LeBron James talking a good game, still playing a great 1

” Older, wiser and more aware of the world, LeBron James isn’t afraid of letting his views known on politics or social issues or even the business of basketball. But in his 14th season, with more NBA playing years in his rear-view mirror than left in front of him, James doesn’t see much reason to stay silent these days.

Travel Ban Arguments Get Expedited, Will Be Heard By 9th Circuit Tuesday

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McCarthy Subpoenaed In Jackson Divorce Case

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Anti-Trumper John Kasich to doubters: I’m no lame duck

In this April 29, 2015, file photo, Ohio Gov. John Kasich, center, joined by state Public Safety Director John Born, right, and former state Sen. Nina Turner, left, announces a plan to establish the first-ever statewide police standards for the proper use of force, recruiting and hiring, during a Statehouse news conference in Columbus, Ohio. Born says the hope is that Ohio law enforcement agencies employing about two-thirds of all officers will adopt the standards by a March 2017 deadline.