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    All Stories Published in January 2015

    • Ayoze Pérez got hit in the grill with a hamburger
    • Chelsea may have dropped points at home, but it was a very Mourinho performance
    • Chelsea 1-1 Manchester City: One-emoji review
    • Congo and DR Congo woke up Cup of Nations with six goals in 37 minutes
    • Real Madrid scored four without Ronaldo; bad math says it should continue playing without him
    • Incredibly weird vintage Super Bowl halftime clips are incredible, weird
    • Step inside the seedy world of debt collection
    • Applause, singing and this dumb sign welcomed Frank Lampard back to Stamford Bridge
    • Daniel Sturridge is back, scoring, and Liverpool’s not that far back of fourth
    • Liverpool 2-0 West Ham: One-word review
    • Ahmed Elmohamady tried his Diego Maradona impression, got caught
    • How to break up with your invisible boyfriend
    • The most bizarre Super Bowl halftime performer matchups ever, in GIFs
    • Make them public, and we can treat soccer’s disciplinary hearings like they’re O.J. trials
    • Öfke; or, the wrath of Arda Turan
    • Ohio officials blow off legal marijuana, one asks if ‘whorehouses’ will be next
    • Ecuador escalates cyber war by deploying army of Twitter trolls
    • Life away from home can be the greatest challenge for Brazil’s exported talent
    • Super Bowl cheerleaders pitch something really sexy: Ph.D.s
    • Romney out: Former GOP nominee won’t run for president again
    • Oops! Venezuela publishes photo of freed American detainee in tourism promotion ad
    • Know your oligarch: Querétaro’s “Angel Investors” are going to want return on their investment
    • Scientists: genetically modified foods are fine. Everyone else: we’re not so sure.
    • You’d let Pellegrini date your mom, but you’d still hire Mourinho as your coach
    • The Intro: Jitendra Harpalani
    • You’ll be able to instantly buy whatever outlandish outfit Katy Perry wears on Super Bowl Sunday
    • It’s partially Drake’s fault that Lil Wayne is suing Birdman
    • Let’s make ‘Pawnee, Indiana Jones’ a thing!
    • 10 other top colleges that banned hard alcohol
    • Throwback-ish Thursday: Rihanna brings a ’90s vibe to the new cover of i-D magazine
    • Don’t worry, you can still buy plenty of non-trademarked Taylor Swift garbage on Etsy
    • How to get ready for tonight’s return of ‘Scandal’
    • Hope Solo’s suspension could also provide her a chance at redemption
    • With Germany tamed, Bayern’s left Guardiola with the challenge of being unchallenged
    • Whitney Houston’s daughter Bobbi Kristina recovering after being found unconscious in tub
    • Timberland severs ties with French fashion designer after N-word-laden presentation
    • We have now learned that not all German goalkeepers are Manuel Neuer
    • Manchester United finds new ways to punish its most loyal fans
    • Billions in Afghanistan spending is now classified, and that is causing tensions in the Pentagon
    • Arda Turan chucks his shoe at official, official doesn’t even blink
    • In Chivas’ famous shadow, two other Guadalajara clubs are hiding
    • Lawmakers take first step toward ending the Cuban embargo
    • Here’s what it’s like to be a DREAMer in the state with Congress’ most anti-immigrant member
    • Backpack bomb kills 2 ‘contras’ in northern Nicaragua
    • Lil Wayne is suing Birdman for $51 million, and here’s where everything went sour
    • Cartooning for the White House: A chat with the artist behind the #GetCovered comics
    • Barcelona has just now realized Qatar has “social issues”
    • When They Mattered, Everton: A new life of modesty for one of England’s storied clubs
    • Loretta Lynch defends Obama immigration program from GOP critics
    • We’re so excited for the all-female ‘Ghostbusters’ reboot that we’re casting the rest of the movie
    • Fox Sports is trying to start beef between Clint Dempsey and Lupe Fiasco
    • Chile vs. the United States: Five questions about the performance that we can answer before kickoff
    • This cop shared nude pics he stole from DUI drivers’ phones and he’s not going to jail
    • Real Madrid need more money, so get ready for Abu Dhabi Bernabéu
    • Chiapas has never been relegated, but life’s a grind for Mexico’s small clubs
    • The percent of Americans who are married has hit another all-time low
    • Here are America’s most wanted suspected human traffickers
    • French 8-year-old questioned by police about sympathizing with terrorism
    • Mexico might extradite Chapo Guzman… in ‘300 or 400 years’
    • Russia’s economy is falling apart, taking its soccer league and the 2018 World Cup with it
    • Thanks to Sky Sports, the Premier League transfer window just got even more insufferable
    • Dear Verizon: A letter from a customer who would like her privacy back
    • Cristiano Ronaldo’s lax punishment shows the value Spain puts on politeness
    • FBI agent reportedly says the only way to beat Anonymous ‘is to get them all girlfriends’
    • Mesut Özil should stick to soccer rather than consider a career on stage
    • Pandemonium erupts in Brazilian metro station as police fire tear gas into crowd after protest
    • Mexico confirms with ‘legal certainty’ deaths of 43 missing Ayotzinapa students
    • The things you don’t actually care about XI
    • Chelsea 1-0 (2-1) Liverpool: One-word review
    • Mexico: Three houses, one ostrich
    • Upset Polish fans broke into their club’s stadium and left coffins for each player
    • Fidel Castro is still alive (and 4 other takeaways from his first public comments on the US-Cuba deal)
    • This is what it looks like when the government tracks your car in real time
    • Patriots lead Seahawks — in political donations
    • Mexican journalist beheaded for ‘poking the hornet’s nest’
    • Thanks Obama: Tab Ramos’s son has left college to join a Mexican team
    • This BDSM-themed Domino’s ad explores the fifty shades of pizza
    • Do these Google searches really reveal our deepest sexual anxieties?
    • Expanding Major League Soccer’s playoffs is a terrible idea
    • Why Brazil’s Summer Games could be the shittiest Olympics ever
    • Is abortion the new gay marriage? How the social issue is starting to divide Republicans
    • Why the European Union is outraged about an execution in Georgia
    • Man Crush Monday: Sinful thoughts about Kaká
    • U.S. Soccer’s president can envision a World Cup without Hope Solo
    • Does Unai Emery have the huevos to guide Sevilla into Spain’s top four?
    • Ecuador goes for ‘Hail Mary’ with $3 million Super Bowl ad
    • Dani Alves’s teddy bear sneakers are a fashion tragedy, but Lionel Messi probably loves them
    • Hate him now: John Terry is back to being the best defender in England
    • This massive winter storm looks bonkers from space, too
    • Cops want Waze to get rid of its police-tracking feature
    • Netherlands’ Michael van Praag is going to run against “President of Life” Blatter
    • Mexico City tries to squat off the fat for free subway rides
    • Why undocumented college students are so stressed out
    • Riquelme’s reminder: There’ll always be a place for art in soccer
    • Tim Cahill could parlay his Asian Cup surge into a move to the Middle East
    • U.S. gets crushed in new ranking of which countries elect the most women
    • New documentary tells the story of a man who had sex with a dolphin
    • 10 things: Miss Universe is far less important than the magic of the FA Cup
    • This new app lets you secretly record encounters with police officers
    • Real Madrid may be breaking the same rule that earned Barcelona a transfer ban
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