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politics Mar 14, 2026, 1:00 AM
WADA faces backlash over proposed ban for Trump and U.S. officials - WADA has not provided specifics on its proposal to sanction governments who withhold funding.
- The U.S. has withheld dues since 2023 due to concerns about international doping enforcement.
- WADA's move has sparked controversy and raised questions about the enforcement of potential bans.
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sport Feb 21, 2026, 7:55 PM
Duke claims No. 1 spot after victory over Michigan - Duke defeated Michigan on February 22, 2026, in a much-anticipated college basketball matchup.
- The Blue Devils' victory secured their spot as the top-ranked team in the AP men's college basketball poll.
- The match highlighted the competitive dynamics of college basketball as both teams prepare for upcoming challenges.
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technology Feb 19, 2026, 8:00 AM
Robotic cameras capture stunning Olympic moments in Milan - A three-person robotics team worked on installing and testing remote camera technology for the Milan Cortina Olympics.
- They positioned cameras in hard-to-reach areas, such as inside hockey goals, to capture impactful images.
- This project illustrates the evolving role of technology in enhancing sports photography and audience engagement.
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military conflicts Feb 6, 2026, 9:54 PM
Israeli strikes kill three in Gaza amidst ceasefire tensions - Israeli military strikes on February 9 killed three people in Gaza City, according to local hospital reports.
- These strikes were reportedly in response to gunfire targeting Israeli troops in Rafah.
- The ongoing violence underscores the fragile state of the current ceasefire and the humanitarian crisis in the region.
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politics Feb 6, 2026, 7:25 AM
AP decides against releasing full ballots for 2025 NFL awards - The Associated Press informed voters that their ballots would be disclosed after the awards announcement.
- Full ballots were not released, and only top candidates were listed along with some voters.
- This marks a pivot away from last year's full transparency, raising concerns about accountability.
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entertainment Feb 4, 2026, 11:20 PM
Playful sled dog films its own movie after stealing a reporter's camera - A team of Associated Press reporters filmed sled dogs in Greenland in January.
- A mischievous dog stole their $700 camera and captured footage of its playful escapades.
- The incident highlighted the bond between wildlife and film crews, adding a humorous twist to the filming experience.
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environment Feb 2, 2026, 1:50 PM
UK government ramps up testing for dangerous forever chemicals - PFAS are linked to increased health risks including cancers and developmental disorders.
- The UK's national plan aims to increase environmental testing and align with EU regulations.
- Stricter regulations are needed to mitigate the pollution and health risks associated with PFAS.
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environment Jan 30, 2026, 7:22 AM
Bea Mountain spills toxic chemicals in Liberia's waterways - Bea Mountain Mining Corporation faced multiple spills of cyanide, arsenic, and copper exceeding legal limits.
- Local villagers reported health issues and environmental damages from these spills.
- The investigation highlights the need for greater corporate accountability and regulatory enforcement in Liberia.
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military conflicts Jan 26, 2026, 9:08 PM
Barham Salih warns of funding crisis for refugees - Funding for refugee assistance has dropped significantly, from $2.1 billion to $800 million.
- There are currently 117.3 million forcibly displaced individuals globally.
- Barham Salih is hopeful for a collective humanitarian response amid the crisis.
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military conflicts Jan 20, 2026, 9:04 PM
AP cameraman describes harrowing gang attack in Haiti - An AP videographer was present while police patrolling in Port-au-Prince were violently attacked.
- During the attack, an armored vehicle was hit with Molotov cocktails, causing a panic as smoke filled the inside.
- The incident highlights the severe impact of gang violence on residents and police in Haiti.
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sport Jan 14, 2026, 10:32 PM
Ranger Suárez signs lucrative five-year deal with Boston Red Sox - Ranger Suárez, a standout left-handed pitcher, joined the Boston Red Sox on a five-year, $130 million deal.
- This signing is part of the Red Sox's strategy to enhance their roster after missing out on other high-profile free agents.
- The addition of Suárez aims to strengthen the Red Sox pitching rotation for the upcoming baseball season.
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entertainment Dec 29, 2025, 3:32 PM
Model accuses Tyler Perry of assault in $77 million lawsuit - Mario Rodriguez filed a lawsuit against Tyler Perry, alleging sexual assault and seeking substantial damages.
