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  • 2024
  • September
  • Deadly Russian Missile Strike Hits Military Academy and Hospital in Eastern Ukraine
  • Hyundai Unveils Refreshed 2025 Ioniq 5 with Native Tesla-compatible Charging Port
  • Lieutenant Governor of Iowa Resigns to Lead Iowa Bankers Association
  • Spree of Freeway Shootings in Washington State Leaves Three Hospitalized
  • Ukrainian Ministers Resign, Government Experiences Major Reshuffle
  • Celebrity Faces Allegations of Criminal Conduct: Presumed Innocent Until Proven Guilty
  • Kelly Stafford Opts Out of Lions' Season Opener Against Rams Amid Lingering Tensions
  • Nikki Bella Initiates Search for Divorce Lawyer Following Alleged Attack by Artem Chigvintsev
  • Russian Strikes Kill More Than 50 in Ukraine, Zelensky Says
  • Dallas Cowboys Set to Rely on Rising Star Rico Dowdle as Leading Rusher in 2024
  • Early Sharp Money Leaning Towards Contrarian Plays in College Football Week 2
  • Wall Street Analysts Identify Two Supercharged AI Stocks with Potential Profits, Outshining Nvidia
  • Tragic Loss of University of Wisconsin-Whitewater Gymnast Shakes Campus Community
  • Suspect Arrested After Shooting and Killing Harris County Deputy, Pulled from Galveston Bay
  • Tragic Accidental Shooting Claims Life of 8-Year-Old Boy at Utah Gas Station
  • Bitcoin Could Face Short-Term Decline Despite Expected Fed Rate Cuts, Analysts Warn
  • Happiness Amidst Controversy: Jennifer Lopez's Carefree Dance Amid Divorce Chaos
  • California Governor Declares State of Emergency as Landslides Cause Ongoing Power Outages and Safety Concerns in Rancho Palos Verdes
  • Far-Right Party AfD's Victory in Thuringia Reflects Economic Discontent
  • Salvage Operation Abandoned as Burning Oil Tanker Stays Stranded in Red Sea
  • Intense Competition Awaits as 2024 NASCAR Cup Series Playoffs Begin
  • Taylor Swift's NFL Involvement Divides Fans as Season Kicks Off
  • Titanic Statue Rediscovered on First Expedition in Years
  • Charges Filed in Tragic Park Tavern Crash that Claimed Two Lives
  • Dana Bash Defends Controversial Interview with Kamala Harris, Ignoring Criticism from Left and Right
  • Arrest Made in Galveston Following Killing of Harris County Deputy Constable
  • Antitrust Investigation into Nvidia's AI Dominance Intensifies, Market Value Takes a Hit
  • Inter Miami CF Extends Supporters' Shield Lead, Audi MLS Cup Playoffs Bubble Teams Shine
  • Anti-Israel Protesters Rally Outside Columbia University, Demanding Divestment
  • Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson Reflects on Confirmation Process and Advocates for Binding Ethics Rules
  • Trump Claims New Hampshire Disrespected, Targets Vice President Harris
  • Edmonton Oilers Secure Long-Term Future by Signing Leon Draisaitl to $112 Million Extension
  • Former University Wrestler Arrested for Fatally Shooting Wisconsin Gymnast in Whitewater, Wisconsin
  • Intoxicated Driver Charged with Criminal Vehicular Homicide and Operation After Tragic Crash at St. Louis Park's Park Tavern
  • Federal Judge Rejects Trump's Attempt to Move Hush Money Case to Federal Court
  • Ukraine's Unprecedented Drone Strikes Deep Inside Russia Aim to Break Moscow's War Machine and Sow Discontent
  • Drew McIntyre's Brutal Assault Leaves CM Punk Hospitalized, Feud Continues
  • Constellation Brands Faces Potential $2.5 Billion Asset Write-Down Amid Weak Wine Demand
  • Four Killed in Chicago's Forest Park Blue Line Station Shooting
  • San Francisco 49ers' Ricky Pearsall on Miraculous Road to Recovery Following Gunshot Wound
  • Jim Furyk Announces US Presidents Cup Captain's Picks and Backs Keegan Bradley's Inclusion
  • Hotel Workers Continue Strike, Demanding Better Wages and Working Conditions
  • German Economy Faces Further Setbacks as Volkswagen and Intel Consider Changes
  • Supreme Court Rejects Oklahoma's Attempt to Reclaim Federal Family Planning Grants
  • Elliott Investment Management Consolidates Stake in Southwest Airlines, Presses for Board Changes
  • Shoals Technologies Group Wins Patent Infringement Case, Boosting U.S. Solar Manufacturing Industry and Jobs
  • Florida State's Epic Failure: A Stunning Fall from Grace
  • Starlink Agrees to Block Social Network X in Brazil Following Court Orders
