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  • Knife-Wielding Attacker Targets Anti-Islamist Rally in Germany
  • Chicago Sky Rookie Angel Reese Faces Social Media Backlash After Controversial WNBA Game Incident
  • Dead & Company Pays Tribute to Late Grateful Dead Fan Bill Walton
  • Stay Hydrated with These Refreshing and Nutritious Summer Foods
  • MirrorMan Releases MultiVersus Tier List After Exhibition Tournament Success
  • Man Arrested in Connection with Killing of Maryland Parole Agent
  • Embracer Group Contemplates Increasing Video Game Prices Amidst Rising Development Costs
  • Vice President Kamala Harris Visits Seattle for Political Event, Climate Crisis and Inflation on the Agenda
  • Tesla Shareholder Files $7.5B Insider Trading Lawsuit Against Elon Musk
  • Labour Promises Business Flexibility in Apprenticeship Spending
  • Hrgovic Defeats Dubois in the Interim IBF Heavyweight Title Fight, Bivol Retains WBA Light Heavyweight Title
  • Kolkata Knight Riders Clinch IPL 2024 Title with Victory over Sunrisers Hyderabad
  • Malaysian Climber Dies from Exposure and Altitude-Related Illness on Denali
  • Emory University Hospital Midtown Faces Water Crisis, Diverts Ambulance Traffic
  • Atlanta Grapples with Water Main Break, Prompting Closures and Disruptions
  • Retired F-16 Pilot, Heroic on 9/11, Concludes Remarkable 40-Year Career
  • Chennedy Carter's Controversial Foul on Caitlin Clark Sparks Debate in Indiana Fever's Victory
  • Biden team hails 'lightning speed' call on strikes in Russia. Meanwhile, Kharkiv burned.
  • Chinese Mission Aims to Land on Unexplored Far Side of the Moon and Collect Precious Rock Samples
  • Mexican Volunteer Searcher Finds Human Remains in Mexico City, Officials Criticize Her Again
  • Shooting in Gila River Indian Community Leaves Officer and Civilian Dead, Three Others Injured
  • Real Madrid Clinches 15th Champions League Title with Commanding Victory over Borussia Dortmund
  • Mariners' Gabe Speier Placed on Injured List with Rotator Cuff Injury; Collin Snider Recalled
  • Severe Weather Threatens Northern and Central Plains over the Weekend
  • Retired F-16 Pilot, Lt. Gen. Marc Sasseville, Reflects on Heroic 9/11 Mission as He Retires from the Air Force
  • Helicopter Pilot Injured in Danbury Crash, Investigation Underway
  • Man Injured After Car Explosion in Holden due to Gas Leak in Trunk
  • Austin and Houston Witness Shifts in Resident Populations, PODS Data Reveals
  • Idaho Jury Sentences Chad Daybell to Death for Gruesome Triple Murders
  • Pilot Survives Helicopter Crash in Danbury Field, FAA Reports
  • Michael Jackson's Trust Beneficiaries Left Waiting as IRS Audit Delays Distribution of Funds
  • Diagnoses of PTSD Doubled Among College Students from 2017 to 2022, Research Shows
  • Retired Air Force Lt. Gen. Marc Sasseville Reflects on Heroic 9/11 Mission as He Begins Retirement
  • Senator Bernie Sanders Declines Attendance at Netanyahu's Congressional Address, Citing Alleged War Crimes
  • Celtics' Kristaps Porzingis Returns to Full Practice Ahead of NBA Finals
  • Chicago White Sox Struggle Continues Despite Tough Schedule
  • Mayor Dickens Assures Atlanta Residents Amidst Multiple Water Main Breaks
  • Man Sustains Serious Injuries after Acetylene Tank Explodes in Holden
  • Is British American Tobacco an Undervalued Income Investor's Dream?
