LOS ANGELES — A classic, nationally televised duel between Stephen Curry and LeBron James was spoiled Saturday when three replay reviews and four shot clock malfunctions interrupted the fourth quarter of the Golden State Warriors’ 128-121 victory over the Los Angeles Lakers.
Here was a night where the NBA’s worst bureaucratic impulses completely and irrefutably ruined the latest showdown between its signature superstars. The sport’s beautiful, magnetic simplicity was lost in a convoluted stoppage of play that lasted nearly 20 minutes, an unnecessary series of pauses that tested the patience of the protagonists, Curry and James, as well as the 18,000-plus fans in sold-out Crypto. Read More...
Read Transcript EXPAND WALTER ISAACSON, CORRESPONDENT: Thank you Christiane, and Karissa Haugeberg, welcome to the show.
KARISSA HAUGEBERG, AUTHOR, “WOMEN AGAINST ABORTION”: It’s great to be with you.
ISAACSON: You and I teach together in the history department of Tulane. One of the things you teach – and you’ve written a great book about it – is about abortion, women against abortion. Tell me about the anti-abortion movement of the 1960s and how it was led by women. Read More...
Explore More Accused Idaho killer Bryan Kohberger grew up in an apparently average family with a “warm-hearted” mother, records and witnesses attest.
Kohberger, 28, was arrested Dec. 30 at his parents’ home in Albrightsville, Pa., almost seven weeks after the stabbing deaths of University of Idaho students Kaylee Goncalves, 21, Madison Mogen, 21, Xana Kernodle, 20, and Ethan Chapin, 20, in their off-campus house in Moscow on Nov. 13.
Born in 1994, Kohberger is the youngest child and only son of Michael Kohberger Jr. Read More...
