Falcons quarterback Tua Tagovailoa out with injury 'flare-up'
Atlanta Falcons quarterback Tua Tagovailoa is out due to an injury "flare-up," coach Kevin Stefanski told reporters…
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Cholera still kills thousands each year -- in places without clean water, it's far from history
While cholera has nearly disappeared from wealthy countries, it remains one of the world's deadliest waterborne…
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Russia charges Telegram CEO Pavel Durov with 'promoting terrorism'
The founder of Telegram was the target of a international warrant issued by Russia which wants him on charges the app…
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Fauci invokes Fifth Amendment for Paul’s questions in Senate hearing
Anthony Fauci is invoking the Fifth Amendment in a Senate hearing about the origins of the COVID-19 pandemic as he…
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Watch: Michael B. Jordan shares thrill of heist in 'Thomas Crown Affair'
"The Thomas Crown Affair," a new film based on the Alan R. Trustman novel, is directed by and stars Michael B. Jordan.…
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Brazil bans defender Gabriel until Pec returns from broken leg injury
Internacional's Victor Gabriel is suspended until Cruzeiro forward Gabriel Pec returns from a broken left leg, Brazil's…
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Georgia special election for Rep. David Scott's seat heads to runoff
Two Democrats in Georgia have advanced to a runoff election to replace the late Rep. David Scott for the remainder of…
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Watch: Dwayne Johnson, Kevin Hart return in 'Jumanji: Open World'
"Jumanji: Open World," a new action comedy film starring Dwayne Johnson, Kevin Hart, Jack Black and Karen Gillan, opens…
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Trump administration bans imports of Chinese-made humanoid robots
The United States announced an import ban on new advanced robot models, including humanoid, four-legged robots and…
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Rupert Grint: Horror movie 'Nightborn' was 'triggering' as father of 2
Rupert Grint said playing the father of a monster baby in "Nightborn," on Shudder Friday, reminded him of his actual…
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Uganda declares itself Ebola-free as virus spreads in DRC
Uganda has declared itself Ebola-free, as the virus continues to spread throughout neighboring Democratic Republic of…
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Reports: Trump asks Supreme Court to overturn $83.3M Carroll judgment
President Donald Trump has reportedly asked the Supreme Court to overturn the $83.3 million judgment awarded to writer…
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On This Day, July 29: Italian King Umberto I assassinated
On July 29, 1900, Italian King Umberto I was shot to death by Gaetano Bresci, an Italian-born anarchist who resided in…
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Famous birthdays for July 29: Wanya Morris, Dak Prescott
Musician Wanya Morris turns 53 and NFL player Dak Prescott turns 33, among the famous birthdays for July 29.
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Florida carries out rare double execution
Florida carried out a rare double execution on Tuesday, putting James Duckett and Dominick Occhicone to death.
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Sixth person dies to Upper East Side's Legionnaires' outbreak
A sixth person has died in the Upper East Side's Legionnaires' disease outbreak, New York City health officials said…
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U.S., Saudi Arabia attack Iranian-backed groups in Iraq
The United States and Saudi Arabia attacked Iran-backed proxies in Iraq on Wednesday after Saudi air defense systems…
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Hurricane Genevieve regains Cat. 4 strength west of Baja California
Hurricane Genevieve weakened further Tuesday morning but maintained its major hurricane status as it moved west of Baja…
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Record-setting Sandy Alcantara aces Phillies to push Marlins to .500
Sandy Alcantara dazed deadwood swingers with lethal pitches, carrying the Miami Marlins to victory over the…
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Jay Clayton confirmed as national intelligence director
The U.S. Senate voted 51-47 along party lines Tuesday evening to confirm Jay Clayton as director of national…
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Apalachee High School shooter sentenced to life without parole
A 16-year-old who used an assault-style rifle to kill four people at his Georgia high school will spend the rest of his…
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China hails CXMT debut as challenge to global memory chip leaders
Chinese memory chipmaker CXMT became the most valuable company in the market after a record debut, raising expectations…
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South Korea, Brazil move to revive Mercosur trade talks
South Korea and Brazil agreed to form a working group aimed at restarting stalled trade negotiations between Seoul and…
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South Korea ruling party moves to curb legislative delays
Ruling party advanced proposals to shorten fast-track reviews and tighten filibuster rules, prompting accusations it is…
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Report: Healthcare issues at major ICE facility put people ‘at serious risk'
A lack of adequate healthcare at California's largest immigrant detention center puts people "at serious risk" of harm,…
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South Korea speaker backs public choice on presidential terms
National Assembly Speaker Cho Jeong-sik said whether sitting president should be allowed to seek another term should…
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South Korea’s elderly population exceeds 20% for first time
Elderly population exceeded 20% for the first time as the working-age population fell below 70% and the number of…
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U.S. academies offer model for South Korean military reform
United States service academies' STEM and leadership programs are fueling calls to consolidate and reform South Korea's…
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Reconstructed Miami Dolphins motivated by 'uncertain futures'
Change was a chief motif of the Miami Dolphins' off-season, but players believe inherent uncertainty will motivate a…
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South Korea halts stock trading as Kospi plunges more than 8%
South Korea halted Kospi trading for 20 minutes after the index plunged more than 8% Tuesday, led by steep losses in…
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Apple passes $5 trillion valuation mark
On Tuesday, Apple became the second company to pass the $5 trillion valuation mark, one day after it became the world's…
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Fausto brings large, dangerous surf to Hawaii
Tropical Storm Fausto weakened Tuesday morning, said the National Hurricane Center.
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Chargers QB Justin Herbert, pop star Madison Beer get engaged
Los Angeles Chargers Pro Bowl quarterback Justin Herbert and pop star Madison Beer are engaged, the couple announced…
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Trump, Zelensky, Netanyahu and others honor Sen. Lindsey Graham
President Donald Trump, Vice President JD Vance and dozens of dignitaries eulogized the late Sen. Lindsay Graham in…
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Eagles, defensive tackle Jalen Carter agree to record $152M extension
The Philadelphia Eagles and Pro Bowl defensive tackle Jalen Carter agreed to a four-year, $152 million extension,…
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U.N. Command remains vital on Korean Peninsula, deputy commander says
Seventy-six years after the United Nations Command was established, the multinational force remains an essential pillar…
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