But for Serrano, whose promoter is Lou DiBella, signing a reported three-fight co-promotional deal with Matchroom Boxing promoter Eddie Hearn that same month seemingly changed that feeling. Not only does the deal give her exposure on DAZN, the global sports live-streaming platform, but it could also lead to a highly-anticipated mega clash with unified women’s world lightweight champion Katie Taylor, who also fights under the Matchroom banner on DAZN. All of this was too much for Serrano to pass up, and the sweet science reeled her back in....

On Tuesday, Crimson Tide receiver Amari Cooper may have joined Saban as an unknowing political candidate. MORE: How big is Saturday? | Heisman watch | 10 greatest Crimson Tide players David Ikard posted what we assume is his ballot for the state of Alabama elections. He opted to not vote for either candidate on the ballot — Parker Griffith and Robert Bentley — and instead marked in Amari Cooper as his write-in candidate....

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The employee, who goes by Robotman or the username @robotman77, uploaded the video to TikTok where it received more than 961,000 views and 2,000 comments since Wednesday. “It can sometimes get crazy,” the caption of the now-viral video read. “Them robots like to mess around.” A decade later, the $775 million purchase has led to the creation of more than 200,000 mobile robots inside the company’s warehouses. The robots are capable of reading barcodes for directions as they make their way through the warehouse and deliver shelves of products to employees....

No TV character could ever get away with talking like that in our politically correct times. In fact, when “All in the Family” debuted in 1971, CBS was nervous enough that it ran a viewers’ advisory. But in the hands of actor Carroll O’Connor, America not only accepted Archie, it adored him. O’Connor, who died of a heart attack last week at 76, took what could have been a monster of a man and somehow made him sympathetic and even lovable....

By 2050, the United Nations says, we’re going to need 70 percent more food to feed the nine billion people living on Earth. Global climate change threatens to upend their lives—worsening storms, droughts, heat waves and crop diseases. What kind of a world will we leave to our grandchildren? Sara Menker says the problem may be even more urgent than the U.N. suggests. In 2017, she gave a TED talk in which she said a “tipping point,” beyond which global food markets become too overwhelmed to function effectively, could come in just a few years....

The great debate over how ignorant we all are and who we can blame for it began in earnest in August, when three really fat teenage girls–how fat? Well, one of them stands a mere 5'9" and tips the scales of justice at 270 pounds–sued McDonald’s on the grounds that the fast-food giant’s high-calorie, high-fat, high-sodium food made them obese. This lawsuit, which is still percolating in the New York City court system, followed another suit against McDonald’s, this time by a really, really fat 56-year-old man who blamed the burger maker–as well as co-defendants Wendy’s, Burger King and Kentucky Fried Chicken–for making him obese, diabetic and possessed of a blood pressure that could levitate a small car....

A: You just don’t get it, do you? Where I come from–New York City–Paris Hilton is a very important person; she’s a socialite, an heiress, a party girl. She’s even doing some modeling now, so you know she’s important. Even before her latest escapade–the supposedly unauthorized release of a video of her having sex with her then-boyfriend Rick Solomon–Paris Hilton was always in the papers. Here’s Paris drinking a bit too much at a fashion show!...

But what bothered me most about the finale was the inconsistency regarding the closeness of the race. First, host Ryan Seacrest said we were “a country divided,” and explained that of the 24 million votes that had been received the night before, only 13,000 separated the two finalists. As if that weren’t already a little far-fetched, later in the evening, Ryan corrected himself, blaming a “drunk” accountant, saying there were actually only 1,300 votes between the guys....

John McEnroe and Jimmy Connors are long retired. Peter Sampras, Jim Courier and Andre Agassi are nearly two decades in the rearview mirror. MORE: Top men’s seeds | Top women’s seeds | Five matches we hope to see The most recent U.S. man to win a grand slam tournament was Andy Roddick … at the 2003 U.S. Open. Check the seeds for Aussie, which begins Monday, and you will find the first American player behind gentlemen from across the globe....

