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Twins’ biggest inning ever in New York opens 11-2 demolition of Yankees

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NEW YORK — The Twins’ numbers at Yankee Stadium are so lopsided, they’ve long since plunged into absurdity. So when confronted with comedy like their 2-16 record in this ballpark since 2017, or their 38-98 futility in the past two decades — not to mention their 13 consecutive postseason losses — what’s a longsuffering visitor to do?
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US charges 21-year-old for taking, leaking classified documents

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The U.S. charged an Air National Guardsman with unauthorized transmission and retention of classified material in connection with a massive leak that exposed a variety of intelligence secrets, including maps, intelligence updates and an assessment of Russia’s war in Ukraine.
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Adoptable Pets

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These dogs are what have been deemed “The Five.” The Five have been at the Northern Oklahoma Humane Society longer than any other dog, to no fault of their own. These dogs, especially the longer residents like Bo and Archie, who have spent two years of their lives in the shelter, have watched as dog after dog found their forever homes and families to love them, while they are stuck. They have no one or nowhere to truly call their own and it is devastating. All of these dogs are being well taken care of by the humane society, but they are still missing out. Any of these dogs have the potential to make someone an incredible companion, all they need is a chance. With former Executive Director Ashley Villines leaving, it is her wish to see these five dogs, that she and all the other staff have had such wonderful connections with, get adopted. For more information on any of The Five, you can go to www.nokhs.com, call at 580-7678877, or visit them in person at 900 W Prospect Ave.

10 years after the Boston Marathon bombing, how has public safety changed?

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BOSTON — Ten years after the Boston Marathon bombing, law enforcement leaders who were front-andcenter in the investigation to track down the Tsarnaev brothers spoke to the Herald about how public safety has changed since the scarring tragedy. Police officers screening spectators’ bags and backpacks is now seen all along Boylston Street at checkpoints on Marathon Monday.