NBA ratings have dropped significantly in the early weeks of the season, with a 28 percent decrease on ESPN compared to the previous year and the Boston Celtics-Dallas Mavericks Finals marking a three-year low in viewership. Commissioner Adam Silver attributed the decline to competition from the World Series and the presidential election, rather than the quality of play on the court. Despite the dip, Silver remains optimistic about the league’s future reach through social media and upcoming streaming partnerships.
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DC brothers freed after wrongful murder convictions seek presidential pardon
Two brothers, Charles and Chris Turner, who were wrongfully convicted of a 1984 murder in Washington, D.C., are seeking a presidential pardon to restore their rights. The case involved suppressed evidence, coerced testimony, and investigative errors, leading to the wrongful convictions of the Turners and six other individuals. Despite limitations in career prospects due to their felony records, the brothers remain hopeful about their futures and believe a pardon would validate their innocence and bring...
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