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"Everything We Love Is At Stake": Greta Thunberg Arrives For COP31 Summit
The COP31 conference is being held in the Turkish resort city of Antalya following a year of deadly climate-related disasters, including heat waves and floods, and another energy shock caused by the Iran war.
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Meghan Markle's Father Cut Off His Ankle Monitor: Authorities
Thomas Markle was in custody awaiting a hearing in federal court in Tampa, Florida, First Assistant US Attorney Bill Essayli said.
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Alleged Spy Plot Against Nvidia CEO Raises Questions About Company's Future
During his 33-year tenure at the helm of Nvidia, Huang built a reputation as a trusted business leader and an established voice within the technology world.
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US Soldier Arrested In London On Suspicion Of Espionage Linked To Russia
A US Army soldier was arrested Tuesday in England on suspicion of espionage related to Russia, counterterror police said.
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UK Comedian And Children's Author David Williams Accused Of 'Grooming Girls'
David Walliams, 55, denied the allegations. He is accused of using his fame to groom girls.
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Post-Cristiano Ronaldo Era Begins; Focus On Kylian Mbappe, Erling Haaland In UEFA Nations League
The Messi-Ronaldo era has ended in national team soccer and in the UEFA Nations League this week Europe's top strikers resume a long pursuit of the two greats' remarkable goal-scoring totals.
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Vincent Kompany Returns To Bayern Training Base After Health Scare
Bayern Munich coach Vincent Kompany returned to the club's training ground on Tuesday for the first time since he collapsed during practice last month.
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12 Killed In Bulgaria Motorway Pile-Up Due To Fog
Dense fog on the motorway linking the capital Sofia with the Black Sea port of Burgas led to two pileups. The accidents forced the closure of the road in both directions
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Felix Nmecha Defends Goal Celebration Amid Criticism Over Faith Gesture
Felix Nmecha has responded to criticism of goal celebrations linked to an evangelical network by saying they've been misunderstood and are not meant to promote "intolerance, discrimination, or hate in any form."
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'Like Gods...': How North Korean Defectors See Kim Jong Un's Daughter As His Heir
The question of who will become North Korea's next leader is crucial because that person will face a huge challenge - governing an impoverished, nuclear-armed nation whose 26 million people have little political freedom.
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New US FDA Warning Links Rare Vision Loss To Widely Used GLP-1 Weight Loss Medications
The Food and Drug Administration said the risk will be added to the labeling of all GLP-1 drugs, the blockbuster medications used to treat obesity, diabetes and several other medical conditions.
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Cockpit Voice Recorder Found From Deadly Florida Jet Crash Site
The recorder was found at the site where the Bahamas-bound Learjet slammed into the ground and erupted in a fireball on November 1.
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Trump Says FBI Investigating Nvidia CEO's Affair With Alleged Chinese Spy
Jensen Huang has acknowledged he had been intimate with a business executive, issuing an apology to his wife and to the company in an open letter posted on Nvidia's website. He did not name the woman.
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War On Iran Is "Effectively Over", Says Trump After Meeting With Qatari PM
The president offered some of his most definitive comments about moving away from his threat to resume strikes on Iran after the US midterm elections passed.
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Craig Ervine Becomes Third-Oldest Player To Score Test Double Century With Unbeaten 206 vs Afghanistan
The first Test between Afghanistan and Zimbabwe produced more than 1,500 runs, including six centuries and one double century, but ended in a tame draw on Monday as Zimbabwe opted not to declare on an unresponsive pitch
