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Hospitals admitted nearly twice as many women ages 40-64 for alcohol abuse during the pandemic. That’s the latest findings from a new study published in the journal JAMA Health Forum.

A new video on Beyoncé‘s Instagram has set the record straight about her natural hair and shut down any criticism that she’s unqualified to sell hair care products because she wears wigs.

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Cleveland will pay $4.8 million to the family of a 13-year-old girl was struck and killed by a stolen car during a police pursuit. The settlement announced Monday is one of the largest in Ohio involving a police chase. Tamia Chappman was killed in December 2019 when a car driven by a 15-year-old boy jumped a curb and struck her as she walked from school to a library in East Cleveland. The driver of the stolen car was charged as an adult and is now serving a prison term. Authorities have said the police pursuit began after an off-duty Cleveland officer witnessed the carjacking and followed the vehicle.

Employees of the company tasked with rapidly personalizing jerseys for each first-round NFL draft pick as they are announced don’t need to travel very far for this year’s player selections in Detroit. STAHLS’ headquarters in St. Clair Shores, Michigan, is just 17 miles from the stage where NFL commissioner Roger Goodell will inform players that they have been selected by an NFL franchise. The STAHLS’ team has under two minutes to personalize each jersey backstage at the NFL Draft Theater. The draft gets underway Thursday. It marks the 13th year the company has worked behind-the-scenes at the draft.

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A three-goal spree in six second-half minutes lifted Olympiakos to a European title after beating AC Milan 3-0 in the UEFA Youth League final. It was a first title for a Greek club in any UEFA club competition and the senior Olympiakos team can make it two in the Europa Conference League next month. Olympiakos plays Aston Villa in the semifinals. Victory for Olympiakos on Monday was a triumph for owner Evangelos Marinakis amid turmoil for his relegation-threatened club in England. Nottingham Forest has challenged the integrity of the video review official in a Premier League loss at Everton.

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Seattle Kraken general manager Ron Francis says evaluations are still ongoing about whether there will be changes with head coach Dave Hakstol or any of the coaching staff after the third-year franchise missed the playoffs. Francis said Monday that the team is still in the middle of examining what happened this season and he would not confirm whether Hakstol would return for a fourth year. Francis says people will read into that statement, but it's the same process the team has done after its first two seasons. Seattle finished 34-35-13 with 81 points a year after finishing with 100 points and reaching the Western Conference semifinals.

ATLANTA — The Georgia GOP has spent more than $1.7 million on legal fees since 2022 after promising to help cover the tab for the party’s former chairman and other officials targeted in Fulton County’s election interference case.

Logan Thompson will be in net for the defending Stanley Cup champion Vegas Golden Knights in Game 1 of their opening-round playoff series against the Dallas Stars. It will be the postseason debut for the 27-year-old Thompson, who has a .926 save percentage and 2.14 goals-against-average in his last 11 games. He starts over Adin Hill, who had a 1.99 GAA and two shutouts over Dallas in the six-game Western Conference Final last year. But he has struggled this season with injuries and inconsistent play. Mark Stone will play after missing 26 games since he lacerated his spleen. So will forward William Carrier after 11 games missed with an upper-body injury.

A person familiar with the deal tells The Associated Press the New YorkJetshave traded quarterback Zach Wilson to the Denver Broncos. TheJetsare sending Wilson and a seventh-round pick in this week’s draft to the Broncos for a sixth-rounder, the person said. The person spoke to the AP on condition of anonymity because the teams haven’t announced the deal. NFL Network first reported the trade in which theJetsare parting ways with Wilson, the No. 2 overall pick in the 2021 draft, after just three disappointing seasons. New York is also expected to pay a portion of Wilson’s $5.5 million salary for this season.

A new report finds that the Mexican government has largely abandoned protection and enforcement measures for loggerhead sea turtles. That has led to a spike in the number of turtles being caught up and killed in fishing nets. The findings were announced by the Commission for Environmental Cooperation, which functions as part of the U.S.-Mexico-Canada free trade agreement. The commission does not have any powers to enforce its findings, but the U.S. government could impose import bans on Mexican seafood if it concludes that Mexico isn’t enforcing protections. Loggerhead sea turtle deaths and strandings rose in 2018, the year President Andrés Manuel López Obrador took office.

Green Bay Packers general manager Brian Gutekunst wouldn’t mind adding a few more picks to the league-leading total his team already is projected to have in this week’s draft. The Packers, Arizona Cardinals and Los Angeles Rams currently have 11 selections each to lead all NFL teams in the draft that begins Thursday. Gutekunst said Monday during a pre-draft news conference that “I'd love to end up with 13, 14 or more.” The Packers drafted 13 players last year and relied on that rookie class to help them reach the playoffs with the NFL's youngest roster.

NEW YORK — Lawyers for Donald Trump and New York Attorney General Letitia James have hashed out a compromise on the $175 million bond in the former president’s civil fraud case.

Myanmar’s Vice President Henry Van Thio is stepping down. He served in the elected government of Aung San Suu Kyi and then continued in the position after the military ousted her to seize power in 2021. State television MRTV announced on Monday night that 65-year-old Van Thio had been allowed to retire for health reasons in accordance with the constitution. The report didn't provide any details of his health or say who, if anyone, will replace him. He's a member of Myanmar’s Chin ethnic minority and a former army officer. He was named second vice president in 2016, when Suu Kyi’s party started its first term.

