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Meet The 11-Year-Old Esports Wonderkid Yuki Kurihara Who Just Won Asian Games Gold
Eel is his favorite training food, he's only 11 years old, and he found his niche in his sport when he was in kindergarten.
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White House Restricts CNN From Trump's Air Force One In Fresh Escalation
The spot that was meant for CNN on this flight has long been saved for a member of the US network video pool, which Real America's Voice News is not a part of.
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New Jersey Lieutenant Governor Resigns After Sexual Harassment Complaints
In a letter included in the report, Caldwell said he suspected his relationships with women were being subjected to extra scrutiny because he was a single Black man.
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"Like Cancer": Brazil's Lula Bans Online Betting Ahead Of Presidential Polls
Lula's government has also drafted a bill to establish criminal offenses related to fixed-odds betting - the most common and dominant type of online sports betting.
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14, Including 2 Senior Military Officials, Killed In Plane Crash In Congo
The plane was returning to the capital city, Kinshasa, from southwestern Kikwit when it developed a technical fault and crashed in Kenge where everyone on board died, according to local officials.
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US Supreme Court To Let Trump Use Federal Database To Weed Out Non-Citizens
The emergency order allows states, for now, to use the Department of Homeland Security program, called Systematic Alien Verification for Entitlements, or SAVE, in their efforts to verify the eligibility of voters on their rolls.
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Manchester City Guilty Of All 114 Charges? Premier League Club Responds To Shocking Reports
Manchester City said Friday its wide-ranging legal case with the Premier League was "ongoing," amid reports the club had been found guilty of nearly all of the financial charges against it.
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Europe's Top Leagues Add To Pressure On Gianni Infantino By Calling For FIFA Reform
Gianni Infantino came under more pressure on Friday as the Premier League and three other top European leagues called for FIFA governance reform following the failed plan to sell stakes in the World Cup.
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A Right-Sided Heart, A 3kg Tumour: A Rare Surgery Gives Ahmedabad's 11-Year-Old A New Life
Late diagnosis often means late intervention, by which, tumours have had the time to grow large enough to distort or compress the organs around them, resulting into a far more complex surgical problem.
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"Never Gotten Along Better": Trump On US-China Ties During State Dinner
The president also presented Xi with an eagle statue that he said was designed "in personal collaboration with Melania and myself."
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Man Injured In 2024 Trump Assassination Attempt Dies In Pennsylvania
James Copenhaver died Wednesday at Allegheny Health Network's West Penn Hospital in Pittsburgh, according to a statement from the Allegheny County medical examiner cited in local media accounts.
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Trump Asks Supreme Court To Allow Quick 3rd-Country Deportations To Continue
The vast majority of the deportees have been sent to Mexico, but under a series of often-secret agreements, the administration has deported thousands of others to more than two dozen countries, from Liberia to Guyana.
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English Cricketer Robin Das Faces Rape Charges, Suspended By Essex
The 24-year-old Das, who plays for county team Essex, was arrested on August 27, 2025, following an investigation.
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26-Year-Old Makes Debut As Australia Opt To Field Against South Africa
Australia is coming into the series on the back of its 3-0 clean sweep in the ODI series in Zimbabwe, but hasn't won a bilateral series against South Africa since 2014.
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Congo Short On Health Workers As Ebola Cases Surge 73%, Says WHO
The outbreak is spreading under extremely difficult conditions, fueled by insecurity, displacement, a health workers' strike and intense population movements. The World Health Organization has said it is on track to surpass the 2014-2016 West Africa Ebola outbreak, the deadliest on record.
