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The Portland Timbers and Thorns football clubs announced Wednesday morning that the teams’ president of soccer Gavin Wilkinson and president of business Mike Golub have been relieved of their duties.

Chelsea head coach Graham Potter hands a recall to defender Kalidou Koulibaly for Wednesday's Champions League fixture against AC Milan.

A Nigerian advertising regulator has sued Meta, accusing the owner of Facebook and WhatsApp of publishing unauthorized ads

The Texas Tech Red Raiders (3-2) will visit the Oklahoma State Cowboys (4-0) on Saturday at 3:30 PM ET. In their last outing, the Cowboys won (...)

Interim boss Leo Percovich has named his starting line-up for this evening's game against Birmingham City.

OLG says there were four winning tickets from the Oct. 4 draw. The jackpot went unclaimed yet again.

Dhaka [Bangladesh], October 5 (ANI): Bangladesh T20I captain Nurul Hasan Sohan said on Wednesday that his team needs to start believing that they can win if they wish to succeed. "Our culture is such that we don't (like) to talk about our goals or ambitions, fearing failure. If I say today that we want to win the World Cup, we don't necessarily have to win it right away. But by saying such a thing repeatedly, maybe our ne

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Kevin Holland’s retirement didn’t last long, and now he’s set for a huge fight against a two-time UFC title challenger in December.

A PIZZA lover had the Domino’s logo tattooed on his thigh — in the hope of blagging free food.

"We doubled business in India in 2021 over 2020, and year-to-date, we have doubled business again," he said. "During the pandemic, people spent more time at home and invested in decorating their homes and upgrading bathrooms and kitchens, driving up demand for our products."

John Schnatter, a billionaire who owns an estimated 20 homes, was widely mocked for saying he “lost a home” in Hurricane Ian

Judge: “No extensions allowed.”

1. NASA asteroid crash leaves trail of debris more than 6,000 miles long  Chron
2. Smacked asteroid's debris trail more than 6,000 miles long  Yahoo! Voices
3. Asteroid struck by NASA spacecraft leaves a 10,000 km trail in its wake  WION
4. Webb, Hubble capture spacecraft slamming into asteroid  Freethink
5. Asteroid smash and poaching decline  Nature.com
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In a huge embarassment, South Korean ballistic missile malfunctioned and blowed up in a live-fire drill with the US. This comes as North Korea launched an intermediate-range missile a day earlier.