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15h ago
World News
Deadliest Day for Israeli Soldiers in Gaza Conflict since War with Hamas Began
Twenty-four Israeli soldiers were killed during fighting in southern Gaza on Monday, the military said, in the deadliest day for its troops inside the battered enclave since the war with Hamas began.
16h ago
Golf
Nick Dunlap Withdraws from Farmers Insurance Open After Historic Win
20-year-old amateur golfer Nick Dunlap has decided to withdraw from the Farmers Insurance Open after becoming the youngest amateur to win a PGA Tour event since 1910.
16h ago
NASCAR
NASCAR's Financial Agreement with Chicago Still Unconfirmed
Chicago's agreement with NASCAR for the upcoming race has not been legally finalized, according to an open records request. While NASCAR has verbally committed to providing an additional $2 million payment, it falls short of the city's expected costs from last year. The city spent at least $3.5 million on overtime and construction expenses for the inaugural race, but only received $620,000 in return.
17h ago
US News
Cal State Professors Reach Tentative Deal to End Strike
The California State University system and the union representing faculty and lecturers in the system have reached a tentative deal to end the largest strike by university faculty in U.S. history.
17h ago
Animals
Vegetarian Pets: What Are the Options?
If you're interested in having vegetarian pets, here are some options to consider.
18h ago
Soccer
Mohamed Salah Begins Rehabilitation Program for Injury
Liverpool forward Mohamed Salah will start an intensive rehabilitation program with the club's medical team to treat the muscle injury he sustained while playing with Egypt.
18h ago
Crypto Currency
Bitcoin Under $39K As ETF Debut Continues To Be a ‘Sell-the-News’ Event
Bitcoin (BTC) slumped under $39,000 during Tuesday’s European trading hours, reversing nearly all of the past two months’ gains carved out in anticipation of spot exchange-traded fund (ETF) approvals in the U.S.
19h ago
Environment
Largest known deep-sea coral reef mapped off Florida coast is larger than Vermont: 'It’s eye-opening'
Scientists have recently discovered and mapped the largest known deep-sea coral reef off the coast of Florida, which is larger than the state of Vermont.