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Michael Olise avoids yellow card against Morocco and will be available for World Cup semi-finals
Michael Olise avoided the worst-case scenario in France's 2-0 victory over Morocco in the 2026 FIFA World Cup quarter-finals on...
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Life at the top is no problem for this little mouse
Andean leaf-eared mice living at high altitudes produce more heat than those living at sea level It's not easy living...
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Support goes a long way toward increasing the effectiveness of birth control
New research challenges the assumption that implants and other long-acting birth control methods are by far the most effective choice....
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Cases of an explosive diarrhea-causing parasite are rising rapidly in the United States
The number of cyclosporiasis cases increased from several dozen nationwide in June to more than 1,000 in Michigan alone.By Adam...
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Early riser, night owl or something else? Five Patterns May Define How We Sleep
New research identifies five distinct sleep subtypes, revealing links between brain patterns, behavior and healthBy Kate Graham Shaw edited by...
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Palm Beach Airport in Florida renamed in honor of Trump
A welcome sign at Palm Beach International Airport, renamed "President Donald J. Trump International Airport", in West Palm Beach, Florida,...
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Oil prices fall more than 2% as mediators try to prevent the United States and Iran from returning to war.
Oil prices fell Thursday as mediators between the United States and Iran work to prevent the latest fighting from escalating...
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Charlie Kirk murder suspect expressed regret after shooting, roommate says
Utah prosecutors on Thursday released redacted excerpts of authorities interviewing a roommate and former romantic partner of Tyler Robinson, the...
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How the Japanese media ecosystem is fighting climate change
Hundreds of media outlets across the country have joined the “I am the 89%” campaign. A woman carries an umbrella...
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Puerto Rico government agency released 1 million Social Security numbers
The government agency that collects property taxes in Puerto Rico inadvertently revealed the Social Security numbers of about 1 million...
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