Associated Press
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Youth Olympics Open In Senegal Marking The First Olympic Event in Africa
The Youth Olympic Games opened in Senegal on Saturday, marking the first Olympic event in Africa as the continent seeks a bigger role in international sports competitions
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Christian Pulisic Celebrates New Milan Deal With A Goal Against Inter
Pulisic, who has 45 goals in 142 appearances for Milan since joining in 2023, penned a five-year contract extension on Friday — tying him to the Serie A team until 2031.
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Fakhar Zaman Century Propels Pakistan To 3-Wicket Win Over Sri Lanka In Tri-series Cricket Final
Opener Fakhar Zaman overcame a bruised knee and a lean run to score 127 and lead Pakistan past Sri Lanka by three wickets in the final of the one-day international cricket tri-series on Saturday
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Haas Suddenly Drop Esteban Ocon During Mexico GP Weekend; Ryo Hirakawa To Make F1 Debut
Haas is giving Ryo Hirakawa a Formula 1 race debut in Mexico on Sunday after announcing abruptly Saturday that he would replace veteran Esteban Ocon.
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10-man Manchester United Lose Against Chelsea To Leave Michael Carrick's Job In Further Jeopardy
Michael Carrick's position as Manchester United manager was jeopardized further Saturday with a 2-0 loss at Chelsea in the Premier League, with a red card to Lisandro Martinez adding to the woes of the beleaguered English giant
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Simon Harmer Shines As South Africa Win 3rd Test Against Australia To Claim Series
Simon Harmer picked a career-best 6-16 as South Africa bowled out Australia for 111 to win the third test by 176 runs and clinch the three-match series 2-1 on Saturday
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US Scraps Traditional G20 Photo As Europeans Object To Posing With Russia's Lavrov
Secretary of State Marco Rubio pulled the plug on the traditional group photo after several European officials threatened to boycott or walk out of the snapshot that usually helps kick off such diplomatic gatherings.
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'Don't Know Why I Survived': Christa Pike's First Words After Failed Execution In US
Pike and her boyfriend tortured and stabbed a 19-year-old classmate, Colleen Slemmer, to death in 1995. Pike was 18 at the time, making her one of the youngest women sentenced to death. Slemmer's mother travelled from Florida to witness Pike's execution.
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Tech Stocks Sell-Off Drags Wall Street Toward Its Worst Day Since June
The weakness for technology stocks dragged the Nasdaq composite down a market-leading 3.4%, as of 2:15 pm Eastern time.
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Ryan Rickelton, Wiaan Mulder Centuries Lead South Africa Fightback, Set Australia 288-Run Chase
Centuries by Ryan Rickelton and Wiaan Mulder lifted South Africa back into series contention against Australia on day four of the deciding Newlands Test on Friday. South Africa began the day only 40 runs ahead and four wickets down
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Roston Chase Sparks Bangladesh Collapse To Keep West Indies Hopes Up In 1st Test
Skipper Roston Chase claimed 3/25 and kept alive the West Indies' hopes of beating Bangladesh after three days of the first Test on Friday
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World No.1 Elena Rybakina Pulls Out Of Pan Pacific Open With Injury
World No.1 Elena Rybakina and top seed at the Pan Pacific Open withdrew from her quarterfinal match on Friday
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As A Historic Measles Outbreak Hits Pennsylvania Amish Country, More Show Openness To Vaccines
Pennsylvania has the most U.S. cases, with over 1,350 this year, more than a third in Lancaster County alone, according to state figures. That's a big undercount, community leaders say, since many people with measles never see a doctor.
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Experts Warn Of Wider Spread As Ebola Outbreak Reaches Plateau
Nearly half the infected people in this outbreak have died, and some experts say there are reasons to worry this could grow into the worst Ebola outbreak in history.
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'Dixie' Map That Divided US Into North, South Sold For Nearly $1 Million
The late publisher Malcolm Forbes bought the map in 1982 for $360,000, beating out the Library of Congress.
