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  1. California's recall election was not a sign that Democrats will sweep the midterms.

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  2. Dearica Hamby and Kelsey Plum are lapping the field.

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  3. An updating tracker of proposed congressional maps — and whether they might benefit Democrats or Republicans in the 2022 midterms and beyond:

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  4. Even if Republicans only improve their standing a little bit — something that is likely to happen, if history is any guide — it would probably still be enough to flip the House.

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  5. What the NFL’s chaotic start might mean for the season to come:

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  6. What happens in Virginia come November will be a test of just how blue the state is, with possible repercussions for the 2022 midterms.

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  7. Can you beat our NFL forecasts?

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  8. Detroit fans have had a rough go of it in recent years.

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  9. If all you knew about the 2021 Dodgers was the ongoing excellence of their record, you would think it was a season of business as usual for MLB’s most reliable winning machine. In reality, however, it’s been anything but.

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  10. Do voters want Democrats or Republicans in Congress?

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  11. What the failed California recall does — and doesn’t — tell us:

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  12. On the day he surpassed Bart Starr and Brett Favre as the longest-tenured quarterback in Green Bay Packers history, it looked like Aaron Rodgers’ time was up.

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  13. Our NFL predictions:

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  14. Dearica Hamby and Kelsey Plum have created a problem: You can only vote for one of them for Sixth Woman of the Year.

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  15. If Republicans outperform their early polling to a similar degree as they did in 2010 and 2014, they could win the House popular vote.

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  16. With a larger sample of regular-season games to work with this year than ever before, it’s too early to say whether 2021 as a whole will be historically topsy-turvy — even if its opening salvo was nothing if not that.

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  17. Our 2021 NFL predictions -->

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  18. The average Week 1 winner went into its game as an underdog, with just a 49.8% chance at the victory — only the fourth time that’s happened in the opening week of a season since the 1970 AFL-NFL merger.

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  19. Our best tool for predicting midterm elections shows Democrats slightly ahead — for now.

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  20. We looked at the worst sports cities relative to average since 1997, and Motown is down there.

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