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WikiLeaks whistleblower Chelsea Manning and Intercept co-founder Glenn Greenwald squared on Twitter after Manning launched an attack on his once ally and biggest supporter, all to the delight of Greenwald’s many haters.
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What it means to be “fully vaccinated” is changing, said Covid adviser Anthony Fauci, suggesting that the standard regimen will soon contain three doses, amid reports that FDA staff expressed concern about a hasty rollout .
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Hundreds of Palestinians protesting near the border fence in Gaza have been shot in conflict with the Israeli military.
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The final round of CONCACAF, which qualified for the 2022 FIFA World Cup in Qatar, kicked off on Thursday, but only one in eight teams was able to secure a victory.
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Through 3 quarters The NC State Wolfpack is on the board, but we’re still waiting for the South Florida Bulls to respond.
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Thursday night’s clash between No. 4 Ohio State and Minnesota will be a clash between two teams starting in 2021 and coming from completely different seasons in 2020.
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A member of the infamous Islamic State terrorist cell nicknamed ‘The Beatles’ has pleaded guilty to killing four American ctives.
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A rocket produced by the airline Firefly encountered a catastrophic failure minutes after its initial launch off the coast of California, which erupted into a massive fireball when the vessel exploded in the middle of the flight.
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A stabbing in a supermarket in Auckland, where several people were injured, was an act of terrorism, says the Prime Minister of New Zealand.
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The Atlanta Falcons are shaking their running back room. On Thursday, the team announced the signing of veteran running back Wayne Gallman and released teammate Qadree Ollison.
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An “Antifa teacher” in high school in California was put on paid leave “for his actions in the classroom” after an awkward school board meeting.
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Australia’s The Age newspaper has created new divisions in Victoria after publishing a comprehensive editorial that harshly criticized the state government’s handling of the Covid-19 pandemic and recent lockdown expansions.
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While Democrats and some Republicans celebrated the “historic” inclusion of women in the U.
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There is no chance that WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange would receive the Nobel Peace Prize, but it is not the case that he wants one, said NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden.
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Tortured by the United States in Afghanistan’s Bagram Prison and Guantanamo Bay, British-Pakistani author Moazzam Begg told RT about his trials and the vengeful, futile American ‘War on Terror’, which he also says “destroyed” American soldiers.
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At least 42 people, including a young child, have died in the wake of brutal storms that hit the Northeast with deaths reported in five states after the remains of Hurricane Ida brought deadly floods and tornadoes
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Two years ago, AEW debuted as a campaign with All Out pay-per-view.
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The final event for the biggest season in PGA Tour history (a total of 50 events) has finally arrived, and much is at stake over four days in Atlanta.
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Jon Rahm will try to close out a turbulent but massively successful season with a statement when the PGA Tour Tour Championship 2021 starts Thursday at East Lake Golf Club.
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Firefighters in Farmington, Connecticut fight a flame in an industrial building after a plane crashed into the facility Thursday morning.
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Who plays Southern Utah @ No. 25 Arizona State Records from last season: Arizona State 2-2; Southern Utah 1-5
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The U.S. Department of Defense has accused Beijing of undermining international law after it tightened rules on foreign vessels sailing in its territorial waters amid tensions in the South China Sea.
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Eight people have died in New York City and New Jersey, according to media reports, after insane floods and “historic” rainfall from Hurricane Ida, which prompted officials to declare a state of emergency.
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Getty Images Ben Simmons is putting pressure on the Philadelphia 76ers to replace him, but the longer this saga stretches, the harder it will be for Daryl Morey to find a satisfying offer.
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The Boise State Broncos and UCF Knights squad Thursday in a showdown in Week 1.
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Candace Owens has accused a testing facility for Covid-19 of rejecting her service for political reasons and revealing emails with the company that have critics divided over who is completely right.
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When President Joe Biden declares that the US withdrawal from Afghanistan is over and the war is over, his government shifts its focus to enemies at home, namely “white supremacists” and “extremists” who are allegedly cheering on the Taliban.
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Getty Images For the first time since May 30, the San Francisco Giants are not in first place in the NL West.
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The US Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has prevented billionaire Richard Branson’s Virgin Galactic from flying its SpaceShipTwo aircraft until the agency completed an investigation into its flight last month.
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Combate Global puts on another exciting match card in Miami on Friday night.
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Getty Images Five days ago, the New York Yankees ran a 13-game winning streak, their longest since September 1961.
