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Did a ‘killer robot’ attack soldiers in Libya?
Tennis star Naomi Osaka sparks discussion of mental health and athletes' media obligations
Issues involving sports, journalism and mental health are raised by tennis star Naomi Osaka's withdrawal from the French Open tournament last week in a dispute over press conferences. Osaka, 23, is the No. 2-ranked women's player in the world an...
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Magawa the hero rat retires from job detecting land mines
Magawa the rat, who was awarded a gold medal for his heroism, is retiring from his job detecting land mines. In a five-year career, the rodent sniffed out 71 land mines and dozens more live munitions in Cambodia. But his handler says the seven-year-o...
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"I'm proud to be one of the Democrats who walked off the floor to kill the voter suppression bill," Rep. Eddie Rodriguez, D-Austin, said via Twitter.
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