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Everton Up For Sale After US Owner Says It Is Exploring Investment Options
Premier League club Everton is on the market again after U.S. owner The Friedkin Group announced on Friday that it was exploring investment options and a potential sale.
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Kylian Mbappe Injured, Erling Haaland Forced Off: FIFA's Packed Schedule Faces Fresh Backlash
European soccer federations told UEFA they are not happy with the new extended four-game blocks of international matches that finished this week.
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Birthday Boy Ben Shelton Cruises Into Shanghai Masters Third Round
U.S. Open runner-up Ben Shelton celebrated his 24th birthday Friday by advancing to the third round of the Shanghai Masters with a 6-3, 7-6 (6) win over Daniel Altmaier in the ATP 1000-level tournament.
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Isaias Strengthens Into Category 2 Hurricane, "Dangerous" Landfall Predicted
Isaias had maximum sustained winds of 105 mph (165 kph), according to the hurricane center, surpassing the 96 mph (154 kph) threshold for a Category 2 storm.
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Trump Honours Microsoft CEO After Suspending Key Green Card Filing For Company
In presenting the National Medal of Technology and Innovation to Microsoft's CEO, Trump took a more flattering approach and made no statements about the company's hiring of foreign workers.
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US To Livestream Execution Of Fort Hood Shooter, 1st Time In 65 Years
The Army announced this week that the execution would take place at Fort Hood on December 3 after Hasan was convicted of killing 13 people and injuring 32 others in a shooting at the military base in 2009.
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Erling Haaland's First Public Comment After Manchester City Guilty Verdict
Erling Haaland called on everyone at Manchester City to "stick together" in his first public comments since the club was found guilty of large-scale financial rule-breaking in the Premier League
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US Won't Attack Iran Till November 3 Midterm Polls, Declares Trump
"We will not be attacking Iran at any time prior to the Midterm Elections to be held in the United States on November 3rd," Trump said.
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Barely Hanging On? Small Self-Care Steps To Prevent Caregiver Burnout
Nearly one in four adults in the United States, or 63 million people, provided care to adults or children with medical conditions or disabilities in 2025, a total that jumped by almost 50% in 10 years, according to a report by the National Alliance for Caregiving and AARP.
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Russia's Public Health Watchdog Denies A Second Infection In Suspected Pneumonic Plague Case
Rospotrebnadzor has said that the lab worker at a plague research institute in Irkutsk in southeastern Siberia died of pneumonia of unknown origin. In tersely worded statements, it said that "extensive" testing found no evidence her illness was caused by any of the pathogens she worked with.
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Trump Proposes Camp David-Style Presidential Retreat At Florida Golf Club
Past presidents have used Camp David, a rustic compound in Maryland, as a weekend retreat and a place to host presidential meetings.
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Can Tennessee Try To Execute Christa Pike Again? Experts Explain
Christa Pike suffered burns and blisters to her arms and her prognosis remains uncertain after executioners tried to give her two lethal doses of pentobarbital.
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Texas Puts Man To Death In US' 1st Execution Since Christa Pike Case
Jamaal Howard, 46, was pronounced dead at 8:03 pm after receiving a fatal dose of pentobarbital at the state prison in Huntsville.
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Why The Plague Has Not Disappeared And How Modern Medicine Manages It
Since the 1990s, most human cases have been reported in Africa, especially Congo and Madagascar, according to the World Health Organization.
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Ebola Outbreak In Congo Escalates With New Hot Spots And Limited Support For Patients And Responders
Congo's deadliest Ebola outbreak — caused by the Bundibugyo virus, which has no approved vaccine or treatment — was declared in May.