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Kirby Lee-USA TODAY Sports The Las Vegas Raiders have high expectations for themselves in 2021.
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At least 370 planes have been canceled from New Jersey’s Newark airport after the U.
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Actress and activist Rose McGowan, who recently took to Twitter to accuse Oprah Winfrey of “supporting a sick power structure”, has been met with some backlash, but an outburst stunned many by opposing the two riches.
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Getty Images New York Met’s acting general manager Zack Scott was arrested Tuesday morning in White Plains, New York, on suspicion of driving while intoxicated, according to New York Post.
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Getty Images Last month, Major League Baseball and MLB Players Associated held their first face-to-face negotiation meeting in an attempt to reach a new agreement.
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As teams seek to complete their rosters ahead of training camp, a trio of NBA veterans- Isaiah Thomas, Lance Stephenson and Monta Ellis- worked for the Dallas Mavericks on Thursday, according to Shams Charania from The Athletic.
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Purdue Pharma, the maker of the powerful opioid OxyContin, is dissolving after a federal judge proved a $ 4.
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Patrick Reed is playing in a 30-man golf tournament this week with $ 46 million on the course.
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Getty Images The Philadelphia Phillies defeated the Washington Nationals Thursday with a 7-6 final.
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Several tornadoes touched down in New Jersey, wreaking havoc on local communities as the remnants of Hurricane Ida hit the east coast, triggering New York City’s first ever emergency flood in the midst of a massive downpour.
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The latest data from the World Health Organization has put Scotland’s health boards at the top of the covid-19 incidence charts, and not for the first time as many complain that the SNP’s pandemic master plan has been a failure.
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Air defenses illuminated the skies over the Syrian city of Damascus after reports of incoming missiles from Lebanese airspace, allegedly fired by Israeli jets.
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The American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) was publicly condemned on Thursday after arguing that mandatory Covid-19 vaccination actually promotes civil rights instead of compromising them.
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This summer, Governor Kristi Noem caused a furore by sending the National Guard from her state to secure the border with Texas with Mexico, where a private donor raised the flag.
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Getty Images When he was selected by the Montreal Canadiens earlier this summer, Logan Mailloux’s entry into the National Hockey League came despite his requests that teams not draft him.
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Don Juan Moore / Getty Images The New Orleans Saints and Green Bay Packers open their normal 2021 season at TIAA Bank Field in Jacksonville, the NFL announced Wednesday.
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The Taliban have claimed that its fighters seized a key position at the entrance to the Panjshir Valley - the only Afghan province still under the group’s control.
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The Virginia Supreme Court has paved the way for the removal of a statue of Confederate leader Robert E.
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It’s time for the Baltimore Ravens to take the next step toward an NFL championship, and they know it.
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A potential title shot is on the line Saturday in the main event at UFC Fight Night: Brunson vs.
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The 2021 US Open kicked off on Monday as tennis' Grand Slam calendar year inches towards its end.
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Given what’s going on in there, people are generally very sensitive to the rules of bathroom etiquette and do not look kindly on those who violate them.
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The U.S. Supreme Court has refused to block a ban on abortions during six weeks in Texas, representing an “almost categorical ban” on dismissals, despite condemnation from President Joe Biden and outcry among doctors and judges.
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The United States allegedly used a secret CIA connection to rescue Americans along with members of elite Afghan special forces amid the chaos in and around Kabul airport.
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After failing to qualify for the FIFA World Cup 2018, the excitement builds up again for the US men’s national team ahead of the 2022 Concacaf World Cup Qualifying.
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Just after the US military’s desolate Afghanistan mission was coming to an end, domestic lawmakers marked nearly $ 24 billion in additional defense spending allegedly needed to maintain America’s competitive advantage over Russia and China.
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Twitter has launched a new Super Follows feature that allows users to charge “subscriber only” content fees.
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The US drone strike in Kabul, which allegedly killed seven children, was “fair”, followed proper procedures and eliminated “at least one” person who was a “facilitator” of ISIS-K terrorists, the top US military officer said.
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The Pentagon leadership called for anger among some active U.S. troops, the families and veterans of the fallen over how the war in Afghanistan ended, and respected and promised support, while claiming that they, too, were in pain.
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A U.S. Navy exempted from duty over a viral video blowing up the poorly managed exit from Afghanistan has resigned from the service, saying he has lost all confidence in U.
