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On December 2, 2025, Andre Fox, three-time NBA champion and former esports co-founder, announced his candidacy for the Bahamas House of Assembly in the 2026 election. Fox pledges to prioritize transparency, affordability, and security amid ongoing national challenges including corruption, illegal immigration, and hurricane recovery efforts.
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Dallas Cowboys rookie linebacker Kneeland, aged 24, died overnight, days after recovering a blocked punt for a touchdown. His death follows a promising start to his NFL career, which was interrupted by a knee injury. No cause of death has been disclosed.
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Woodrow Lowe, a celebrated college and NFL linebacker, died at his Tennessee home. Inducted into the College Football Hall of Fame in 2009, Lowe was known for his achievements at Alabama and his NFL career with the Chargers. He was 71.
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Paul Tagliabue, former NFL commissioner from 1989 to 2006, died of heart failure. He led the league through a period of growth, expanding teams and revenue, and introduced policies like the Rooney Rule. His death was announced during an NFL game in Berlin.
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The Dallas Cowboys will honor defensive end Marshawn Kneeland, who died by suicide at age 24, with helmet decals and T-shirts. Kneeland scored a touchdown last week and was found dead after a police chase. The team is supporting his pregnant girlfriend with a memorial fund.
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Former NFL quarterback Bernie Kosar, 61, is hospitalized in Cleveland with complications from cirrhosis and Parkinson’s disease. His liver transplant was delayed due to an infected donor organ, and he has undergone multiple procedures for internal bleeding. Browns and fans support him during this health crisis.
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Two NFL players, a running back and a tackle, have returned to their teams after injuries and personal leave. The running back, Irving, rejoined Tampa Bay after missing seven games with injuries, expressing gratitude and resilience. Simmons, a rookie tackle, returned after a family matter kept him away for weeks, earning praise for his performance.