Alexei Ramírez, who set record as oldest player in World Baseball Classic history, tests positive for steroids

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Former Chicago White Sox All-Star shortstop Alexei Ramírez became the oldest player to ever participate in the World Baseball Classic in March. However, he is accused of doing so illegitimately.The 44-year-old Cuban tested positive for “metabolites of mesterolone, metandienone, oxandrolone and stanozolol,” the International Testing Agency announced in a statement on Wednesday.The positive test incurs a mandatory provisional suspension of Ramírez from the sport, although he does have the right to challenge the suspension and ask for it to be lifted. The steroids Ramírez took are prohibited at all times, meaning they…

Talk about some dirty diamonds. A descendant of the Cartier jewelry dynasty was sentenced to eight years in federal prison after confessing to running an unlicensed cryptocurrency exchange that laundered more than $470 million in drug trafficking proceeds. Maximilien de Hoop Cartier, a resident of France who moonlights as a…

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Powell could remain at the Fed despite looming end of chair term

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell is set to deliver what is expected to be his final news conference as head of the Fed on Wednesday.The end of his chairmanship next month, however, may not mark his departure from the world’s most powerful…

Trump-appointed federal judge tosses DOJ lawsuit seeking Arizona voter data

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! A federal judge in Arizona blocked President Donald Trump’s administration from gaining access to the state’s voter rolls on Tuesday.U.S. District Judge Susan Brnovich, a Trump appointee, dismissed a lawsuit by the Justice Department that sought access to the documents. Brnovich stated…

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Why Americans are spending less on travel this year: survey

Americans are scaling back travel spending this year, with 58% planning to spend less than they did last year, according to new research. The online survey of 2,000 Americans, conducted by Talker Research on behalf of CheapCaribbean Vacations, found that rising costs are reshaping travel habits, with budgets down an average of 23% compared to last year. Three in four (75%) say their travel budget doesn’t stretch as far due to higher prices. Seven in 10 Americans say they’re being more careful with money this year (70%), while nearly half say they’re trying to make their budget go further (46%)…

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