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The quarterback business is unforgiving, just ask Zach Wilson. Charles Robinson looks at the factors that can outline a path for survival and ranks the top six.

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Coaching move led to Cards catcher breaking forearm

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'It just felt like I was slowly dying': Alanis Morissette says her postpartum depression 'got worse every day' in candid new interview
The Canadian singer talked about her experience as a mother-of-three on the "Mom and Mind" podcast's latest episode.
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Can Celtics survive Jayson Tatum's struggles? | Good Word with Goodwill
Yahoo Sports senior NBA reporter Vincent Goodwill and NBA contributor Tom Haberstroh look at Jayson Tatum's recent playoff funk and discuss how far the Celtics can go with Tatum's struggles. Hear the full conversation on “Good Word with Goodwill” - part of the “Ball Don’t Lie” podcast - and subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or wherever you listen.
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South Carolina Senate turns wide-ranging energy bill into resolution supporting more power
A bill that power companies call vital to keeping the lights on in South Carolina has been turned into a resolution that only expresses support for the idea by the Senate, which wasn't ready to give more latitude to utilities that cost ratepayers billions. The Senate agreed to gut the House’s 80-plus page energy bill and replace it with a resolution acknowledging the state’s power needs are growing. Upset that the Senate wasn't taking up the proposal, the House started attaching it to entirely different bills like one requiring therapists to take suicide prevention training and another to allow firefighters who live outside the state to get cancer health care benefits if they work in South Carolina.