NEW YORK — Cops on Monday cleared an encampment at Yale University to protest the war in Gaza and detained dozens of students, as demonstrators at New York University and The New School set up tents after a similar action at Columbia University led to the arrests of more than 100 protesters.

Matt Ryan has called it a career. Ryan officially announced his retirement as a player after putting up Hall of Fame-worthy numbers over his long career with the Atlanta Falcons but coming up shy of a Super Bowl championship. His decision to retire was not a surprise, given the quarterback had not played since a single disappointing season with the Indianapolis Colts in 2022. He worked last season as an analyst for CBS. Ryan threw for 62,792 yards and 381 touchdowns over his 15-year career, spent mostly as the face of the Falcons during the most successful era in franchise history.

Former Nebraska women’s basketball assistant coach Chuck Love has denied ever having a sexual relationship with former Cornhuskers player Ashley Scoggin but acknowledged in a court document he did meet with her late at night in a Lincoln parking lot to discuss a problem she was having. Scoggin has filed a federal lawsuit claiming her relationship with Love turned sexual and caused Scoggin to fear retaliation if she refused to engage in it. The lawsuit named Love, the university’s Board of Regents, women’s head basketball coach Amy Williams and former athletic director Trev Alberts as defendants.

A new report finds that the Mexican government has largely abandoned protection and enforcement measures for loggerhead sea turtles. That has led to a spike in the number of turtles being caught up and killed in fishing nets. The findings were announced by the Commission for Environmental Cooperation, which functions as part of the U.S.-Mexico-Canada free trade agreement. The commission does not have any powers to enforce its findings, but the U.S. government could impose import bans on Mexican seafood if it concludes that Mexico isn’t enforcing protections. Loggerhead sea turtle deaths and strandings rose in 2018, the year President Andrés Manuel López Obrador took office.

Green Bay Packers general manager Brian Gutekunst wouldn’t mind adding a few more picks to the league-leading total his team already is projected to have in this week’s draft. The Packers, Arizona Cardinals and Los Angeles Rams currently have 11 selections each to lead all NFL teams in the draft that begins Thursday. Gutekunst said Monday during a pre-draft news conference that “I'd love to end up with 13, 14 or more.” The Packers drafted 13 players last year and relied on that rookie class to help them reach the playoffs with the NFL's youngest roster.

NEW YORK — Lawyers for Donald Trump and New York Attorney General Letitia James have hashed out a compromise on the $175 million bond in the former president’s civil fraud case.

Myanmar’s Vice President Henry Van Thio is stepping down. He served in the elected government of Aung San Suu Kyi and then continued in the position after the military ousted her to seize power in 2021. State television MRTV announced on Monday night that 65-year-old Van Thio had been allowed to retire for health reasons in accordance with the constitution. The report didn't provide any details of his health or say who, if anyone, will replace him. He's a member of Myanmar’s Chin ethnic minority and a former army officer. He was named second vice president in 2016, when Suu Kyi’s party started its first term.

NEW YORK — Cops on Monday cleared an encampment at Yale University to protest the war in Gaza and detained dozens of students, as demonstrators at New York University and The New School set up tents after a similar action at Columbia University led to the arrests of more than 100 protesters.

New York Yankees manager Aaron Boone was ejected by Hunter Wendelstedt five pitches into a game against the Oakland Athletics over a remark from a fan behind the dugout aimed at the plate umpire. Esteury Ruiz was hit on the back foot by a Carlos Rodón slider leading off the game. Standing on the dugout steps, Boone raised his hands, questioning whether Ruiz swung at the pitch. First base umpire John Tumpane determined Ruiz did not. After the first pitch to Tyler Nevin, Wendelstedt could be heard by a YES Network microphone yelling at Boone, then ejected the manager after a fan behind the dugout yelled at the umpire.

Miragh Bitove is an archivist at the Hockey Hall of Fame in Toronto. She is also the first woman to serve as the keeper ot the Stanley Cup when it makes its annual celebration tour in the offseason. Bitove calls it a bit surreal, but the mother of three says it is important to make sure that young people see her in her role in a sport long dominated by men. Phil Pritchard is the longtime Keeper of the Cup and a vice president at the hall of fame. She says Bitove is perfect for the job.

DALLAS — A man has been arrested in connection with a mass shooting in South Dallas earlier this month that killed a 21-year-old woman and wounded eight others.

In the two years before the World Anti-Doping Agency cleared 23 Chinese swimmers of doping allegations, that country’s government contributed nearly $2 million in additional funding to WADA programs, including one designed to strengthen the agency’s investigations and intelligence unit. The Associated Press obtained confidential minutes from meetings of the WADA executive committee that lists China as having given $993,000 in 2018 and $992,000 in 2019, two years that coincided with one of its Olympians being elected as a vice president. There is no indication from the documents AP reviewed that the money was donated in expectation of a quid pro quo to gloss over positive drug tests.

A lawyer for a military contractor being sued by three survivors of the notorious Abu Ghraib prison in Iraq says the plaintiffs are suing the wrong people. Lawyers for Virginia-based CACI told jurors Monday that the Army is responsible for any abuse. The lawsuit by the ex-detainees marks the first time a U.S. jury has weighed claims of abuse at Abu Ghraib. Twenty years ago the prison was the site of a worldwide scandal when abuse inflicted by U.S. soldiers became public. The suit alleges civilian interrogators supplied by CACI contributed to the torture while conspiring with military police. The jury began its deliberations Monday.