Why Chelsea keep signing Man City academy graduates
LONDON. Look at Chelsea's squad this season and you might notice something peculiar. A lot of the players came from the same place, but it's not Brazil or France. It's…
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Will the 2034 World Cup Actually Be Played in 2035?
It sounds like a joke, but it's a very real question in world football right now. Will the…
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Kuwait Energy Infrastructure Hit During Intense Iran Attacks
The sky above Kuwait City turned orange. Then it bled red. Air raid sirens screamed to life just…
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Monty Don Receives BBC Reminder Over Clothing Promotion Rules
Monty Don, the beloved face of BBC's "Gardeners' World," has received an unusual dressing down from his employer.…
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IndiGo Posts Unexpected Loss as Mideast Turmoil Lifts Costs
IndiGo, India’s largest airline by market share, stepped onto the conference call expecting a routine earnings update. Instead,…
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AI to estimate age of UK asylum seekers from next year
LONDON, UK. Artificial intelligence will begin estimating the age of asylum seekers entering the United Kingdom as early…
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Korea Forms Committee to Hammer Out Six-Month Theatrical Window Deal
Imagine South Korea, and you probably think of K-pop, neon-lit night markets, or the latest smartphone. But right…
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US Stocks Extend Highs as Traders Await Iran Deal: Markets Wrap
Wall Street punched through to new records on Tuesday, a quiet rally built on patience rather than euphoria.…
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Suffering was less than my passion for tennis, says Nadal
MELBOURNE , For nearly two decades, Rafael Nadal has made the tennis world believe his body is a…
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Taiwan Sees AI Thrusting Exports to Fastest Growth in 50 Years
Taiwan's export numbers for last quarter were so staggering that even the Ministry of Economic Affairs' most bullish…
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Japan Used Record $73.6 Billion to Support Yen in Past Month
Japan’s Ministry of Finance dropped a staggering number on Friday: $73.6 billion spent in a single month to…
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UK Bonds Extend Monthly Rally on Receding Rate Hike Bets
LONDON , British government bonds, known as gilts, just delivered their strongest monthly rally in over a year.…
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Australia’s Marles Backs Defense Budge
```html CANBERRA, Australia , Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Defence Richard Marles has formally backed the government's latest…
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‘Colony’ Review: Mob Mentality Can Be a Grisly Good Time When the Mob is Zombies
Shudder's new film Colony arrived in my queue, and I braced for another rinse and repeat of rotting…
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Choreographers are the new DJs: The art of the viral dance routine
It starts with a sound. Often just a snippet. A beat drop, a forgotten 90s banger, a sped-up…