Anastasia Pagonis, 17, won the first Tokyo Paralympics gold medal for Team USA and Gia Pergolini added another to the country’s medal count.
Author: Emily Leiker, USA TODAY
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Tom Brady makes election joke at White House in reference to Buccaneers’ Super Bowl 55 win
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