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The FedEx Cup playoffs come to a conclusion this week at the East Lake Golf Club in Atlanta, and the top 30 in the FedEx Cup standings in 2021 will emerge at the Tour Championship 2021.
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Biotech company Moderna has said its Janese distribution partner will recall three batches of its Covid-19 vaccines after a fourth batch of the company’s shots were found to be contaminated with stainless steel particles.
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The Ben Simmons rumors have just been dialed to 11 after the triple All-Star reportedly requested a trade from the Philadelphia 76ers on Tuesday.
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Wrestling fans have been waiting more than seven years to see CM Punk return to a wrestling ring.
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Afghans who worked for British troops will have the right to “indefinite” residence permits and the right to apply for British citizenship in the future, London has said, as hundreds of those eligible for evacuation remain in Afghanistan.
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Conservative author and expert Ann Coulter left many critics surprised and confused with tweets praising Joe Biden’s withdrawal in Afghanistan, despite the president facing criticism of the dangerous operation from left and right.
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Ben Simmons' name has been in trade rumors about what looks like his entire four-year, highly decorated NBA career, and for most of that time, the Golden State Warriors have been a rumor destination.
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President Joe Biden has vowed to strike back after an “extreme” Texas law banning abortions after six weeks of pregnancy came into force when the Supreme Court chose to ignore a legal challenge.
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Britain needs to reassess its military capabilities and even develop its own further, as the US withdrawal underlined London’s dependence on the US military to operate effectively, the British Foreign Secretary has said.
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Getty Images Chile will host Brazil on Thursday for the latest round of the CONMEBOL region’s qualifiers for the 2022 FIFA World Cup, led by the Brazilians with six wins from their six matches played.
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The American men’s national team will be without star player champion Christian Pulisic and starting goalkeeper Zack Steffen for their opening match in the World Cup qualifier on Thursday.
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Ending America’s longest military engagement is a remarkable event that can be welcomed.
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After the pandemic delayed the start of last season, college football is back in a big way during Labor Day Weekend, as Week 1 college football schedule includes FBS action Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday and Monday.
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A Republican congressman who fought against the evacuation of the Biden administration in Kabul has reportedly traveled to Georgia (the country) as part of an unauthorized operation to evacuate Americans still stranded in Afghanistan.
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The Scottish Government has said it will hold a parliamentary vote next week to require Covid vaccine passports for all those attending nightclubs and major events around the country to halt the recent rise in cases.
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With initial cuts in the roster now completed around the NFL, teams are focused on waiver requirements and filling out their 16-man training team.
Read MoreJerome Miron (USA Today) Brooklyn Nets is working to buy a veteran center DeAndre Jordan, according to Shams Charania and Alex Schiffer from The Athletic.
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The Taliban have staged a military parade in the southern Afghan city of Kandahar, celebrating its victory over the United States and showcasing numerous US-made vehicles seized during the takeover of the country.
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In the 2020-21 season, Iowa star Luka Garza stood out so sharply among his peers as the best basketball player in college basketball that we ruled him out as an opportunity to dribble the tradition predictions about who would win Naismith College Player of the Year.
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About 52% of likely U.S. voters believe President Joe Biden should end how he handled the withdrawal from Afghanistan, according to a study by Rasmussen.
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Idaho Governor Brad Little has activated National Guard troops to support staff in hospitals flooded with Covid-19 patients, warning that facilities with dwindling intensive care units may soon turn the infected away.
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Convicted child murderer and prisoner Colin Pitchfork was released from British prison on Wednesday after serving 33 years despite several attempts to keep him behind bars.
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Aviem Sella, whom the United States for decades tried to extradite from Israel to stand trial for espionage, has received a symbolic promotion in rank.
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Getty Images Italy will be in action for the first time since their UEFA Euro 2020 success on Thursday when they face Bulgaria in the 2022 FIFA World Cup qualifier in Florence.
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Getty Images Sunday’s fight between social media Jake Paul and former UFC champion Tyron Woodley attracted a lot of attention.
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Influential podcaster and UFC commentator Joe Rogan has once again caused outrage by commenting on Covid-19, this time saying he was infected with the virus but only faced “a bad day” after taking a lot of drugs , such as ivermectin.
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A British judge has ordered a 21-year-old man who downloaded “white supremacist” documents about bombing and vionry to read classic literature by Charles Dickens, Jane Austen and William Shakespeare to avoid jail.
