business performance, and other factors.
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The audit has already cost $6 million; lawmakers say more money is needed.
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The move is part of a plea deal stemming from kickback charges.
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