
Nancy Armour
Sports Columnist at USA Today
Columnist for USA TODAY Sports, writing about little bit of everything. Runner; Starbucks junkie. Didn’t pay for a blue check
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portside.org | Nancy Armour
16-Year-Old Girl in Harm’s Way So Trump Can Score Points With His Base Published May 28, 2025 It is shameful enough for the president of the United States to launch a barrage of insults at a fellow adult and issue not-so-veiled threats. But a teenager? A 16-year-old whose biggest concerns ought to be her upcoming finals and choosing a topic for her college application essay is now in harm’s way because of Donald Trump’s latest effort to gin up his base.
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yahoo.com | Nancy Armour
It is shameful enough for the president of the United States to launch a barrage of insults at a fellow adult and issue not-so-veiled threats. But a teenager? A 16-year-old whose biggest concerns ought to be her upcoming finals and choosing a topic for her college application essay is now in harm’s way because of Donald Trump’s latest effort to gin up his base. Trump targeted the transgender teen as part of a social media post Tuesday threatening California Gov.
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flipboard.com | Nancy Armour
NowThe investigative reporter Zeke Faux traces the crypto ventures of President Donald Trump and his family. Last week, the Trump administration formally accepted a Boeing 747 luxury jet from the government of Qatar. Even if this is legal, it is incredibly corrupt-looking at the very least. But here’s …
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usatoday.com | Nancy Armour
It is shameful enough for the president of the United States to launch a barrage of insults at a fellow adult and issue not-so-veiled threats. But a teenager? A 16-year-old whose biggest concerns ought to be her upcoming finals and choosing a topic for her college application essay is now in harm’s way because of Donald Trump’s latest effort to gin up his base. Trump targeted the transgender teen as part of a social media post Tuesday threatening California Gov.
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usatoday.com | Nancy Armour
CHICAGO — It can take months, even multiple seasons, to determine whether a trade was worth it. Not so for the deal that sent Natasha Cloud to the New York Liberty in the offseason. Two games in, it’s clear the Liberty are big winners. The rest of the league, not so much. The addition of Cloud has made the Liberty even better. Which is a scary thought, considering they’re the defending WNBA champions and already had Breanna Stewart, Sabrina Ionescu and Jonquel Jones.
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