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The sunhat is everywhere in Athens as crowds grow larger at ancient Greek sites

The sunhat is everywhere in Athens as crowds grow larger at ancient Greek sites

The Greek capital is turning to hats as Europe’s heat intensifies
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Rahm, LIV players face uncertain future after season finale at Indy

Rahm, LIV players face uncertain future after season finale at Indy

Jon Rahm finished the LIV Golf season Sunday in style — claiming his third straight season points title and his second team crown in a row at the revised season finale in suburban Indianapolis
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Gauff beats Pegula for 2nd Cincinnati Open title; France's Fils beats American Tiafoe in men's final

Gauff beats Pegula for 2nd Cincinnati Open title; France's Fils beats American Tiafoe in men's final

Coco Gauff defeated fellow American Jessica Pegula, 6-2, 6-4, to capture her second women’s Cincinnati Open title on Sunday, and Arthur Fils of France defeated American Frances Tiafoe 6-3, 1-6, 6-0 in the men’s final for his first Masters 1000 title
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Princess Alexandra Wore Historic Floral Tiara at 2019 Wedding to Count Michael Ahlefeldt-Laurvig-Bille

Princess Alexandra Wore Historic Floral Tiara at 2019 Wedding to Count Michael Ahlefeldt-Laurvig-Bille

Princess Alexandra Wore Historic Floral Tiara at 2019 Wedding to Count Michael Ahlefeldt-Laurvig-Bille
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MLB Little League Classic 2026 Features Atlanta Braves vs. Milwaukee Brewers, Available for Streaming

MLB Little League Classic 2026 Features Atlanta Braves vs. Milwaukee Brewers, Available for Streaming

MLB Little League Classic 2026 Features Atlanta Braves vs. Milwaukee Brewers, Available for Streaming
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Kelly Werthmann Participates in 'Dancing with the Denver Stars' Gala for Charity

Kelly Werthmann Participates in 'Dancing with the Denver Stars' Gala for Charity

Kelly Werthmann Participates in 'Dancing with the Denver Stars' Gala for Charity
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Shares flat in Asia before Iran sanctions news, Nvidia results

Shares flat in Asia before Iran sanctions news, Nvidia results

By Wayne Cole SYDNEY, Aug 24 (Reuters) - Share markets were flat in Asia on Monday and oil prices eased as investors awaited details of threatened U.S. sanctions on Iran due later in the session, while the Canadian dollar dipped as a trade war loomed with its southern neighbour.
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Khalil Mack Dominates Chargers Training Camp with Dazzling Interception and Disruptive Play

Khalil Mack Dominates Chargers Training Camp with Dazzling Interception and Disruptive Play

Khalil Mack Dominates Chargers Training Camp with Dazzling Interception and Disruptive Play
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Jack Archer Introduces Clubhouse Pique Polo for Versatile Wear

Jack Archer Introduces Clubhouse Pique Polo for Versatile Wear

Jack Archer Introduces Clubhouse Pique Polo for Versatile Wear
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Publix Eliminates 10-Item Limit in Express Lanes to Enhance Checkout Efficiency

Publix Eliminates 10-Item Limit in Express Lanes to Enhance Checkout Efficiency

Publix Eliminates 10-Item Limit in Express Lanes to Enhance Checkout Efficiency
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SylvanSport Introduces Vire Camper Trailer, Expanding Adventure Vehicle Lineup

SylvanSport Introduces Vire Camper Trailer, Expanding Adventure Vehicle Lineup

SylvanSport Introduces Vire Camper Trailer, Expanding Adventure Vehicle Lineup
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Seahawks injury update: Rookie Bud Clark leaves Titans game with air cast on leg

Seahawks injury update: Rookie Bud Clark leaves Titans game with air cast on leg

The second-round pick went down on the first defensive play of Seattle’s second preseason game.
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Probable Formation: Roma vs Fiorentina

Probable Formation: Roma vs Fiorentina

After a superb preseason, GPG will build his XI around Dybala, but how many new faces will join him?
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Texas Nonprofits Aid Musicians with Health Insurance Amid Rising Premiums

Texas Nonprofits Aid Musicians with Health Insurance Amid Rising Premiums

Nonprofit organizations in Texas, particularly the Health Alliance for Austin Musicians (HAAM) and the Denton Music and Arts Collaborative, are actively assisting musicians with health insurance costs. HAAM, based in Austin, subsidizes monthly insurance premiums for local musicians who purchase plans through the Affordable Care Act (ACA) marketplace. This initiative is funded through a partnership with Central Health, a public agency providing healthcare resources for low-income residents in Austin and Travis County. Many HAAM members pay $0 towards their monthly premiums. The Denton Music and Arts Collaborative, on the other hand, connects musicians with independent insurance agents and offers a monthly subsidy of $100. These efforts come as ACA premiums have significantly increased, with a 58% average rise in the 2026 plan year, partly due to the expiration of pandemic-era federal subsidies. HAAM's membership has grown by 77% to over 3,300 people since it began offering premium assistance, with more than...
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Seattle Times Columnist Resigns Over Alleged Censorship of Transgender Athlete Article

Seattle Times Columnist Resigns Over Alleged Censorship of Transgender Athlete Article

