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US Plans To Unveil Criminal Charges Against Cuba's Raul Castro Next Week
Castro is the brother of the late Fidel Castro, the revolutionary and longtime foil of the United States who led the island's communist government for decades.
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Scottie Scheffler Stays In PGA Championship Hunt Despite Rough Round At Aronimink
Scottie Scheffler stayed close to the PGA Championship lead after battling through a difficult second round at Aronimink and finishing Friday at 2 under overall.
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Chase Daniel Breaks Silence On Mike Vrabel And Dianna Russini Controversy
Chase Daniel finally addressed the Mike Vrabel and Dianna Russini controversy during an appearance on “The Jim Rome Show,” offering a cautious response as the ongoing NFL-linked saga continues drawing major public attention weeks after the original photos surfaced.
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"Last Two Weeks Was Like Torture For Us Boxers," Says Nikhat Zareen. Gives Reason
Nikhat Zareen on Thursday said the last two weeks have been a "torture" for the boxers, who were "crushed" in the administrative tussle between the Boxing Federation of India and the SAI.
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US Authorities Moving To End Cases Against Gautam Adani: Report
The Justice Department may announce that they're dropping the charges as soon as this week, the report says.
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Patrick Mahomes Return Buzz Explodes After Chiefs' Big Week 1 Decision
Patrick Mahomes has become one of the NFL’s biggest Week 1 storylines after the Kansas City Chiefs landed a prime-time opener against the Denver Broncos, fueling fresh speculation around his return timeline.
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Analysis: Trump Wants China's Help On Iran, But Beijing Has Other Plans
When US President Donald Trump meets Chinese President Xi Jinping this week he is expected to ask for help resolving his costly and unpopular war with Iran.
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Behind Marco Rubio Getting Into China, A Change In How His Name Is Written
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio was banned from entering China, so, finding a diplomatic workaround, the Chinese government and official media transliterated the first syllable of his surname with a different Chinese character for "lu".
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China Draws Four 'Red-Lines' In Ties With US Ahead Of Trump-Xi Summit
China views the democratically governed Taiwan as its own territory. Therefore, the United States' weapons sales to Taipei is certain to be discussed during the two days of meetings this week between Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping.
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$29 Billion In 60 Days: Iran War Cost 16% More Than US Estimate
The figure, revealed during a budget hearing on Capitol Hill, is about $4 billion higher than the department's previous estimate given two weeks ago.
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Chiefs vs Broncos Buzz Grows As Patrick Mahomes And Bo Nix Near Opening Week Returns
The expected Chiefs vs Broncos matchup for the NFL’s first Monday Night Football game is already creating buzz as Patrick Mahomes and Bo Nix continue working toward returns from injuries ahead of the 2026 season.
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Tehran, Taiwan, Trade: Trump Heads To China With Xi Holding The Upper Hand
Despite years of harsh rhetoric on China, Donald Trump has continued to publicly praise Chinese President Xi Jinping. Just last week, he described Xi as a "good man" and a "smart man" with whom he has "a very good relationship".
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WWE News Updates: Jacob Fatu Destroys Roman Reigns Again, Two Championship Matches Confirmed for SNME, And More
WWE Raw delivered major chaos this week as Jacob Fatu destroyed Roman Reigns again, two new championship matches were confirmed for SNME XLIV, and Seth Rollins continued causing problems across multiple storylines.
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Who Is Lil Narcyz? 23-Year-Old Croatian YouTuber Found Dead Weeks After Mysterious Disappearance in Croatia
Polish YouTuber Lil Narcyz, known for comedy videos and diss tracks, has been found dead in Croatia weeks after being reported missing. Authorities confirmed the tragic news as fans flooded social media with emotional reactions.
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Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang Excluded From Trump's China Visit: Report
A number of CEOs were expected to travel with Trump to help drum up business for US companies, a top priority for his administration.
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US Plans To Unveil Criminal Charges Against Cuba's Raul Castro Next Week
Castro is the brother of the late Fidel Castro, the revolutionary and longtime foil of the United States who led the island's communist government for decades.
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Scottie Scheffler Stays In PGA Championship Hunt Despite Rough Round At Aronimink
Scottie Scheffler stayed close to the PGA Championship lead after battling through a difficult second round at Aronimink and finishing Friday at 2 under overall.
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Chase Daniel Breaks Silence On Mike Vrabel And Dianna Russini Controversy
Chase Daniel finally addressed the Mike Vrabel and Dianna Russini controversy during an appearance on “The Jim Rome Show,” offering a cautious response as the ongoing NFL-linked saga continues drawing major public attention weeks after the original photos surfaced.
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"Last Two Weeks Was Like Torture For Us Boxers," Says Nikhat Zareen. Gives Reason
Nikhat Zareen on Thursday said the last two weeks have been a "torture" for the boxers, who were "crushed" in the administrative tussle between the Boxing Federation of India and the SAI.
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US Authorities Moving To End Cases Against Gautam Adani: Report
The Justice Department may announce that they're dropping the charges as soon as this week, the report says.
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Patrick Mahomes Return Buzz Explodes After Chiefs' Big Week 1 Decision
Patrick Mahomes has become one of the NFL’s biggest Week 1 storylines after the Kansas City Chiefs landed a prime-time opener against the Denver Broncos, fueling fresh speculation around his return timeline.
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Analysis: Trump Wants China's Help On Iran, But Beijing Has Other Plans
When US President Donald Trump meets Chinese President Xi Jinping this week he is expected to ask for help resolving his costly and unpopular war with Iran.
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Behind Marco Rubio Getting Into China, A Change In How His Name Is Written
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio was banned from entering China, so, finding a diplomatic workaround, the Chinese government and official media transliterated the first syllable of his surname with a different Chinese character for "lu".
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China Draws Four 'Red-Lines' In Ties With US Ahead Of Trump-Xi Summit
China views the democratically governed Taiwan as its own territory. Therefore, the United States' weapons sales to Taipei is certain to be discussed during the two days of meetings this week between Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping.
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$29 Billion In 60 Days: Iran War Cost 16% More Than US Estimate
The figure, revealed during a budget hearing on Capitol Hill, is about $4 billion higher than the department's previous estimate given two weeks ago.
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Chiefs vs Broncos Buzz Grows As Patrick Mahomes And Bo Nix Near Opening Week Returns
The expected Chiefs vs Broncos matchup for the NFL’s first Monday Night Football game is already creating buzz as Patrick Mahomes and Bo Nix continue working toward returns from injuries ahead of the 2026 season.
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Tehran, Taiwan, Trade: Trump Heads To China With Xi Holding The Upper Hand
Despite years of harsh rhetoric on China, Donald Trump has continued to publicly praise Chinese President Xi Jinping. Just last week, he described Xi as a "good man" and a "smart man" with whom he has "a very good relationship".
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WWE News Updates: Jacob Fatu Destroys Roman Reigns Again, Two Championship Matches Confirmed for SNME, And More
WWE Raw delivered major chaos this week as Jacob Fatu destroyed Roman Reigns again, two new championship matches were confirmed for SNME XLIV, and Seth Rollins continued causing problems across multiple storylines.
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Who Is Lil Narcyz? 23-Year-Old Croatian YouTuber Found Dead Weeks After Mysterious Disappearance in Croatia
Polish YouTuber Lil Narcyz, known for comedy videos and diss tracks, has been found dead in Croatia weeks after being reported missing. Authorities confirmed the tragic news as fans flooded social media with emotional reactions.
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Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang Excluded From Trump's China Visit: Report
A number of CEOs were expected to travel with Trump to help drum up business for US companies, a top priority for his administration.
