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Max Rego

News Associate

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CNN, KCRA 3 & My58 Television, WKBT News 8 Now, Jackson's 16 WAPT

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Max Rego is a sports breaking news reporter for The Messenger. With a background in sports journalism, Max covers a wide range of topics including college football, NFL, and sports controversies. His articles provide timely updates and insights into the world of sports, keeping readers informed and engaged.

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Geo Focus

United States (National)

Coverage Attributes:

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Event Coverage: 28 %
Exclusive: 21 %
Breaking News: 10 %
Press Release: 7 %
Evolving Stories: 7 %

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Most Recent Topics:

  • College Basketball
  • NCAA Tournament
  • March Madness
  • ACC Tournament
  • Player Profiles

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Articles

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North Carolina State Wolfpack forward DJ Burns Jr. (30) cuts the net after defeating the Duke Blue Devils in the finals of the South Regional of the 2024 NCAA Tournament at American Airline Center. Kevin Jairaj-USA TODAY Sports Basketball to 'Beastboy': What to know about NC State star DJ Burns Jr. By Max Rego | Last updated 4/2/24

North Carolina State Wolfpack forward DJ Burns Jr. (30) cuts the net after defeating the Duke Blue Devils in the finals of the South Regional of the 2024 NCAA Tournament at American Airline Center. Kevin Jairaj-USA TODAY Sports Basketball to 'Beastboy': What to know about NC State star DJ Burns Jr. By Max Rego | Last updated 4/2/24

By: Max Rego

There's no question the fan favorite of the men's NCAA Tournament is North Carolina State big man DJ Burns Jr., who has received acclaim for his crafty footwork and goofy personality.

