The new United States Football League, which started last weekend, is betting fans will want more professional football before the NFL season kicks off. To win this bet, the league is experimenting with technology to keep games moving fast, make refereeing as accurate as possible, improve player performance and safety monitoring, and improve TV coverage …
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INDIAN WELLS, California — Tennis is entering a new era: an era where marathon final sets that have completed some of its biggest and longest games are no longer an option. The Grand Slam Board announced Wednesday that starting with the French Open in May, all four major tournaments will impose a 6-6 tiebreak in …
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INDIAN WELLS, California — Tennis is entering a new era: an era where marathon final sets that have completed some of its biggest and longest games are no longer an option. The Grand Slam Board announced Wednesday that starting with the French Open in May, all four major tournaments will feature 6-6 tiebreaks in the …
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WASHINGTON — Three former American intelligence officers recruited by the United Arab Emirates to conduct sophisticated cyber operations, which they admit to violating US export laws that restrict crimes of hacking and the transfer of military technology to foreign governments, Court documents released on Tuesday. The documents detail a conspiracy of the three men to …
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