Rafa Nadal, the former world number one and 22-time Grand Slam champion, showed he's still got it in a practice session with Filipino youngster Alex Eala.
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Amazon Launches AI-Powered Series Recap Videos
The service, Video Recaps, uses generative artificial intelligence for Prime Video to get better at “Previously On…” summaries to allow viewers to jump back in between seasons.
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F1 Driver Isack Hadjar Is Living Life With No Regrets
As he prepares to wrap up his rookie year with only three races remaining in the season, including the Las Vegas Grand Prix, the 21-year-old racing driver has his eyes focused on the future.
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Loose wire that caused Baltimore bridge collapse could cost $5.2B to replace
The board also found that communication failures prevented timely warnings to highway workers, who had no chance to evacuate before the bridge collapsed.
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The hidden costs parents face when raising a young athlete
One in six parents of kids who play sports believe they’re raising the next pro athlete, according to new research.
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Batang Quiapo: Tanggol, naisip niyang labanan nang pailalim ang Pamilya Guerrero | Episode 717
Batang Quiapo: Tanggol, naisip niyang labanan nang pailalim ang Pamilya Guerrero | Episode 717
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‘Oscar’s fighting back’: McLaren boss hails Piastri
Australian contender Oscar Piastri is not done yet in his fight for the Formula One drivers' championship, his boss at McLaren insists.
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Secret Tape That Could Spin Trump Into Another Cover-Up Scandal
The White House is facing calls to release a “shocking and disturbing” phone call between Donald Trump and the Saudi Crown Prince at the centre of the gruesome murder of Washington Post columnist Jamal Khashoggi. One day after the president insisted Mohammed bin Salman had nothing to do with Khashoggi’s killing, despite U.S. intelligence officials […]
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America Is Becoming More Like Saudi Arabia
At an Oval Office meeting yesterday between the American president and the ruler of Saudi Arabia, Mary Bruce of ABC News asked a series of questions that Donald Trump deemed “horrible,” “terrible,” and “insubordinate.” Bruce’s first question concerned possible conflicts of interest involving the Trump family’s business in Saudi Arabia. “I think the broadcasting license […]
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Joy in Haiti over first World Cup berth since 1974
Tens of thousands of Haitians poured into the streets of Port-au-Prince late Tuesday to celebrate the country’s first berth in the World Cup in more than 50 years, a rare outburst of public joy in the beleaguered Caribbean nation. Soccer is Haiti’s most popular sport, and Haitians follow the quadrennial tournament avidly, despite limited electricity […]
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