Jackson's 16 WAPT

US Border Patrol agent arrested, accused of forcing women to expose themselves in virtual interviews Infinite Scroll Enabled US Border Patrol agent arrested, accused of forcing women to expose themselves in virtual interviews Updated: 9:00 PM CDT Aug 26, 2024 Infinite Scroll Enabled Authorities in New York state arrested a U.S. Border Patrol agent this week after accusing him of forcing women to expose themselves on webcam, claiming it was a requirement for admission into the country.The agent, 53-year-old Shane Millan of Jefferson County, allegedly ordered three women to expose their bare chests and a fourth to expose her breasts while keeping her bra on, according to a news release from the U.S. Attorney's Office in the Northern District of New York.Millan was charged with four misdemeanor counts of depriving the women of their Constitutional rights against unreasonable searches. The incidents allegedly took place in August 2023, according to the charging document signed by U.S. Attorney Carla Freedman. It's unclear why the charges were filed now, a year later.Millan allegedly told the women the requests were "legitimate searches incident to admission into the United States" although his "demands to see the victims' breasts were for his own gratification," according to the news release. He was virtually processing the victims' admission into the U.S.The charging document says Millan committed the offenses in Jefferson County, along the Canadian border, and "elsewhere." CNN has reached out to U.S. Border Patrol for comment.Millan was arraigned before a U.S. magistrate judge Thursday in Syracuse on four counts of deprivation of rights under color of law and released pending trial. Court documents do not indicate that he entered a plea at his initial appearance.A jury trial has been set for Oct. 21, according to court records.CNN is working to determine if Millan has legal representation. NATIONAL DOG DAY: Beloved TV dog Lassie gave hilarious interview in retro find Lassie answered questions and gave out kisses in this amazing archival clip. Next Story NATIONAL DOG DAY: Beloved TV dog Lassie gave hilarious interview in retro find Lassie answered questions and gave out kisses in this amazing archival clip. Updated: 11:28 AM CDT Aug 26, 2024 Video Player is loading. / This is a modal window. Beginning of dialog window. Escape will cancel and close the window. Text Color Opacity Text Background Color Opacity Caption Area Background Color Opacity Font Size Text Edge Style Font Family End of dialog window. ✕ Well, Lassie stopped by today just to uh talk about her new season. She's still in syndication, of course. And she would like to demonstrate, I believe some of the exciting work that you've been doing on the screen since the first picture. What was it, Lassie? Come home? Yes. Was it Lassie come home or was it son of Lassie? Oh, Lassie. No, it was Lassie. Come home. You were wrong there. It was not the son of Lassie. Uh Anyway, she's going to do some exciting scenes now for you, if, if she may. Uh Lassie, I'd like the exciting, the scene that I remember vividly from Courage of Lassie, which is *** famous MGM movie many, many years ago where you had the hurt, where you had the hurt paw. You remember that? The famous hurt Paw bit? 00, well, we'll fix that up last week. How about give me *** kiss? Yes. See, that's when she's happy to see her master again. You, you see that all the time in, in, in, in, in television. You've had many masters, haven't you? You've had many masters, haven't you? Yes. Did you know that you're *** sloppy? Kisser Lassie. Anyway, what, what season, what season are you in at the present moment? 3456789, 10. You, you're longer the mans at 1112, 1314, 1516, 17, you're that old, excuse me? 1819, 19 years on the tube. I'm not gonna ask you how many Patsy Awards you won Lassie, but that's for the best animal actor. But, uh, I understand that you've won so many Patsy awards that they've almost disqualified you because you, you, that's the, uh, you know, the big one. I think you lost to Arnold the Pig one year, but I hear it was fixed. Anyway, thank you very much for coming by Lassie. Uh It's been *** pleasure. Could you could we shake hands and, and leave friends very good. And uh if you, you may wander home now, I believe your dog house is waiting. So goodbye. And for which one? Uh Yes, we, we already shook hands and that's, and uh thank you very much for coming by and we hope to see you again. That's the bow for the cameras folks. And now how about sitting up for the crowd? Can you sit, sit, Lassie, can you sit up? See, wait, come on, sit up, sit up, sit up, watch my hand signals. Folk, sit up, sit up, look at that and they said I couldn't be *** trainer dog. Uh I'm gonna introduce you to my Chihuahuas NATIONAL DOG DAY: Beloved TV dog Lassie gave hilarious interview in retro find Lassie answered questions and gave out kisses in this amazing archival clip. Updated: 11:28 AM CDT Aug 26, 2024 Aug. 26 is National Dog Day, and what better way to celebrate than a retro interview with one of the most famous dogs in the world — Lassie. Harry Martin, a legendary entertainment reporter in Sacramento, sat down with the celebrity canine in 1986.Lassie answered questions like how many years she had been on TV and what her first movie was. They also discussed how Lassie had won so many best animal actor awards. Martin said, "I think you lost to Arnold the pig one year, but I hear it was fixed."WATCH the video to see why Harry called Lassie a sloppy kisser!If you enjoyed this video, here are a few more blasts from the past:

US Border Patrol agent arrested, accused of forcing women to expose themselves in virtual interviews Infinite Scroll Enabled US Border Patrol agent arrested, accused of forcing women to expose themselves in virtual interviews Updated: 9:00 PM CDT Aug 26, 2024 Infinite Scroll Enabled Authorities in New York state arrested a U.S. Border Patrol agent this week after accusing him of forcing women to expose themselves on webcam, claiming it was a requirement for admission into the country.The agent, 53-year-old Shane Millan of Jefferson County, allegedly ordered three women to expose their bare chests and a fourth to expose her breasts while keeping her bra on, according to a news release from the U.S. Attorney's Office in the Northern District of New York.Millan was charged with four misdemeanor counts of depriving the women of their Constitutional rights against unreasonable searches. The incidents allegedly took place in August 2023, according to the charging document signed by U.S. Attorney Carla Freedman. It's unclear why the charges were filed now, a year later.Millan allegedly told the women the requests were

By: Max Rego, Zoe Sottile

Authorities in New York state arrested a U.S. Border Patrol agent this week after accusing him of forcing women to expose themselves on webcam, claiming it was a requirement for admission into the country.

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