Last night 20 residents graduated from the Medicine Hat Police Service Citizens Academy after completing a 10-week outreach program that provides citizens an opportunity to gain a better understanding ...

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Nov 2, 2024; Clemson, South Carolina, USA; Louisville Cardinals head coach Jeff Brohm (left) meets with Clemson Tigers head ...

Starting at 5:45 p.m. on Nov. 9, Texas A&M San Antonio will be hosting a benefit concert at Aggie Park to raise funds for ...

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The 49ers defensive end was wearing a "Make America Great Again" hat when he interrupted the interview. He pointed to the hat – which featured the slogan of former president Donald Trump ...

Nick Bosa crashed his San Francisco 49ers teammate’s postgame interview on Sunday night to make a Donald Trump statement with his “Make America Great Again” hat, although he didn’t back it ...

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Niners quarterback Brock Purdy was being interviewed by NBC when suddenly teammate Nick Bosa appeared, wearing a MAGA hat. And he wasn’t just wearing it. He proudly pointed to it. Good for Bosa.

While MAGA hats are usually red with white lettering ... Daniel Chavkin is a Digital Content Producer for The Sporting News. A 2018 graduate from the University of Maryland, he has previously ...

There appeared to be a lot of negative reaction about the hat appearing at a World Series game in a liberal city like Los Angeles and toward the woman for being right behind the umpire.