Molly Hensley-Clancy

sports investigative reporter for The Washington Post

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“The big question here is: Who can they find to really take this league and make sure players are safe, make sure the league stays alive?”

Whether 10-year-old National Women’s Soccer League can survive abuse allegations surrounding coaches

“The big question here is: Who can they find to really take this league and make sure players are safe, make sure the league stays alive?”

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Julia Child taught generations of Americans how to make boeuf bourguignon and countless French dishes.

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Julia Child taught generations of Americans how to make boeuf bourguignon and countless French dishes.

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