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OMAHA, NEB. — Go bananas, Mississippi State Bulldogs! You're one win away from the College World Series finals.Jordan Westburg hit a grand slam, doubled and drove in seven runs and Mississippi State continued their surprise postseason surge by beating North Carolina 12-2 on Tuesday.The Bulldogs (39-27), with two wins at the CWS, are off until Friday.

LOS ANGELES (AP) — "Yellowstone" has everything a worthwhile Western should, including breathtaking vistas, battles over land and Kevin Costner in the lead role.There's also something rare in the contemporary Paramount Network series debuting Wednesday: prominent Native American story lines and parts, including one filled by an actor formidable enough to stand up to Costner and his ranching baron.Gil Birmingham plays Thomas Rainwater, a tribal chief and casino owner who's ready and able to oppose those whose interests conflict with the well-being of the people he represents.Birmingham, of Comanche ancestry on his father's side, has played his share of Native Americans and others on TV and in films including "Hell or High Water" and "Wind River," both written by Taylor Sheridan, the creator of "Yellowstone.

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NEW YORK (AP) — Fox News Channel faces a growing backlash among Hollywood creators that intensified Tuesday following Laura Ingraham's description of "zero tolerance" detention facilities for children separated from their parents as "essentially summer camps.

By TOM WITHERS The Associated PressCLEVELAND — LeBron James won't be picking any players during Thursday's NBA Draft.At least not directly.With the trajectory of their franchise riding on where he decides to play next season and beyond, the Cleveland Cavaliers will enter this year's draft not knowing if they're choosing a player to help them — and James — contend for another championship, develop a prospect for the future or potentially take a player to trade.It's a guessing game.James has until June 29 to exercise his $35.6 million contract option for next season or decline it and become an unrestricted free agent.The 33-year-old is not expected to reveal his intentions until after the draft.By that time, the Cavs, still stinging from a Finals sweep at the hands of the Golden State Warriors, hope to have chosen a player that makes them more appealing to the three-time champion, who is mulling whether to leave them — and his Northeast Ohio home — for the second time in his career.Anything seems possible at this point.