- Rodriguez claims the abuse happened over five years, with frequent inappropriate encounters linked to his career.
- The case raises significant concerns about power dynamics in Hollywood and the need for accountability.
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entertainment Dec 28, 2025, 11:36 AM
Brigitte Bardot dies at 91, leaving behind a legacy of animal activism - Brigitte Bardot, an influential figure in both cinema and animal rights activism, died at the age of 91.
- Her final social media post highlighted her ongoing commitment to animal welfare through her foundation.
- Bardot's legacy continues to spark discussions about her contributions and controversies in society.
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military conflicts Dec 14, 2025, 6:18 AM
Russian fighters accused of widespread sexual violence in Mali - Multiple allegations of sexual violence in Mali involve Russian military units.
- Survivors report a culture of silence and stigma that inhibits reporting and seeking help.
- International attention and action are urgently needed to address these abuses.
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entertainment Dec 10, 2025, 3:03 PM
Youngest Emmy winner Owen Cooper captures hearts and headlines - Owen Cooper made history by winning the Emmy Award for youngest male actor at just 15 years old.
- Chase Sui Wonders transitioned from Harvard astrophysics to secure her breakthrough roles in comedy and horror productions.
- The recognition of these five entertainers illustrates significant milestones in diversity and representation within the entertainment industry.
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military conflicts Dec 10, 2025, 2:20 PM
Aid deliveries into Gaza fail to meet ceasefire terms - Aid deliveries into Gaza are significantly below the agreed-upon daily amount under the ceasefire terms.
- Humanitarian agencies report serious consequences for residents, including malnutrition and inadequate shelter during winter.
- The ongoing conflict and hostages' situation complicate the implementation of aid and rebuilding efforts.
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military conflicts Dec 8, 2025, 4:00 PM
Mariam Dagga dies tragically in Israeli airstrike while documenting Gaza conflict - The Associated Press's photo gallery captures the human impact of conflict across several Middle Eastern countries, including Gaza, Israel, and Lebanon.
- Images illustrate both the devastation experienced by civilians and moments of everyday joy amidst turmoil.
- This collection serves as a powerful documentation of a year defined by resilience and the harsh realities of life in a turbulent region.
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military conflicts Dec 8, 2025, 9:02 AM
Ukraine's struggle continues as grief and survival define 2025 - In 2025, Ukraine experienced an ongoing conflict characterized by violence and hardship.
- Powerful images captured by the Associated Press showcase both grief and moments of resilience among the people.
- The conflict in Ukraine reflects a profound struggle for survival, with acts of defiance against ongoing aggression.
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military conflicts Dec 7, 2025, 6:34 AM
Africa Corps commits atrocities in Mali under Russian military command - Refugees from Mali have reported that a new Russian military unit, Africa Corps, is committing severe abuses, including rapes and beheadings.
- The Africa Corps, which replaced the Wagner mercenary group, has been described as employing a 'scorched-earth policy' during military operations.
- Legal experts indicate that the Russian government is now directly accountable for the actions of the Africa Corps as it operates under the Defense Ministry.
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military conflicts Dec 7, 2025, 6:34 AM
Africa Corps in Mali commits rapes and beheadings - Refugees from Mali report that a new Russian military unit, Africa Corps, is committing serious human rights abuses.
- The unit allegedly engages in tactics similar to those used by the Wagner group, including indiscriminate killings and civilian attacks.
- These developments highlight the increasing violence and humanitarian crisis in the region, calling for urgent international attention.
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military conflicts Dec 7, 2025, 6:21 AM
Russia's Africa Corps commits atrocities in Mali - Civilians in Mali report atrocities including beheadings and rapes by the Africa Corps.
- This military unit operates under Russia's Ministry of Defense and employs tactics similar to the Wagner Group.
- The continuation of such violence indicates a troubling situation for human rights in Mali.
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military conflicts Dec 7, 2025, 6:21 AM
Africa Corps commits human rights abuses including rapes and beheadings in Mali - Civilians in Mali report that the Africa Corps, a military unit under Russian command, is employing tactics reminiscent of the previous Wagner group, including severe human rights abuses.
- Witnesses describe horrific experiences, detailing incidents of beheadings and rapes as civilians become increasingly caught in the crossfire between armed groups and military forces.
- The ongoing violence raises serious questions about accountability for war crimes, as international experts note that actions by the Africa Corps could implicate the Russian government under international law.