  • Tragedy Strikes as Four Passengers Found Dead in Suburban Chicago Train Shooting
  • Barry Manilow and Stiletto Entertainment File Lawsuit Seeking Unpaid Bonus Funds
  • Harris County Precinct 4 Deputy Fatally Shot on His Way to Work
  • Vice President Kamala Harris Tightly Leads Donald Trump in Conservative-Leaning Poll
  • Former Democratic Politician Convicted in Journalist's Murder Claims Conspiracy
  • Miraculous Escape: Football Player's Journey Through Adversity Draws Inspiration
  • Steelers' Arthur Smith Returns to Atlanta, But No Special Advantage Against the Falcons
  • Vice President Harris Proposes $50,000 Tax Deduction for Small Businesses
  • Former President Trump Pleads Not Guilty to Federal Election Interference Charges
  • Harris County Deputy Constable Fatally Shot While En Route to Work in Houston
  • Trump's Stance on Abortion Raises Questions as Harris Launches Reproductive Freedom Bus Tour
  • Tragedy Strikes as 11-Year-Old Boy Fatally Shoots Former Mayor and Daughter
  • Gunman Targets Crowd at New York City West Indian American Day Parade, Leaving One Dead and Four Injured
  • Tragedy Strikes as Drunk Driver Plows Through Bar Patio, Killing Two and Injuring Nine
  • Rams Poised for Offensive Domination in the 2024 Season
  • Sheryl Swoopes Addresses Controversial Statements about Caitlin Clark and Fallout with Nancy Lieberman
  • GE Aerospace Shares Slide as Boeing Downgrade Sends Shock Waves
  • Southwest and West Brace for Intense Heat Wave Following Record-Breaking Summer
  • Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu's Insistence on Troop Presence Hindering Progress in Ceasefire Talks, Officials Say
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  • Sir Elton John Struggles with Limited Vision After Severe Eye Infection
  • Chinese Influence Operation Using Fake American Social Media Accounts Uncovered Ahead of 2024 Election
  • mls-en : Whitecaps FC Sign Scottish Midfielder Stuart Armstrong to Designated Player Deal
  • mls-en : Major Arena Soccer League Unifies with PASL to Create MASLW
  • Late Soul Singer Isaac Hayes' Friends Claim He Would Not Have Objected to Trump Using His Song
  • Harris Holds Labor Day Rally, Trump Reacts to Interview, Latest Poll Shows Narrow Lead
  • Harris-Walz Campaign Launches Reproductive Freedom Bus Tour in Battleground States
  • SportsLine Unveils Optimal 2024 Fantasy Football Rankings Based on 10,000 Simulations
  • Jim Furyk Reveals His Six Captain's Picks for the US Team in the 2024 Presidents Cup
  • Emma Navarro Powers into US Open Semifinals with Thrilling Comeback Victory
  • Steelers Extend Defensive Tackle Cameron Heyward's Contract for Three Years
  • Elton John on the Road to Recovery from Severe Eye Infection
  • 10-Year-Old Louisiana Boy Arrested for Allegedly Shooting Former Mayor and Daughter in Tragic Incident
  • Mourning the Loss of Hvaldimir: The Beluga Whale and Its Mysterious Journey
  • WalletHub Survey Reveals Best Retirement Cities in New England for 2024
  • Opt-Out Options for Targeted Advertising and Personal Information Sharing
  • Reuters Daily Briefing: Your Source for Essential News and Information
  • Reuters: Empowering Professionals with Unmatched Solutions for Tax and Compliance Management
  • Team Captains Make Final Selections for Presidents Cup, Highlighting National Pride and Putting Skills
  • Queen Camilla Updates the Public on King Charles' Health Amid Cancer Battle
  • Rancho Palos Verdes Declares State of Emergency as Landslide Crisis Deepens
  • Bitcoin ATM Scams Soar, Resulting in $114 Million in Losses, Warns FTC
  • Tragic Plane Crash Claims Three Lives in Portland Suburb: NTSB Launches Investigation
  • Stocks Plummet in September Start as Tech Giants Lead the Slide
  • Ukraine undertakes biggest government ‘reboot’ of war
  • Rancho Palos Verdes Faces Power Outages as Landslides Worsen, State of Emergency Declared
  • Kelly Stafford to Watch Rams Season Opener from Home Following Detroit Live Show
  • Patriots Bolster Practice Squad with T Caleb Jones Signing
  • Settlement Reached in Lawsuit Following Fatal Car Wreck Involving University of Georgia Football Player
  • Equipment Outage at Newark Airport Delays Flights on Busy Travel Day