  • Remembering Bill Walton: A Larger-than-Life Basketball Legend
  • Nestucca Sea Ranch Sells on Auction Block for $3.08 Million, Attracting Buyers with Stunning Coastal Views
  • Netanyahu Rejects Biden's Peace Proposal as Conditions for Ceasefire Remain Unmet
  • Mike Tyson vs Jake Paul Fight Postponed Due to Health Complications
  • German Arms-Maker Rheinmetall Faces Backlash Over Controversial Sponsorship Deal with Borussia Dortmund
  • Syracuse Mets Win Game Cut Short by Injury to Buffalo Bisons' Catcher
  • Rookie Pitcher Robert Gasser Impresses with Stellar Performance in MLB Debut
  • Trump's Conviction Leads to Dwindling Support on Wall Street, while Fundraising Surges
  • University of the Arts in Philadelphia Announces Sudden Closure Due to Accreditation Withdrawal
  • Severe Weather Threatens Millions as Storms Ravage Plains and South
  • Romney Condemns DA Bragg's Pursuit of Charges Against Trump as Political Malpractice
  • Tragic End to Missing North Carolina Couple Case as They are Found Dead from Gunshot Wounds
  • Biden Administration Expands Arms Support to Ukraine as Red Line is Erased
  • India Wraps Up Historic Election Amidst High Stakes and Regional Challenges
  • Passenger Refuses to Move Seats on Flight, Sparks Debate on Etiquette
  • Real Madrid Clinch 15th Champions League Title with Victory against Borussia Dortmund
  • Janitor's Golden Buzzer Performance Impresses on America's Got Talent Premiere
  • Japanese Billionaire Yusaku Maezawa Scraps SpaceX's DearMoon Mission Amid Uncertainty
  • French Police Foil Terror Attack on Paris Olympics
  • Golf Influencer Paige Spiranac Criticizes WNBA Player's Late Game Incident
  • Celtics' Jayson Tatum Views NBA Finals Return as a Second Chance at Ultimate Goal
  • Students Protest War in Gaza, Walk Out of University of Chicago's Commencement
  • Dallas Stars' Struggles Continue as Oilers Take Game 5 Victory
  • Cricket Finds a Home in Houston as South Asian Population Drives Growth
  • University of Chicago Commencement Marred by Student Walkout in Protest of Gaza War
  • A Look at the Evolution and Triumphs of the Men's College World Series
  • On Friday, Ukraine Got Permission To Launch American Rockets At Targets Inside Russia. Hours Later, HIMARS Opened Fire.
  • Wilder vs. Zhang: Battle of the Boxing Giants in Riyadh
  • Take-Two CEO Predicts Unprecedented Success for Grand Theft Auto 6
  • Colorado Residents Brace for Severe Hailstorm Damage as Insurance Companies Urge Preventative Measures
  • NASCAR Driver Michael McDowell Calls for Waiver to be Granted to Kyle Larson
  • Nationals Release Outfielder Víctor Robles After Disappointing Performance
  • President Biden Vetoes Resolution Aimed at SEC's Crypto Regulations
  • Chicago Sky's Chennedy Carter Under Fire for Foul on Caitlin Clark in Fever's Narrow Victory
  • Piers Morgan Defends Donald Trump as First Criminally Convicted US President in History
  • Ukraine Granted Permission to Use Western Weapons to Target Russian Military Sites
  • El Salvador's President Nayib Bukele Begins Second Term Amid Economic Concerns
  • Urgent Appeal for Donations as Mother Jones Faces Slow Fundraising Campaign
  • Real Madrid and Borussia Dortmund Engage in Intense Battle in European Showdown
  • Indian Exit Polls Project Bharatiya Janata Party-led Alliance to Win Emphatic Majority in General Election
  • US Women's National Team Announces Starting XI for Showdown against Korea Republic
  • Lions Offensive Coordinator Ben Johnson Addresses False Narratives Surrounding Coaching Decision
  • Kansas State Dominates Louisiana Tech in NCAA Tournament Opener
  • Legal Experts Weigh In on Possible Trump Conviction Appeal and Jail Time
  • Dead & Company Pays Moving Tribute to Bill Walton, Their Beloved Fan
  • Trader Joe's Announces Location for Second Charleston-Area Store
  • President Biden Stresses Importance of Respecting Justice System, Responds to Trump's Claims
  • Boeing's Starliner Capsule Launch Scrubbed, New Target Date Set for June 2nd
  • Paul Walter Hauser Reflects on Joining Marvel's Fantastic Four Reboot Amidst Checkered Past
  • Convicted Canadian Serial Killer, Robert Pickton, Dies After Prison Assault
  • Breakthrough Discovery Could Revolutionize Energy Storage for Supercapacitors
  • Retired U.S. Navy Admiral Arrested for Alleged Bribery Scheme with Tech CEOs
  • Davie County Woman Found Dead in Murder-Suicide Case
  • University of the Arts in Philadelphia to Close Permanently on June 7 due to Accreditation Withdrawal and Financial Challenges
  • Title: "Prominent Playwright Charged with Murder of Samoan Professor: A Community Mourns"