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military conflicts Dec 3, 2025, 6:47 PM
Ukrainian town fights for survival as Russian forces encircle it - Drone footage reveals the ruins of Myrnohrad, a town in Ukraine's eastern Donetsk region, due to bombardment by Russian forces.
- Supplies are crucially reaching the remaining troops in the town through ground-drones, reflecting ongoing military efforts amidst logistical challenges.
- The desperate situation emphasizes the need for continued military support from international allies to Ukraine.
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entertainment Dec 3, 2025, 6:06 PM
Top 10 songs of 2025 revealed by Associated Press - The Associated Press identified the ten best songs of 2025, featuring a variety of genres and artists.
- Radio 1 also shared its countdown of the biggest tracks, engaging listeners through personal favorites.
- These rankings reflect the diversity and evolution of musical tastes in the current cultural landscape.
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entertainment Dec 1, 2025, 9:00 PM
AP defends credit for iconic Napalm Girl photo amidst controversy - A Netflix documentary claims to challenge the credit of the iconic 'Napalm Girl' photo, asserting a different photographer's involvement.
- The Associated Press continues to support Nick Ut as the credited photographer, citing a lack of conclusive evidence against that attribution.
- The ongoing debate highlights larger issues of photojournalism ethics and how pivotal images are recognized in history.
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military conflicts Nov 26, 2025, 4:23 PM
Parents plead for rescue of hundreds of abducted children in Nigeria - Over 300 students and staff were abducted from a Catholic school in Papiri, Niger state, in Nigeria on November 21, 2025.
- Parents of the abducted children have not received any updates or assistance from the government, leading to heightened distress and health issues among them.
- The situation highlights an ongoing crisis in Nigeria, where mass abductions for ransom have become increasingly common.
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politics Nov 25, 2025, 8:39 AM
Kash Patel gifts illegal 3D-printed guns to New Zealand officials - Kash Patel, a Trump administration official, gifted 3D-printed revolvers to top New Zealand officials during his visit in July.
- The gifts were deemed illegal under New Zealand’s strict firearm laws, requiring specific permits for possession.
- Consequently, all officials surrendered the guns for destruction due to compliance with the law.
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politics Nov 24, 2025, 1:00 AM
Mike DeWine admits regret over legalizing sports betting in Ohio - Governor Mike DeWine's support for the 2021 law legalizing sports betting in Ohio has significantly shifted after the law took effect and led to scandals.
- The indictment of players from the Cleveland Guardians linked to gambling raised alarms for DeWine, prompting him to call for stricter regulations on betting.
- DeWine now believes that Ohio should not have legalized sports betting and is willing to repeal the law despite political obstacles.
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politics Nov 23, 2025, 9:00 AM
Court rules Associated Press must regain access to White House despite Trump's Gulf renaming - The Associated Press is engaged in a legal struggle with the Trump administration, seeking to restore access to critical White House events.
- The Trump administration asserts the president has the authority to control media access based on their viewpoint and adherence to his terminology.
- A ruling by a federal judge stated that blocking the Associated Press's access over the use of the term 'Gulf of America' violates the First Amendment.
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entertainment Nov 18, 2025, 8:59 PM
George Clooney confronts fame and self-identity in 'Jay Kelly' - George Clooney explores a character struggling with identity and fame in 'Jay Kelly.'
- The film features notable performances from Adam Sandler, Laura Dern, and others.
- The narrative highlights the importance of personal connections over public persona.
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politics Nov 16, 2025, 7:01 AM
Finnish president warns ceasefire in Ukraine unlikely before spring - Finnish President Alexander Stubb indicated that a ceasefire in Ukraine is not expected this year, with peace talks potentially resuming by spring.
- He urged European allies to maintain strong support for Ukraine, despite corruption concerns, and called for increased military and financial aid.
- Stubb emphasized the need for resilience and security guarantees for Ukraine as the conflict continues to evolve.
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sport Nov 16, 2025, 1:00 AM
Alabama drops out of top five as North Texas makes historic debut in AP rankings - Alabama experienced its first drop in ranking this season after a loss to Oklahoma, falling out of the top five for the first time.
- North Texas made a historic entry into the rankings, marking their first appearance since 1959.
- This week's changes in rankings reflect the evolving dynamics of college football as teams strive for playoff spots.
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