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NFL Season Opens With Super Bowl Rematch and Record Global Schedule Sports

NFL Season Opens With Super Bowl Rematch and Record Global Schedule

Seattle begins its title defense against New England before the NFL launches a record nine-game international schedule across four continents.

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Full Tobacco Controls Could Prevent Millions of Asian Cancers Science

Full Tobacco Controls Could Prevent Millions of Asian Cancers

A 15-country modelling study estimates that full WHO tobacco-control policies could avert about 3.5 million cancer cases in East and South-East Asia by 2050.

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Jamaica Takes Slavery Reparations Case to King Charles Politics

Jamaica Takes Slavery Reparations Case to King Charles

Jamaica is asking King Charles III to refer three slavery questions to the Privy Council, opening a new legal front in its reparations campaign.

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Congo Ebola Burial Teams Strained as Outbreak Toll Nears 3,200 Health

Congo Ebola Burial Teams Strained as Outbreak Toll Nears 3,200

Safe-burial teams in eastern Congo face exhaustion and attacks as a fast-growing Ebola outbreak approaches 3,200 deaths.

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WMO Warns Wildfire Smoke and Heatwaves Are Eroding Air Quality Gains Environment

WMO Warns Wildfire Smoke and Heatwaves Are Eroding Air Quality Gains

The WMO says extreme fire-smoke events have tripled since the 1990s and that conventional models may sharply undercount their deadly impact.

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The Pitt Takes Three Early Emmys as Ernest Harden Jr. Wins at 73 Entertainment

The Pitt Takes Three Early Emmys as Ernest Harden Jr. Wins at 73

The Pitt earned three early Emmy Awards as 73-year-old first-time nominee Ernest Harden Jr. won guest actor in a drama series.

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OPEC+ Holds October Oil Output Steady After Six Months of Increases Business

OPEC+ Holds October Oil Output Steady After Six Months of Increases

Seven OPEC+ producers kept October oil requirements at September levels as conflict disrupts trade and talks turn to 2027 quotas.

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AfD Wins Historic Saxony-Anhalt Election as Government Race Remains Open World

AfD Wins Historic Saxony-Anhalt Election as Government Race Remains Open

The AfD won more than 44 percent in provisional results, but coalition arithmetic will decide whether it can form Germany's first far-right-led state government.

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Berlin Tightens Cyber Defenses After New Credential Leak Technology

Berlin Tightens Cyber Defenses After New Credential Leak

Berlin strengthened cyber safeguards after attackers released another stolen data package containing credentials, with some government systems facing short-term restrictions.

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Kimi Antonelli wins Italian Grand Prix from 19th on grid Sports

Kimi Antonelli wins Italian Grand Prix from 19th on grid

Kimi Antonelli surged from 19th to win at Monza, lead a Mercedes one-two and become the first Italian home winner there in 60 years.

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Preclinical Study Identifies Glioblastoma Defense Pathway Science

Preclinical Study Identifies Glioblastoma Defense Pathway

Ohio State researchers found that blocking proteins which suppress PP2A weakened glioblastoma in preclinical models, but human testing is still required.

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US Envoys Arrive in Kyiv After Putin Talks Seek to Revive Peace Effort Politics

US Envoys Arrive in Kyiv After Putin Talks Seek to Revive Peace Effort

U.S. envoys Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner reached Kyiv after lengthy Kremlin talks, opening a new phase in Washington's effort to mediate an end to Russia's war against Ukraine.

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