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US Hostage Envoy Says Meeting With Hamas ‘Very Helpful’
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Rubio to Meet Ukrainian Counterparts in Saudi Arabia This Week
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Secret Service Shoots Armed Man Near White House
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Trump Denies Reported Musk–Rubio Feud, Calls It Fake News
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Iranian Supreme Leader Rebuffs Negotiations Following New Trump Outreach
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Hundreds of Civilians Reported Killed as Syria’s New Rulers Hunt for Assad Supporters
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South Korean President Released From Custody, Tens of Thousands Gather to Celebrate, Protest
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On The Border Restaurant Chain Files for Bankruptcy
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Longtime Buccaneers Super Bowl Champion Re-Signs With Team
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The Tampa Bay Buccaneers have re-signed longtime star linebacker Lavonte David for a 14th season.
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The 43-year-old television personality shares that there are two tumors in her lungs and multiple tumors in her brain that couldn’t be surgically removed.
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