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La Liga: Valencia Fight Back To Win Six-Goal Thriller Against Levante
The victory was Javi Gracia's first since being appointed Valencia coach in July and gets the team off to a positive start in La Liga, despite simmering tensions off the pitch.
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US Official Resigns After Drinking Beer, Throwing Cat During Zoom Meeting
A city official in Vallejo, California, has resigned after drinking beer, using derogatory language and tossing his cat into the air during a Zoom meeting.
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Young US Rapper Was Shot 25 Times By Cops On Face, Throat, Chest: Lawyer
A young US rapper shot dead by police in northern California earlier this month after he was found slumped over in his car was struck by around 25 bullets, a family lawyer said on Wednesday.
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FIFA World Cup 2018: Argentina Hoping It's Lionel Messi's Year
Russia is the last chance with Lionel Messi as the top star of the national team and the world.
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I Did Not Have Sex With That Priest, Vatican Leaks Trial Told
An alleged night of sex at the centre of a controversial Vatican leaks trial never took place, accused former PR consultant Francesca Chaouqui told a Holy See court on Wednesday.
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Pope Francis 'Determined' to Press on with Reforms Despite Leaks Scandal
Pope Francis is determined to forge ahead with his reform of the Catholic Church despite an embarrassing leak scandal which risks undermining his clean-up bid, according to the pontiff's chief of staff.
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Viswanathan Anand Beats Vallejo Pons to Stay Ahead in Final Masters
Viswanathan Anand displayed his technical prowess and had Vallejo off-track with some brilliant ideas in the game.
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Earthquake is Major Test for Hard-Luck California City
The historic blue-collar town of Vallejo is a short distance but a far cry from the touristy Napa Valley vineyards and quaint towns. So when Sunday's earthquake struck, the damage to the wine industry took center stage and the rubble in Vallejo got scant attention.
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Mexico urges anti-cartel vigilantes to disarm
Mexico's government urged vigilantes on Monday to quit their growing armed struggle against a drug cartel and go home, saying federal forces will handle security in their embattled western towns.
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Mexican vigilantes seize new town from drug cartel
Vigilantes seized a drug cartel's bastion in western Mexico on Sunday, sparking a shootout as civilian militias gained new ground in their struggle against the gang in a violence-plagued region.
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La Liga: Valencia Fight Back To Win Six-Goal Thriller Against Levante
The victory was Javi Gracia's first since being appointed Valencia coach in July and gets the team off to a positive start in La Liga, despite simmering tensions off the pitch.
-
US Official Resigns After Drinking Beer, Throwing Cat During Zoom Meeting
A city official in Vallejo, California, has resigned after drinking beer, using derogatory language and tossing his cat into the air during a Zoom meeting.
-
Young US Rapper Was Shot 25 Times By Cops On Face, Throat, Chest: Lawyer
A young US rapper shot dead by police in northern California earlier this month after he was found slumped over in his car was struck by around 25 bullets, a family lawyer said on Wednesday.
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FIFA World Cup 2018: Argentina Hoping It's Lionel Messi's Year
Russia is the last chance with Lionel Messi as the top star of the national team and the world.
-
I Did Not Have Sex With That Priest, Vatican Leaks Trial Told
An alleged night of sex at the centre of a controversial Vatican leaks trial never took place, accused former PR consultant Francesca Chaouqui told a Holy See court on Wednesday.
-
Pope Francis 'Determined' to Press on with Reforms Despite Leaks Scandal
Pope Francis is determined to forge ahead with his reform of the Catholic Church despite an embarrassing leak scandal which risks undermining his clean-up bid, according to the pontiff's chief of staff.
-
Viswanathan Anand Beats Vallejo Pons to Stay Ahead in Final Masters
Viswanathan Anand displayed his technical prowess and had Vallejo off-track with some brilliant ideas in the game.
-
Earthquake is Major Test for Hard-Luck California City
The historic blue-collar town of Vallejo is a short distance but a far cry from the touristy Napa Valley vineyards and quaint towns. So when Sunday's earthquake struck, the damage to the wine industry took center stage and the rubble in Vallejo got scant attention.
-
Mexico urges anti-cartel vigilantes to disarm
Mexico's government urged vigilantes on Monday to quit their growing armed struggle against a drug cartel and go home, saying federal forces will handle security in their embattled western towns.
-
Mexican vigilantes seize new town from drug cartel
Vigilantes seized a drug cartel's bastion in western Mexico on Sunday, sparking a shootout as civilian militias gained new ground in their struggle against the gang in a violence-plagued region.