Matt Calkins, a sports columnist for The Seattle Times, resigned after 11 years, citing repeated instances where editors allegedly suppressed columns that challenged the paper's prevailing political viewpoint. The final catalyst for his resignation was the decision by editors not to publish a column he wrote about two female student-athletes. These athletes opposed competing against biological males in women's sports and attended a Seattle Storm game to support Indiana Fever guard Sophie Cunningham's stance on transgender athletes. Calkins stated that the column was held for approximately a week before the decision was made not to publish it, a pattern he indicated had occurred multiple times previously. He expressed that he could no longer perform his job effectively if he lacked the freedom of speech essential to journalism. The Seattle Times has not publicly commented on Calkins' allegations or provided a reason for not publishing the column. The incident has sparked debate among local radio hosts, with...
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Suspected DUI Driver Causes Fatal Multi-Car Crash on I-5 in Washington State

Suspected DUI Driver Causes Fatal Multi-Car Crash on I-5 in Washington State

A suspected DUI driver, a 25-year-old Kent man, caused a multi-vehicle crash on Interstate 5 near South 336th Street in Federal Way, Washington, resulting in one fatality and three injuries. The incident occurred early Sunday morning after a Washington State Patrol trooper attempted to stop the driver for suspected DUI. The driver refused to stop and fled southbound for approximately 13 miles. During the pursuit, the suspect's vehicle struck an uninvolved vehicle, causing it to lose control and collide with one of the pursuing trooper's vehicles. One of the four occupants in the uninvolved vehicle died at the scene, while the other three sustained minor injuries and were treated at a local hospital. The Kent man was subsequently arrested on charges of DUI, eluding, and vehicular homicide and is expected to be booked into the King County Jail.
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Pilot Survives Small Plane Crash Landing in Shallow Ocean Off Boca Raton Beach

Pilot Survives Small Plane Crash Landing in Shallow Ocean Off Boca Raton Beach

On Saturday morning, a 23-year-old pilot, Faith Tenkley, successfully crash-landed a Piper PA30 series twin-engine propeller plane in the shallow ocean off Boca Raton beach, Florida, after experiencing mechanical issues. The plane had departed from Page Field in Fort Myers, en route to South Bimini Airport in the Bahamas, when Tenkley encountered problems approximately 15 miles west of Boca Raton. She reported that the right engine failed and the landing gear broke. Despite being cleared to land at Boca Raton Airport, Tenkley, fearing a fire due to the plane's full fuel tanks, opted for a water landing. She skillfully dodged buildings and paddleboarders to find an empty spot for a smooth descent. No injuries were reported from the incident. On Sunday morning, crews were observed removing the plane from the water near South Beach Park and loading it onto a semi-truck.
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Randy Weber Listed as Field Staff Member in 2001 Scientology Statistics

Randy Weber Listed as Field Staff Member in 2001 Scientology Statistics

Randy Weber was listed as one of the Field Staff Members (FSMs) in Scientology statistics through August 2001, according to a report on The Underground Bunker. FSMs in Scientology receive a percentage of the money they arrange to be paid to the organization. The list included ten individuals, with Randy Weber appearing as the eighth name. This information was part of a 'Past is Prologue' section, detailing historical data from the year 2001 related to Scientology's operations and personnel.
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Mark Ruffalo Rejects Paramount's 'Antisemitic' Claim Regarding Anti-Merger Comments

Mark Ruffalo Rejects Paramount's 'Antisemitic' Claim Regarding Anti-Merger Comments

Actor Mark Ruffalo has publicly rejected Paramount's accusation that his comments regarding the proposed $111 billion merger between Paramount and Warner Bros., and the role of Oracle in the Israel-Gaza conflict, were 'antisemitic.' Ruffalo stated on X that criticizing the actions of the Israeli prime minister, a military technology contract, or the executives supplying it is not equivalent to criticizing Jewish people. He emphasized that his views stem from political convictions and should not be interpreted as hostility toward Jewish people, for whom he expressed deep love and respect. Ruffalo had previously shared a 2024 clip of former Oracle chief Safra Catz discussing 'profoundly scary technologies' in relation to the Israel-Gaza war, which he termed a 'genocide' built on an 'apartheid system of oppression powered by Oracle.' He also argued that these technologies, if merged into one of the largest media conglomerates, would crush workers and consolidate wealth.
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Man Dies After Shooting Incident Outside Avondale QuikTrip

Man Dies After Shooting Incident Outside Avondale QuikTrip

A man has died and another was hospitalized following a shooting that occurred after a fight outside a QuikTrip gas station in Avondale, Arizona, on Saturday night. First responders were called to the scene near Avondale Boulevard and Van Buren Street around 7:30 p.m. The Avondale Police Department reported that two men engaged in a physical altercation near the gas pumps, during which one man shot the other. The victim was transported to a hospital where he later succumbed to his injuries. The individual who fired the weapon also received treatment for injuries and is expected to survive. Investigators believe the two men knew each other, though the specifics of their relationship have not been disclosed. The identities of both individuals have not been released, and authorities have not yet indicated whether the shooter will face charges. Police confirmed there are no outstanding suspects in connection with the incident. The QuikTrip location was closed for several hours as law enforcement conducted thei...