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Taiwan Court Strikes Down Law Criminalizing Adultery
TAIPEI, Taiwan — Taiwan’s constitutional court on Friday struck down an 85-year-old law that made adultery a crime punishable by…
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George Floyd tragedy proves athletes should not stick to sports
Sports are unusual in this country because they reward a select few high achievers with extreme upward mobility at a…
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Players question UK government furlough rules after being told not to train
Furloughed county cricketers have been left frustrated by the specifics of the UK government’s job retention scheme, having been advised…
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Chaunte Lowe: Breast cancer battle, US Olympic team traini
ANAHEIM, Calif. — Bald, beautiful and powerful, Chaunte Lowe sat on a podium here in late January and smiled radiantly…
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Economic Giants Are Restarting. Here’s What It Means for Climate Change.
As countries begin rolling out plans to restart their economies after the brutal shock inflicted by the coronavirus pandemic, the…
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US, UK raise Hong Kong at UN as pressure mounts on China
UNITED NATIONS: The United States and Britain on Friday (May 29) defied China’s anger by raising Hong Kong’s autonomy at the…
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Congress Calls State Dept. Officials for Interviews in Expanded Pompeo Inquiry
WASHINGTON — Democratic leaders in Congress announced on Friday that three committees were calling top State Department officials to be…
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A Trump vs. Twitter Week
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ECB backs Covid-19 substitutes as plans for bio-secure internationals ramp up
English authorities hoping to stage the first “bio-secure” Test matches since cricket shut down in the face of the coronavirus…
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These Athletes Had the Coronavirus. Will They Ever Be the Same?
It was the end of March, and Josh Fiske, a urologist from Livingston, N.J., was in the hospital fighting an…
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