  • Dutch Regulator Issues €33 Million Fine to Controversial Facial Recognition Tech Company Clearview AI
  • Trump Denies Conflict at Arlington National Cemetery Visit, Accuses Vice President Harris of Misinformation
  • Kornacki Analyzes Polls Showing Shift in Favor of Harris in Key Battleground States
  • Minnesota Attorney General's Thank-You Message to Brazil Draws Criticism
  • Huntington Bank Secures Naming Rights for Cleveland Browns' Stadium in Historic 20-Year Deal
  • Falcons Announce Starting Lineup for 2024 Regular Season Opener
  • Ford Recalls Over 90,000 Vehicles Due to EcoBoost V6 Engine Failures
  • Florida State Head Coach Mike Norvell Takes Responsibility for Team's Rough Start
  • Leon Draisaitl Becomes Highest-Paid Player in NHL History with Edmonton Oilers Contract Extension
  • Viral TikTok Trend Turns Out to be Check Fraud, Warns Chase Bank
  • Tragic Plane Crash in Fairview Claims Lives of Three, NTSB to Hold Press Conference
  • San Francisco 49ers Create Cap Space with Maliek Collins Contract Restructure
  • Teen Suspect to Face Charges as 49ers Rookie Recovers from Shooting
  • Chase Bank Warns Customers About Viral Check Fraud Scheme on TikTok
  • Broadcom to Report Q3 Earnings Amid Mixed Outlook for Semiconductor Sector
  • Exciting Matchups to Shape Postseason Hopes in College Football
  • Scottie Scheffler Clinches Tour Championship with Stellar Performance, Brushes Off Bunker Mishap
  • Shocking Trial Unfolds as Woman Confronts Husband and Accused Abusers in French Court
  • Berkshire Hathaway Trims Holdings in Apple and Bank of America: Insights into Buffett's Strategic Moves
  • White House Press Secretary Shuts Down Inappropriate Question on Vice President's Accent
  • Trent Williams Resolves Holdout, Signs New Deal with 49ers
  • Hamas Terrorist Captured on Video Drinking Soda After Killing Father in Israeli Strike
  • Bengals and Ja'Marr Chase Inch Closer to Contract Extension as Season Opener Looms
  • Fatal Shooting of Four Passengers on Chicago Transit Train in Forest Park Triggers Shock and Grief
  • Tragic Loss of UW-Whitewater Gymnast Shocks Campus Community
  • Gun Shops Face Lawsuit Over Illegal Firearms Trafficking in Washington, D.C.
  • Manhattan Prosecutors Oppose Delay in Post-Trial Decisions for Trump's Hush Money Case
  • Delays on CTA Blue Line Trains in Forest Park as Investigation Into Fatal Shooting Continues
  • Cleveland Browns Announce New Stadium Naming Rights Partnership with Huntington Bank
  • Brian Daboll Reclaims Play-Calling Duties for Crucial Season with the New York Giants
  • The 2024 Season Brings Exciting Uncertainty for Major Awards
  • 5-Year-Old Boy Injured in Mountain Lion Attack at Malibu Creek State Park
  • 11-Year-Old Allegedly Confesses to Double Homicide of Former City Councilman and Daughter in Louisiana
  • JD Vance's Endorsement of Sweeping Abortion and Fertility Treatment Restrictions Raises Concerns
  • Ezra Frech Soars to Paralympic Glory with Gold Medal Win in Men's 100m T63
  • Federer Addresses Controversy Surrounding Jannik Sinner's Positive Drug Tests
  • AFT President Sparks Controversy with Blame on Netanyahu for Hostage Executions
  • Running Backs Set to Make Waves in Week 1 of the 2024 NFL Season
  • FSU Football Faces Unexpected Struggles Despite High Expectations
  • Trump's Belief in Unquestionable Presidential Power Continues to Stir Controversy
  • Russian missile strike on Ukraine military college kills dozens, Kyiv says
  • Costco Announces First Membership Fee Hike in Seven Years, Medicare Offers Relief for Prescription Drug Expenses
  • Isaac Hayes Estate Secures Preliminary Injunction Against Trump Campaign for Unauthorized Use of Song
  • Kamala Harris Opposes Nippon Steel's Acquisition of U.S. Steel, Raising Concerns over National Security
  • Fantasy Football Week 1 Waiver Wire: Sleeper Picks and Early Adds for Drafters
  • Postponement of 'J6 Awards Gala' Raises Questions and Concerns
  • Miami Soars in Bowl Projections, Florida State and Texas A&M Drop Out of College Football Playoff Contention
  • Week 1 Waiver Wire: Promising Players to Consider Adding
  • Huntington Bank Field: The New Name for Cleveland Browns Stadium
  • Lawsuit Filed Against Three Gun Shops for Illegally Trafficking Firearms in Washington, D.C.