The number of people who told me today they turned off the debate after 15 or 20 minutes was sobering. This debate was so bad it justifies asking how we can approach the next three debates from a totally different perspective. The anecdotal unhappiness and dissatisfaction I have been picking up from a wide range of people was captured by Ben Domenech, who wrote in The Transom, “America got what it wanted and it was terrible....

The comments, made by Rasmussen’s Mark Mitchell, came during an interview on former Trump White House adviser Steve Bannon’s War Room podcast on Thursday. During the episode, Bannon asked Mitchell about midterm congressional ballot polling. “Right now, from Rasmussen’s perspective, just where do you guys see this thing turning out directionally?” Bannon asked. “Mixed signals,” Mitchell responded, noting that Rasmussen found the GOP led Democrats in generic congressional ballot polling by 13 points last year, which was “the biggest Republican lead we’d ever seen in our polling history....

On Friday, Germany’s Federal Minister of Defense Christine Lambrecht announced the decision to deliver a package of 16 BIBER tanks to Ukraine, with the first shipment of six vehicles to begin in the fall. The other ten will follow in 2023. “With the BIBER, the Ukrainian troops can overcome water or obstacles in battle,” the defense ministry said in its statement. “The overall package includes sixteen armored bridge-laying vehicles as well as transport, repair and training....

A quick look at the globe shows a dozen possible ongoing low-intensity conflicts where our forces could find themselves. Already U.S. Special Forces are on the ground in places like Peru, the Philippines and Thailand. I’ll bet my old steel pot that within the next 10 years, regulars will be called on to back them up somewhere in the world. These forces’ readiness and combat efficiency cannot be compromised by shortsighted reductions that split the difference among the services....

The map shows the major cities that would be served by new routes, including Las Vegas, Phoenix, Cheyenne, Baton Rouge, Nashville, Louisville, Atlanta, Columbus, Detroit, Wilmington and Scranton. Amtrak plans to add routes to up to 160 communities and improve existing services over the next 15 years. By 2035, it aims to carry 20 million more passengers than the 32 million recorded in 2019. The rail company said on Wednesday that if Congress provides the funding in President Biden’s plan, it would be able to “bring the Northeast Corridor to a state of good repair and improve trip times, and would also expand Amtrak to underserved communities across the nation,” and “create jobs, improve the quality of life, reduce carbon emissions and generate economic growth....

Experts told Newsweek how Barrett’s appointment could affect Title IX after she wrote an appellate decision last year that made it easier for students accused of committing campus sexual assaults to challenge their university’s handling of the cases. Title IX is the landmark civil rights law passed as part of the Education Amendments of 1972, aimed at protecting students from discrimination based on sex in education programs or activities that receive federal financial assistance....

Barrett, a federal appeals court judge, is considered the frontrunner to be nominated by President Donald Trump to replace Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, who died last week aged 87. A devout Roman Catholic and mother of seven, 48-year-old Barrett and her husband, Jesse Barrett, are both reportedly members of People of Praise. The group does not publicly list its members and Barrett herself has never commented on the matter....

Klobuchar spoke to CNN’s Dana Bash on Sunday about the court’s recent 5-4 decision not to grant a stay against a restrictive new Texas abortion law that effectively bans all abortions after around six weeks of pregnancy. There has been significant discussion about the 83-year-old Breyer’s future on the court following the late Associate Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s decision not to retire during the last Democratic administration. Klobuchar told Bash she was in favor of abolishing the Senate filibuster in order to guarantee abortion rights in the U....

The stand-up comedian and actress was an invited guest on the platform and podcast Wednesday night which is “designed to report news from the perspective of black people, for black people.” Hosted by journalist Jamele Hill, the Trainwreck star appeared on the latest live instalment remotely, along with activists Shaun King and Tamika Mallory and retired basketball player Stephen Jackson. The episode discussed social justice issues such as police brutality in light of the recent deaths of George Floyd and Ahmaud Arbery....