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Tiger Woods ‘fortunate' to be alive after rollover crash
Tiger Woods was in the driver's seat of a mangled SUV that rolled and ended up on its side down a steep roadway in the Los Angeles suburbs Tuesday morning, seatbelt still fastened, both legs seriously injured.
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Tiger Woods gave golf lessons to Jada Pinkett Smith and David Spade one day before car crash
Dwyane Wade also got a lesson with Tiger.
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Golf world reacts to news of Tiger Woods' crash
Tiger Woods was seriously injured Tuesday
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First deputy on scene after crash describes Tiger Woods as 'lucid and calm'
The Los Angeles County sheriff's deputy who was first on scene after Tiger Woods was involved in a serious crash described the golf star as "lucid and calm" even as he was trapped in the driver's seat of the mangled vehicle.
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Tiger Woods crash: Radio transmissions reveal emergency response by LA County deputies, firefighters
Radio communications by the Los Angeles County sheriff's and fire departments reveal the efforts by deputies and firefighter-paramedics to assess the incident and respond to the scene.
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Tiger Woods crash: Radio transmissions reveal emergency response by LA County deputies, firefighters
Radio communications by the Los Angeles County sheriff's and fire departments reveal the efforts by deputies and firefighter-paramedics efforts to assess the incident and respond to the scene.
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Tiger Woods's genius has never been a free gift. Now his only task is to heal
The burdens of being a child prodigy and then a transcendent star have long been evident in Tiger Woods. Maybe this time no one needs to ask him for another comeback, another big feat.
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Federal judges are asking Congress for special funding of almost $113 million to prevent court buildings from being overrun by a “hostile incursion” similar to the storming of... Read more ...
Police ID Man Killed In St. Paul Saloon Shooting
MINNEAPOLIS - St. Paul police are investigating the city's seventh homicide of the year, which happened Tuesday evening at a bar on the city's east side. Two people were shot... Read more ...
Woman went shopping at Nieman Marcus, Nordstrom, Louis Vuitton and diamond...
A North Carolina woman used the relief money at stores such as Ikea and Louis Vuitton, federal prosecutors said. Read more ...
UFC Fight Night 186's Kevin Croom explains why he's still the winner after...
Kevin Croom 's UFC debut performance was picture-perfect. After years of fighting on the regional circuit throughout the United States, Croom got the call to make his UFC debut... Read more ...
Postmaster general faces lawmakers on problems, defends work of US Postal...
Postmaster General Louis DeJoy described problems and defended the work of the U.S. Postal Service during testimony Wednesday before a House committee in Washington. Read more ...
Arrest made in connection to crash that killed 24-year-old motorcyclist
Justice Shapson Ferreira, 24, of Fayetteville, died. He was operating a 2003 Suzuki GSX-R600 at the time of the crash. Read more ...
U.S. Report On Khashoggi's Death Expected To Single Out Saudi Crown Prince...
The Biden administration's report, to be released on Thursday, reportedly found that Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman approved the journalist's killing. Read more ...
Former Andrew Cuomo Aide Alleges New York Governor Kissed Her Without Consent
Lindsey Boylan also accused the governor of making inappropriate comments and fostering a hostile workplace for women in an essay published Wednesday. Read more ...
Will Tiger Woods play golf again? Sports medicine expert weighs in
In a career marked by remarkable comebacks, it's no longer a matter of when Tiger Woods plays again but if he plays again. Read more ...
Cincinnati City Council votes to recognize March 1 as 'COVID-19 Memorial Day'
With more than half a million Americans now dead from COVID-19, Cincinnati city leaders are looking to honor people in Cincinnati who have been impacted by the virus. Read more ...