  • Redlands Couple Murder Case: Suspect Charged as Remains Found on Property
  • Outrage as Mongolian Government Welcomes Putin on State Visit Despite ICC Arrest Warrant
  • Former President Trump's Campaign Event at Arlington National Cemetery Draws Strong Criticism from Jimmy McCain
  • Emma Navarro Stuns Again to Secure Semifinal Spot at US Open
  • Week 2 College Football Promises Exciting Matchups and Intriguing Rivalries
  • Emerging Fantasy Football Targets to Consider for Your Roster
  • International Team Finalized for 2024 Presidents Cup
  • Transgender Athlete Valentina Petrillo Falls Short of Paralympic Final in Women's T12 400 Meters
  • Jennifer Lopez and Ben Affleck's Divorce Sparks Financial Disagreements
  • China Takes Decisive Measures against Canada's Tariffs, Initiates WTO Dispute Settlement Proceedings
  • Massachusetts Republicans Gear Up for Primary Races Against Warren and Lynch
  • Former Central Bank Governor of Lebanon, Riad Salameh, Arrested on Allegations of Financial Crimes
  • Hyundai Unveils Upgrades for the Ioniq 5 in 2025: Enhanced Charging, Extended Range, and New Off-Road Variant
  • Emma Navarro Stuns Paula Badosa at US Open, Secures First Major Semifinal and Top 10 Debut
  • Big Ten Teams Face Unexpected Challenges in Week 1, Impact on Power Rankings Varies
  • Increase in Cases of Mosquito-Borne Illnesses Raises Concerns Over Disease Spread
  • 2024 NASCAR Cup Series Playoffs Promise Unforgettable Moments
  • Deadly Migrant Boat Accident Claims 12 Lives in English Channel Crossing
  • New York Jets' Haason Reddick Continues Holdout, Unlikely to Play in Season Opener
  • Record-Breaking Performances Dominate Week 1 of College Football
  • Daniel Craig Shatters Bond Image with Provocative Role in Queer at Venice Film Festival
  • Kinematics Parts Ways with The Apprentice Movie Project, James Shani's Rich Spirit Steps In
  • DirecTV CFO Calls for Streamlined TV Bundles in Ongoing Dispute with Disney
  • Tragic Shooting in Louisiana Leaves Former Mayor and Daughter Dead
  • Trump and Harris Prepare for High-Stakes Presidential Debate in Philadelphia
  • Fantasy Football Wide Receivers Set to Dominate Week 1
  • Trump Media's Stock Hits All-Time Low Amidst Broader Market Downturn
  • Federal Judge Rules in Favor of Isaac Hayes Jr.'s Estate, Demands Trump Campaign Cease Using Hold On, I'm Coming Song
  • Washington State Patrol Investigates String of Shootings Along Interstate 5, Suspect in Custody
  • Vice President Harris Addresses Trump's Legal Woes during Campaign Rally
  • Kamala Harris Predicted to Secure Victory in Swing States, Telegraph Poll Reveals
  • Equipment Outage at Newark Airport Causes Chaos and Stranded Travelers
  • Florida State's Disappointing Start Drops Them Out of the Top 25 in AP Poll
  • Former New York Governor Andrew Cuomo to Testify on Controversial Nursing Home Mandate in COVID-19 Response Probe
  • Florida State Drops Out of Coaches Poll Top 25 as Oregon Slides Down
  • Former Florida State Employee Fired for Leaking Controversial Park Plans
  • Submerged Greek Village Emerges from Drought-Stricken Reservoir
  • Captain Furyk Finalizes U.S. Team for 2024 Presidents Cup at Royal Montreal
  • US Seizes Venezuelan President Maduro's Plane Amid Controversy
  • Buffalo Bills 2024 Season Predictions: Allen's Completion Percentage Soars, Cook's Workload Diminishes, Rousseau Dominates
  • Federal Judge Temporarily Halts Trump Campaign's Use of Hold On, I'm Coming Amid Lawsuit by Isaac Hayes' Estate
  • Minnesota Schools Tackle Distractions, Promote Cultural Education, and Target Attendance Challenges in the New Academic Year
  • Trump Trials Update: Legal Maneuvers Continue Ahead of New York Sentencing
  • President Biden Criticizes Netanyahu's Efforts in Hostage Release as Negotiations Intensify
  • Reality TV Star Amy Slaton Halterman Arrested at Tennessee Zoo on Drug and Child Endangerment Charges
  • Fantasy Football Expert Reveals 2024 Sleeper Picks and Breakout Players
  • Drake Maye Begins New England Patriots Career as Backup Quarterback, Future Starter Role Awaits
  • Tragedy Strikes as University of Wisconsin-Whitewater Gymnast Fatally Shot in Off-Campus Apartment
  • Intel Faces Potential Removal from Dow Jones Industrial Average as Shares Continue to Decline
  • Six Players Expected to Shape the 2024 Fantasy Football Season
  • Queen Camilla Provides Positive Update on King Charles III's Health During Royal Visit
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