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Jones Family Donates $10 Million to Clinton Center — 19hJerry Jones and his family are donating $10 million to the Clinton Presidential Center in Little Rock to support its modernization and renovation. The project will upgrade educational facilities, add space for Hillary Clinton’s archives and service-related exhibits, and redesign the grounds as a community gathering place.

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Cowboys Fall 24-16, Jones Calls Loss Disappointing — 4dJerry Jones called the Cowboys’ 24-16 home loss to Tampa Bay “extraordinarily disappointing” after Dallas squandered a late chance to rally. The upset, delivered with the Buccaneers playing without Baker Mayfield, intensified concerns about the Cowboys’ performance and direction.

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Cowboys reportedly plan further trades despite depleted picks — 2dAfter a 2-3 start and another defensive collapse, the Cowboys are expected to keep exploring trades despite having limited draft capital; Jerry Jones says Dallas would consider dealing picks for a player with long-term value. Edge rushers have emerged as possible targets, but names floated in reports remain speculative and no negotiations have been confirmed.

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Buccaneers Beat Cowboys 24-16 in Dallas — 6dThe Cowboys lost 24-16 at home to previously winless Tampa Bay after a costly Dak Prescott interception and major defensive struggles, prompting Jerry Jones to call the performance extraordinarily disappointing. Separately, Colin Kaepernick revisited his 2016 national anthem protest at a Dallas event, challenging Jones and others who opposed it over their stance on protests against police violence and racial injustice.

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Dallas Cowboys Owner Jerry Jones Reveals Cancer Diagnosis, Credits Experimental Drug — Aug 14, 2025Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones received his cancer diagnosis in 2010, but recently revealed he was treated for advanced melanoma. Jones disclosed the information in a documentary series, “America’s Team: The Gambler…

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AP Top 25 College Football TeamsRankingCollege football fans argue endlessly over which programs deserve the top spots in the AP Poll based on wins, schedule strength, and legacy.

Bill Clinton Surprises Cowboys Presser as Jerry Jones Nearly Falls Off Stage — Apr 22, 2026An already busy day at the Dallas Cowboys’ headquarters took an unexpected turn when a familiar face walked into the room mid-press conference. According to the New York Post , team owner Jerry Jones and front office…

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Comstock strikes $1.65 billion SOCAR deal to cut debt in half — Sep 1, 2026Comstock Resources plans a $1.65 billion cash partnership with Azerbaijan’s SOCAR to sell non-operated interests in Legacy and Western Haynesville assets and a stake in Pinnacle Gas Services, aiming to reduce pro forma net debt from about $3.1 billion to $1.5 billion. Separately, a $450 million drilling venture funded by Jerry Jones will support further development of the Haynesville assets, with closing and definitive agreement targets by year-end 2026.

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Tom Gallagher Cutting debt in half is huge for Comstock, curious what SOCAR gets long term from non-operated stakes in Haynesville.

Lamb Seeks Extension for Pickens with Cowboys — Aug 10, 2026The Dallas Cowboys boast a top-wide receiver duo in CeeDee Lamb and George Pickens, who starred in 2025 and helped fuel a high-scoring offense, though Pickens will play 2026 on a fully guaranteed franchise tag after negotiations stalled. Lamb publicly urged Cowboys owner Jerry Jones to extend Pickens, signaling a desire to keep the pair together for multiple championships despite ongoing contract talks and surrounding roster decisions.

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