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North Korea Fires Suspected Ballistic Missile Towards Sea: Japan
Japan's Defense Ministry says North Korea has launched a possible ballistic missile toward the sea.
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Somalian Referee, Sent Back From FIFA World Cup In US, Set To Officiate UEFA Super Cup
The disharmony between UEFA and FIFA has increased since, with UEFA leading the campaign to oust Infantino from the FIFA presidency over his recent — aborted — plan to sell an interest in the World Cup.
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LeBron James To Play His First Game With 76ers Against Champions Knicks On NBA Opening Night
He will return to face the Lakers on Christmas, after Victor Wembanyama and the San Antonio Spurs are back in New York for an NBA Finals rematch to open a five-game schedule.
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Congo Says 2,000 People Have Died In Its Ebola Outbreak, The Fastest Growing On Record
The grim toll comes nearly three months since the outbreak was declared on May 15. While it took about nine weeks for the outbreak to record 1,000 deaths, it's taken just around three weeks to record the additional 1,000 deaths.
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Australia Introduces Optional Gender, Sexual Orientation Questions In Census
Australia's 2026 census asks residents about sexual orientation and gender identity, for the first time, after Labor reversed course on the questions
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Can't Sleep In A New Place? The First-Night Effect May Be Why
Trouble sleeping in a new place is common due to the First-Night Effect. Here is why your brain stays alert and what experts recommend.
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Ebola Outbreak In Congo Started Months Before Alert: WHO
WHO says Congo's Ebola outbreak began months before its May declaration, highlighting delayed detection, rapid spread, and mounting challenges for healthcare workers.
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Pamela Anderson Shares Her No-Fuss Watermelon Recipe For A Cool Summer Dessert
Pamela Anderson shared watermelon granita recipe from her cookbook.
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A Flight, An Airstrike, A Blockade: How Yemen's Truce Started Unraveling
The tit-for-tat attacks started July 13 with a Saudi airstrike that hit the runway of the airport in Yemen's capital, Sanaa, preventing the landing of an Iranian flight carrying a high-ranking Houthi delegation.
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"Torn Apart": China's Crackdown Leaves AI Boyfriends Mourned Like Real Ones
AI companions in China range from romantic partners to virtual recreations of dead loved ones.
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Trump Picks Former Lawyer Will Scharf As New White House Counsel
Trump named Will Scharf, his former personal lawyer and ex-NCPC chair, as new White House counsel starting September 1, replacing David Warrington.
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Deadly Bacterial Infections Rise Along Gulf Coast, Warn Officials
Health officials in Louisiana are urging beachgoers to take precautions during a summertime surge in infections from a flesh-eating bacteria found in coastal waters.
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Ebola Update: Congo Finds No Infections Among Quarantined Boat Passengers
Health authorities have confirmed that there are no cases of Ebola have been detected among passengers on a river boat that was placed in quarantine near Kinshasa.
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How To Spot Perseid Meteor Shower, A Light Show That Promises To Dazzle
The meteor shower's peak Wednesday night into Thursday morning coincides with a total solar eclipse across Spain, Iceland and Greenland and a six-planet parade - though the best time to view the fireballs will come after totality.
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Russia, Ukraine Exchange Overnight Strikes, 7 Killed, Many Injured
In the latest attacks, Ukrainian drones killed five people and injured two dozen others, including a 4-year-old boy, in Russia's border region of Belgorod.
