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Son Stolen At Birth Hugs Mom For First Time In Decades
HuffPost

Hospital workers in Chile took Maria Angelica Gonzalez’s son from her arms right after birth and later told her he had died.

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Commanders' McLaurin (toe) to play in opener
ESPN

Washington Commanders receiver Terry McLaurin will play in Sunday's season opener vs. Arizona after battling a turf toe injury for nearly three weeks.

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Commanders' Young (stinger) unsure for opener
ESPN

Commanders defensive end Chase Young remains uncertain for the season opener thanks to a stinger suffered in the preseason opener. He has not been medically cleared by doctors for contact.

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Magic talks accountability, belief to Commanders
ESPN

Magic Johnson, one of the Commanders' new limited partners, spoke to players and coaches Wednesday about what it takes to be a championship team.

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HOF CB Bailey to be honored by Commanders
ESPN

Hall of Fame cornerback Champ Bailey will return to the Commanders as an alumnus for the first time on Sunday when he will be honored as Washington's Legend of Game and will serve as an honorary captain.

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‘Hi Mom’: Stolen at birth, man reunited with Chilean mother after 42 years
Al Jazeera English

Jimmy Lippert Thyden was kidnapped at birth by hospital workers during the rule of dictator Augusto Pinochet.

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Verizon Pays $4M to Settle Federal Cybersecurity Claims But Admits No Liability
Insurance Journal

Verizon Business Network Services of Ashburn, Virginia, has agreed to pay $4,091,317 to resolve False Claims Act allegations that it failed to completely satisfy certain cybersecurity controls in an information technology service it provided to federal agenci…

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Commanders defense placing emphasis on starting fast
ESPN

With nine returning starters, the Commanders' defense believes it can carry the young offense until it has its footing.

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Ready to dominate: Commanders' D-line poised to wreck offenses in 2023
ESPN

With a young QB and new starters on the O-line, the offense may take time. That means the defense - and the D-line in particular - must take the lead.