  • Celtics-Mavericks Set to Clash in Highly Anticipated 2024 NBA Finals
  • Detroit Tigers Face Injury Woes as Carpenter and Canha Sit Out
  • Kansas Supreme Court Ruling Limits Voting Rights, Overturns Impersonation Law
  • North Korea Launches Trash-Carrying Balloons towards South Korea in Retaliation
  • Federal Investigation Expands into Sean Diddy Combs' Alleged Misconduct
  • Hyperactive Sunspot Region Unleashes Two Powerful X-Class Solar Flares
  • Japanese Billionaire Yusaku Maezawa Cancels Moon Mission Due to Uncertainty
  • North Korea Continues Balloon Campaign in Retaliation Against South Korean Activists
  • Pro-Palestinian Protesters Enter Brooklyn Museum, Cause Disruption
  • Pride Flags Stolen in Massachusetts Amidst Rising Discrimination Against LGBTQ+ Communities
  • Senator Mitt Romney Criticizes Manhattan DA's Pursuit of Charges Against Trump
  • Ticketmaster Investigates Data Breach as ShinyHunters Claim Responsibility
  • Florida Deputy Fired for Fatal Shooting of Black Airman in His Own Home
  • Boeing Scrubs Starliner Spacecraft Launch, Delays Next Attempt Pending Assessment
  • Bloober Team's Silent Hill 2 Remake to Include Terrifying New Elements
  • Panthers Appreciate Playoff Run as They Aim to Close Out Rangers in Game 6
  • Exuberant Pundit Calls Manhattan DA Bragg the Anointed One after Trump's Conviction
  • Carl Icahn Purchases 2-3% Stake in Caesars Entertainment, Stock Prices Rise 15%
  • Rookie Rafaela Shines with Impressive Offensive Performance as Red Sox Defeat Tigers
  • Celtics vs. Mavericks: NBA Finals Showdown Set to Showcase Superstars and Key Supporting Players
  • What Trump's Felony Conviction Could Mean for His Rights and Future
  • Michael Dell's Wealth Plunges by $11.7 Billion as Dell Technologies' Results Disappoint Investors
  • Innovative Approaches to Hurricane Resilient Construction and Design
  • Travis Kelce Takes the Podium at White House Visit, Chiefs Honored for Super Bowl Win
  • US Expresses Deep Concerns over Convictions of Hong Kong Pro-Democracy Activists
  • SpaceX and T-Mobile Collaborate to Launch Innovative Direct-to-Cell Service
  • Measles Exposure at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport Raises Concerns
  • Pro-Palestinian Protest Turns Violent at Brooklyn Museum, 34 Arrested
  • Environmental Activist Arrested for Vandalizing Monet's Painting at Paris Museum
  • WWE Hall of Famer Mark Henry Applauds AJ Styles' Remake of Great Pretender Angle
  • University of the Arts in Philadelphia Faces Accreditation Withdrawal by MSCHE
  • Browns Special Teams Coordinator Preparing for New Kickoff Rule in Training Camp
  • Celtics Prepare for NBA Finals Showdown Against Mavericks
  • Mortgage Rates Rise Above 7% as Home Sales Slump in Spring
  • Juventus Rejoins European Club Association, Deals Blow to European Super League
  • Borussia Dortmund and Real Madrid Clash in Anticipated UEFA Champions League Final
  • College Rivals Caitlin Clark and Angel Reese Clash in WNBA Commissioner's Cup Opener
  • Logan Paul Teases Potential Showdown with Brother Jake Paul as Mike Tyson Bout Gets Postponed
  • Russian Official Warns of Potential Use of Tactical Nuclear Weapons in Ukraine Conflict
  • Severe Storms and Heavy Rains Continue to Ravage the South, While Hurricane Season Begins with a Dire Forecast
  • Eminem Honored by Legendary Musician for Respecting Musical Influences
  • Marian Robinson, Mother of Michelle Obama, Passes Away at 86
  • Texas Braces for Second Round of Spring Storms
  • Donald Trump Found Guilty on All 34 Felony Counts in Hush Money Trial
  • New Seattle Police Chief Sue Rahr Takes Charge, Focuses on Stabilizing Department and Recruitment Crisis
  • Travis Kelce Sports Secret Service Badge During White House Visit and Shares Jokes with President Biden
  • Former Collegiate Cheerleader Turned Beauty Queen Advocates for Cardiac Arrest Awareness
  • Take-Two Faces Criticism over Impending Closure of Development Studios and Indie Label
  • Tragic Mass Shooting in Minneapolis Claims Two Lives and Injures Several Others
  • Bay Area Regional Transit Tax Proposal Shelved Amid Disputes Over Control and Funding
  • Israel Insists on Hostage Return as Condition for Gaza Ceasefire, Says Senior Security Official
  • French Guard Nolan Traore Chooses to Stay Home, Signs with Saint-Quentin
  • American Airlines' Profitability Strategy Focuses on Cost Control, Raises Concerns for Customer Experience
  • Ren Faire: A Fascinating Glimpse into the Eccentric World of Texas Renaissance Festival
  • ANC Loses Parliamentary Majority for the First Time in South Africa's Post-Apartheid Era
