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The WTA acknowledges the decision by the International Tennis Integrity Association (ITIA) -- which administers the Tennis Anti-Doping Program (TADP) -- in issuing a one-month suspension to Iga Swiatek, following the...

Sherrone Moore has announced his departure from the Michigan Wolverines football program, citing personal issues. Moore, a key member of Jim Harbaugh's staff since 2018, penned an emotional farewell message...

In a devastating blow to the Boston Bruins' offense, David Pastrnak has been ruled out for three weeks due to a shoulder injury sustained during training. The dynamic winger, known...

ormer HFX Wanderers FC midfielder, Callum Watson, has announced his retirement from professional soccer to pursue a career in adult entertainment. Watson, 28, spent three seasons with HFX Wanderers FC,...

In a blockbuster move, the Detroit Lions have signed former Green Bay Packers outside linebacker Za'Darius Smith to a 3-year, $45 million contract. Statement from Lions' GM Brad Holmes "Za'Darius...

The Pittsburgh Steelers suffered a devastating blow when rookie center Zach Frazier was ruled out for 5 months due to a severe ankle injury. This development has significant implications for...

Trending:Dr Quinn Medicine Woman Announce the Release of New Episode out Now Under the direction of the gifted Jane Seymour, the cast of Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman vividly portrayed the 1860s hamlet of Colorado Springs. The popular series combined medical, drama, and frontier life in a compelling way. Between 1993 and 1998, the show was a smash. Starring Janey Seymour as Dr. Michaela Quinn, Joe Lando as Byron Sully, William Shockley as Hank Lawson, Chad Allen as Matthew Cooper, and Shawn Toovey as Brian Cooper, the CBS drama ran on Saturday nights. It also featured a number of well-known guests, such as Johnny Cash. It was broadcast TV's final successful Western.   Paraphrase When the show was discontinued, fans were devastated. Over 100,000 people protested the decision by calling, writing, emailing, and faxing CBS. Leslie Moonves, president and CEO of CBS Television, told Deseret News, "I received more letters on that show than on all the other shows I have canceled together."   Paraphrase "The fan response has been just incredible since it was canceled," Jane Seymour stated. People brought mountains and mountains of faxes and emails with them wherever I went, and they claimed that their lives were empty.