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UK, 27 Nations Say Gaza War 'Must End Now', Israel Puts Onus On Hamas
Twenty-eight countries including Britain, Japan and a host of European nations issued a joint statement Monday saying the war in Gaza "must end now" the latest sign of allies' sharpening language as Israel's isolation deepens.
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Keylor Navas To Join UNAM Pumas After Brief Stint In Argentina With Newell's Old Boys
Ex-Real Madrid goalkeeper Keylor Navas is set to transfer to the UNAM Pumas of the Mexican league after a six-month stint in Argentina with Newell's Old Boys.
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Bangladesh School Jet Crash Death Count Rises To 27, Dozens Still Critical
A Bangladesh Air Force training aircraft crashed into a school in Dhaka, the country's capital, shortly after takeoff on Monday afternoon, killing the pilot and 26 other people, most of whom were students, officials said.
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Chris Paul Returns To Los Angeles Clippers For What's Expected To Be His 21st And Final NBA Season
Chris Paul is rejoining the Los Angeles Clippers for what's expected to be the point guard's 21st and final NBA season.
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How A Smart Watch Helped Locate Montana Plane Crash Wreckage
Search teams located the site of an airplane crash that killed three people near Yellowstone National Park using the last known location of the smart watch from one of the victims, authorities said Monday.
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Olympic Gold Medalist Zheng Qinwen Pulls Out Of The US Open After Elbow Surgery
Olympic gold medalist Zheng Qinwen withdrew from the U.S. Open on Monday, two days after announcing she had arthroscopic surgery on her right elbow.
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Doug McDermott Signs 3.6M USD Contract With Sacramento Kings
Doug McDermott agreed to a one-year, $3.6 million contract on Monday to return to the Sacramento Kings.
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Fear Of US Federal Agents Force Texas Immigrants To Stay Indoors Even During Medical Crisis
The 41-year-old mother, who crossed into the United States from Mexico more than two decades ago and married an American carpenter, fears federal agents may be on the hunt for her.
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Subway Names Jonathan Fitzpatrick, Former Burger King Executive, As CEO
Jonathan Fitzpatrick is the first CEO hired since Subway was bought by the private equity firm Roark Capital in 2024. And Roark didn't have to look far to find him.
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Philadelphia Phillies Sign Reliever David Robertson to 1-Year Deal
The Philadelphia Phillies have signed right-hander David Robertson to a $15.7 million, one-year contract, prorated to $6 million through the end of the regular season.
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UK Police Arrest 6 In Violent Protests At Asylum Seeker Hotel
A town on the outskirts of London was rocked by protesters who descended on a hotel housing asylum seekers for the second time in four days on Sunday night, amid anger about a migrant accused of sexual assault.
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Russia Strikes Kyiv Hours Before High-Level Talks On Support For Ukraine
A drone struck the entrance to a subway station in Kyiv, where people had taken cover. Videos showed the station platform engulfed by smoke, with dozens of people inside. The station had to be ventilated in what he called an "enhanced mode".
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From Missouri To Gaza: The Global Grief Of Families With Missing Loved Ones
Ambiguous loss can be intimate or global, as in the cases of the missing from the September 11 attacks, tsunamis in the Indian Ocean and Japan, the Turkey-Syria earthquake, the Israel-Hamas war and the Russian invasion of Ukraine.
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What World's Nuclear Watchdog Does And What Its Dismissal Would Mean
The International Atomic Energy Agency ensures that countries operate their programs within the limits of non-proliferation agreements. Part of the agreement allows the IAEA to inspect nuclear-related sites, including unannounced surprise visits.
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Decontaminated Fukushima Soil Used At Japanese Prime Minister's Office To Prove Safety
Decontaminated but slightly radioactive soil from Fukushima was delivered Saturday to the Japanese prime minister's office to be reused in an effort to showcase its safety.
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UK, 27 Nations Say Gaza War 'Must End Now', Israel Puts Onus On Hamas
Twenty-eight countries including Britain, Japan and a host of European nations issued a joint statement Monday saying the war in Gaza "must end now" the latest sign of allies' sharpening language as Israel's isolation deepens.
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Keylor Navas To Join UNAM Pumas After Brief Stint In Argentina With Newell's Old Boys
Ex-Real Madrid goalkeeper Keylor Navas is set to transfer to the UNAM Pumas of the Mexican league after a six-month stint in Argentina with Newell's Old Boys.
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Bangladesh School Jet Crash Death Count Rises To 27, Dozens Still Critical
A Bangladesh Air Force training aircraft crashed into a school in Dhaka, the country's capital, shortly after takeoff on Monday afternoon, killing the pilot and 26 other people, most of whom were students, officials said.
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Chris Paul Returns To Los Angeles Clippers For What's Expected To Be His 21st And Final NBA Season
Chris Paul is rejoining the Los Angeles Clippers for what's expected to be the point guard's 21st and final NBA season.
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How A Smart Watch Helped Locate Montana Plane Crash Wreckage
Search teams located the site of an airplane crash that killed three people near Yellowstone National Park using the last known location of the smart watch from one of the victims, authorities said Monday.
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Olympic Gold Medalist Zheng Qinwen Pulls Out Of The US Open After Elbow Surgery
Olympic gold medalist Zheng Qinwen withdrew from the U.S. Open on Monday, two days after announcing she had arthroscopic surgery on her right elbow.
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Doug McDermott Signs 3.6M USD Contract With Sacramento Kings
Doug McDermott agreed to a one-year, $3.6 million contract on Monday to return to the Sacramento Kings.
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Fear Of US Federal Agents Force Texas Immigrants To Stay Indoors Even During Medical Crisis
The 41-year-old mother, who crossed into the United States from Mexico more than two decades ago and married an American carpenter, fears federal agents may be on the hunt for her.
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Subway Names Jonathan Fitzpatrick, Former Burger King Executive, As CEO
Jonathan Fitzpatrick is the first CEO hired since Subway was bought by the private equity firm Roark Capital in 2024. And Roark didn't have to look far to find him.
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Philadelphia Phillies Sign Reliever David Robertson to 1-Year Deal
The Philadelphia Phillies have signed right-hander David Robertson to a $15.7 million, one-year contract, prorated to $6 million through the end of the regular season.
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UK Police Arrest 6 In Violent Protests At Asylum Seeker Hotel
A town on the outskirts of London was rocked by protesters who descended on a hotel housing asylum seekers for the second time in four days on Sunday night, amid anger about a migrant accused of sexual assault.
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Russia Strikes Kyiv Hours Before High-Level Talks On Support For Ukraine
A drone struck the entrance to a subway station in Kyiv, where people had taken cover. Videos showed the station platform engulfed by smoke, with dozens of people inside. The station had to be ventilated in what he called an "enhanced mode".
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From Missouri To Gaza: The Global Grief Of Families With Missing Loved Ones
Ambiguous loss can be intimate or global, as in the cases of the missing from the September 11 attacks, tsunamis in the Indian Ocean and Japan, the Turkey-Syria earthquake, the Israel-Hamas war and the Russian invasion of Ukraine.
-
What World's Nuclear Watchdog Does And What Its Dismissal Would Mean
The International Atomic Energy Agency ensures that countries operate their programs within the limits of non-proliferation agreements. Part of the agreement allows the IAEA to inspect nuclear-related sites, including unannounced surprise visits.
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Decontaminated Fukushima Soil Used At Japanese Prime Minister's Office To Prove Safety
Decontaminated but slightly radioactive soil from Fukushima was delivered Saturday to the Japanese prime minister's office to be reused in an effort to showcase its safety.