  • Northern Lights Expected to Return to Chicago Area, But Display Could Be Less Spectacular
  • Germany Approves Ukraine's Use of Long-Range Weapons Against Russian Targets
  • Tesla's Service Mode Provides Comprehensive Diagnostic Tools for Efficient Vehicle Maintenance
  • Study Finds Rising Home Prices Could Benefit Incumbent in 2024 Presidential Elections
  • Rising Sea Levels Force Gunas of Gardi Sugdub to Relocate from Panama's Caribbean Coast
  • Makhachev Favored to Dominate Poirier at UFC 302, Costa Looks to Upset Strickland
  • Somerset Patriots Dominate Bowie Baysox with a 13-5 Victory
  • Algal Bloom Turns California's Clear Lake Cloudy and Green
  • UN Security Council Divided as US, South Korea, and Japan Clash with China and Russia over North Korea's Missile Launches
  • Hunter Biden Heads to Trial on Federal Gun Charges as Political and Personal Challenges Converge
  • News Wrap: Germany says Ukraine can use its long-range weapons on targets in Russia
  • American Airlines Flight Attendants Union Prepares for Strike Amid Contract Disputes and Pressures from Lawmakers
  • Moderna Sees Stock Dip as FDA Approves RSV Vaccine, mResvia
  • Facebook Makes a Fresh Push to Attract Gen Z Users with Revamped App
  • El Salvador Foils Bomb Plot Targeting President's Inauguration
  • Serial Killer Robert Pickton, Guilty of Six Murders, Dies After Assault in Prison: A Closing Chapter in Canadian Criminal History
  • Aaron Judge's Homecoming Showcases Power as Giants Fall to Yankees
  • Southern Germany Faces Severe Flooding as States of Emergency Declared
  • NATO Foreign Ministers Boost Support for Ukraine Ahead of Leaders' Summit
  • Arkansas to Face Kansas State or Louisiana Tech in NCAA Fayetteville Regional Winners Bracket Game, Televised on ESPNU
  • Kansas Supreme Court Issues Mixed Ruling on Election Law Challenges
  • Revealing Insights: Ancient Mummies Unveil Evidence of Atherosclerosis Across Diverse Cultures Spanning 4,000 Years
  • Diddy Takes Responsibility for Disturbing Video, Faces Allegations of Sexual Assault
  • Heavy Flooding Devastates Germany and Italy, Homes Evacuated and People Reported Missing
  • Excitement Builds as Real Madrid and Borussia Dortmund Clash in Champions League Final at Wembley Stadium
  • Wilder vs. Zhang: Heavyweights Clash in Saudi Arabia with Championship Dreams Hanging in the Balance
  • President Biden Delights Chiefs Fans by Sporting Team Helmet during White House Visit
  • Pride Flags Stolen in Carlisle, Massachusetts Spark Community Solidarity
  • Dodgers' Offensive Struggles Continue in Disappointing 4-1 Loss to Rockies at Home
  • Honduras Declares National Health Emergency as Dengue Cases Surge
  • Top Doctors Urge Caution as Multi-Cancer Detection Tests Raise Concerns
  • Boeing Set to Launch First Starliner Flight with Astronauts on Board on Saturday
  • Aggies Secure Victory Over Grambling With Strong Hitting and Solid Pitching
  • Cardinals Make Roster Moves and Plan Playing Time Strategy Amidst Injuries
  • Palou Sets the Pace in Opening Practice Session at Chevrolet Detroit Grand Prix
  • India Wraps Up Historic 47-Day Election, Results Awaited
  • Ashton Wilson's Heroic Performance Propels Florida Gators to Victory in NCAA Tournament Opener
  • US Housing Market Inventory Rises, Buyers Remain on the Sidelines as Mortgage Rates Increase
  • Late Bedtimes Associated with Higher Rates of Mental Health Disorders, Study Finds
  • Leaked Google Documents Reveal Potential Misleading Statements About Search Rankings
  • VanEck CEO Optimistic as SEC Approval Signals Positive Shift in Cryptocurrency Market
  • Exit Polls Predict Third Consecutive Term for India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi
  • Georgia's Future with the EU in Jeopardy as Ruling Party Passes Controversial Law
  • Massive Fraud Scheme Involving Fake iPhone Returns Uncovered, Resulting in $12.3 Million Loss for Apple
  • Homeowners Brace for Higher Payments as Adjustable-Rate Mortgages Reach Maturity
  • Founder of Political Wire Receives Praise for Influential Political Website
  • Pfizer's Lorbrena Shows Promising Results as New Standard Treatment for Advanced Lung Cancer
  • Edmundo Sosa's Home Run Powers Phillies to Victory Against Former Team
  • FAA Requires Boeing to Meet Milestones and Transform Safety Culture Before Production Increases
  • Legendary NBA Star Bill Walton Honored with Emotional Tribute at Dead and Company Concert
  • Early-Morning Shooting Claims Life in Birmingham's Tom Brown Village
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