Fernando Valenzuela, the legendary Mexican pitcher known for his success with the Los Angeles Dodgers, has passed away at the age of 63. Valenzuela earned Rookie of the Year and Cy Young Award honors in 1981, leading the Dodgers to a World Series victory and inspiring “Fernandomania.” His impact on the game of baseball was recognized by MLB commissioner Rob Manfred, who highlighted Valenzuela’s distinctive pitching style and contributions on and off the field.
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FBI plans to shift agents from immigration enforcement to counterterrorism: Sources
The FBI plans to reallocate thousands of agents from immigration enforcement to prioritize cyber threats and counterterrorism, influenced by recent U.S. strikes in Iran. This shift addresses concerns that resources for counterterrorism and cyber issues have been insufficient since agents were redirected to support immigration enforcement during the Trump administration. Explain It To Me Like I'm 5: The FBI is planning to move many of its agents from dealing with immigration issues to focus on...
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