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At least 73 children have been snatched by unknown gunmen in northwestern Nigeria, according to local authorities.
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More than half of the hundreds of people on Germany’s Islamic extremist watchdog are the country’s own citizens, a report citing government data said.
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The city of New Orleans has been put under a curfew, forcing residents to stay home at night indefinitely as authorities try to prevent looting after a devastating hurricane knocked power out of Louisiana.
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The first Ebola case reported by Côte d’Ivoire in over 25 years turned out to be a false alarm, the WHO said, as “no evidence” indicated that the patient was actually suffering from the disease, declared “cured” by local health authorities.
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A Florida business owner has made waves after telling supporters of Joe Biden to take their business elsewhere, citing the president’s handling of the withdrawal from Afghanistan.
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Getty Images Green Bay Packers fans are probably still breathing out after having to hold their breath for several months out of season when it came to the future of star quarterback Aaron Rodgers.
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Getty Images In seven innings, the night looked like a special for Padre’s left-handed Blake Snell.
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Recently released data shows that not only have Covid-19 vaccination rates lag in the United States, but over 15 million doses have actually been discarded.
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A student was killed after a perpetrator opened fire on a high school in North Carolina, where the suspect - believed to be a fellow student - was arrested after a brief chase.
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British Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab has admitted that the intelligence service could not predict the rate of Kabul’s fall, saying there was “no viable alternative coalition” for Britain to work with in Afghanistan after the United States left.
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After the unusual saga that led to the No. 1 prospect for the 2019 class, James Wiseman, who only played three college games, we were treated last season to a show by Cade Cunningham, who was 2020’s No.
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The city of San Francisco will launch a bold initiative to curb gun violence: pay “high-risk” individuals to put their guns down and become more productive members of society.
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The Scottish Bureau, which is responsible for the country’s 2022 census, has said it will allow people to self-identify their gender in the millennium survey, but some are concerned that this “waking” development could compromise the data.
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Getty Images The 2021 season for Angels superstar and MVP frontman Shohei Ohtani has basically been an emphatic “no” to the question, “is there anything on a baseball field he can not do?
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While the White House and the Pentagon boast of evacuating more than 120,000 people from Afghanistan, it has emerged that hundreds of employees of the US Global Media Agency and their families were not among them.
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The second-largest U.S. state has passed a bill on voter integrity, which Democrats condemned as racist and tried to block by going to Washington, DC.
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A six-week abortion ban has taken effect in Texas after the U.
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Getty Images When the Jaguars trimmed their list to 53 players on Tuesday, they not only took into account out-of-season performances.
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The British media regulator Ofcom has determined that the TV personality Piers Morgan did not violate its broadcast code when he accused Meghan Markle of lying about suicidal thoughts, which led to a record number of complaints.
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Two senior FDA vaccine officials have stopped and raised eyebrows about the agency’s future.
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The final round of CONCACAF, which qualifies for the 2022 FIFA World Cup in Qatar, kicks off this international break.
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Several members of the Extinction Rebellion deployed pink hammers and chisels to punch holes right through the glass front of investment bank JP Morgan’s offices in London’s financial district to protest the financing of fossil fuels.
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Mark Dinn
It’s no secret that the digital industry is booming. From exciting startups to global brands, companies are reaching out to digital agencies, responding to the new possibilities available.
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Charls Xaviar
It’s no secret that the digital industry is booming. From exciting startups to global brands, companies are reaching out to digital agencies, responding to the new possibilities available.
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Kate Stone
It’s no secret that the digital industry is booming. From exciting startups to global brands, companies are reaching out to digital agencies, responding to the new possibilities available.
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Mark Dinn
It’s no secret that the digital industry is booming. From exciting startups to global brands, companies are reaching out to digital agencies, responding to the new possibilities available.
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John Doe
It’s no secret that the digital industry is booming. From exciting startups to global brands, companies are reaching out to digital agencies, responding to the new possibilities available.
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Kate Stone
It’s no secret that the digital industry is booming. From exciting startups to global brands, companies are reaching out to digital agencies, responding to the new possibilities available.
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John Doe
It’s no secret that the digital industry is booming. From exciting startups to global brands, companies are reaching out to digital agencies, responding to the new possibilities available.
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Charls Xaviar
It’s no secret that the digital industry is booming. From exciting startups to global brands, companies are reaching out to digital agencies, responding to the new possibilities available.
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