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Everson Griffen is now one of the higher-paid defensive ends in football. Here’s how the Vikings paid him in a deal that gives Griffen the chance to see another $58 million through the 2022 season. The 29-year-old Griffen was already the team’s highest-paid defender before signing a four-year extension this week that will bump up his salary cap numbers for each of the next two seasons before the additional years begin, according to a summary of the contract obtained by the Star Tribune. Griffen is guaranteed $18.8 million at signing... Читать дальше...

Center-back Jermaine Taylor started and played all 90 minutes of every match in Jamaica's tournament run, including a 2-1 loss in the final to the U.S. on Wednesday.

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We’re nowhere near the huge consensus it would take to oust him.

Go behind the scenes with P.J. and Heather Fleck as they talk about the challenges of the Gophers' football coach coming to Minnesota for one of the state's highest-profile jobs.

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The veteran bands from the 1970s may not have their same personnel but they still have admirable soul and disco chops.

“Wait for the show,” the senator told reporters. Then, well past midnight, he strode onto the Senate floor and delivered the death blow to the party leadership’s efforts: thumbs down.

The suspects were seeking to recover money they had spent on drugs.

After the longtime friends each faced a health crisis, they were inspired to support others going through the same thing.

Don’t abandon all your summertime clichés yet.

Lecturer on how we might all learn to argue well, instead of just loudly.

The Walker’s Merce Cunningham exhibit is closing, but a New York show casts further light on his rich partnership with Robert Rauschenberg.

A grandmother's love for the river led to a family pilgrimage, complete with RV and white-water rapids.

MANKATO — With Michael Floyd unavailable to the Vikings until Week 5, the veteran receiver is expected to see a heavy workload this preseason. Head coach Mike Zimmer said Floyd, who has practiced with the second-team offense since signing with the Vikings in May, will get an extended look before serving a four-game suspension. Floyd is set to start the season on the sideline after violating the league’s substance abuse policy stemming from his DUI arrest in December. “We are going to give him a good look,” Zimmer said. Читать дальше...