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Atlanta Hawks guard Trae Young was fined $35,000 by the NBA for a gesture he made toward an official, the league announced Wednesday. Head of basketball operations Joe Dumars imposed the fine for an incident that occurred with 3:58 remaining in the fourth quarter of Atlanta's 136-126 home loss to the Chicago Bulls on Monday. After being whistled for a technical foul for flopping after he tried to draw a call on a long 3-pointer, Young shook his head, looked upward and rubbed his fingers tog...

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The NBA fined Atlanta Hawks guard Trae Young $25,000 on Saturday for confronting and directing inappropriate language toward a game official. The incident occurred at the conclusion of the Hawks' 114-113 home loss to the Brooklyn Nets on Wednesday night. Young, who had 30 points, stumbled at the top of the key as he cut between Mikak Bridges and Dennis Smith Jr. Young hurled up an off-balance one-hander that bounced off the rim as the horn sounded.

“We take the sportsmanship of our athletes very seriously and a full investigation will be conducted,” Middlesboro High School Athletic Director Ben Slusher said.

Indian television actress Juhi Parmar has written an open letter to Greta Gerwig for her "inappropriate" representation of Barbie in her film.

Bigg Boss Malayalam Season 5 intensifies as Rinosh George threatens to quit the show amidst growing tensions and intense competition. In a fiery argument, Rinosh accuses fellow contestant Vishnu of being a fake personality. Meanwhile, a surprise spot eviction looms, leaving viewers in suspense about Sobhas fate.

A VA Loma Linda Healthcare System supervisor was promoted despite a federal investigation deeming him

California’s Age-Appropriate Design Code Act CA AADC was signed into law by Governor Newsom. California’s AADC mirrors a UK law that prompted changes by big tech companies but did not drastically alter the online landscape.

Omaha Public Schools confirmed Wednesday that the district is investigating two separate incidents of staff allegedly using offensive language at a metro middle school.

Blasko was put on paid leave in December as the district investigated employee claims of his inappropriate language, bullying and sexist outbursts.