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UNITED NATIONS – Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian said the nation will never "bow our head or bend at the knee," vowing to resist U.S. sanctions and military pressure after President Donald Trump threatened to "annihilate" the country if a peace deal isn't reached.
LAS VEGAS – Dana White passed up on signing Norbert Novenyi Jr., but all is not necessarily lost.
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As a team captain and defensive signal-caller for the Los Angeles Rams, linebacker Nate Landman has to make sure the defense is ready to roll at all times. On Monday, the unit flew around, holding the New York Giants to six points in the win.
The Los Angeles Rams looked much more like the team everyone expected them to be this season when they crushed the New York Giants on Monday night, 28-6. It helped that the Rams were back at home at SoFi Stadium and saw the return of Aaron Donald on defense, but they played well ...
With the 2026 NFL season well underway, there are only two ways to improve your fantasy football roster — waiver wire and trades.
Brandin Cooks is back in the NFC West. The San Francisco 49ers signed Cooks to their practice squad this week, adding some much-needed wide receiver depth after losing another former Rams wideout, Demarcus Robinson, to injury.
Dana White was asked Tuesday about recent comments made by top UFC light heavyweight contender Paulo Costa.
Bunnie Xo is "living her best life" as she moves on from her divorce from Jelly Roll earlier this year.
The EU told Ukraine that it needed to show democratic progress before the bloc could disburse more of a $103 billion loan, piling pressure on President Volodymyr Zelenskyy. Ukraine’s popular former defense minister called for elections last month after he was dismissed from his p...
The Trump administration is backing off its initial plan for an executive order that would give the president greater influence over decisionmaking on National Institutes of Health grants, according to three people familiar with the process.
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© Pictures From History / Universal Images Group via Getty Images The question of slavery and reparations has recently returned to the center of international debate, particularly in Africa and the Caribbean. The conference held in Ghana on reparations for the transatlantic slav...
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China's Xi kicks off state visit to Washington with a rare planeside welcome from Trump PBS
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Sitting across from each other at a table in New York, Sergey Lavrov and Marco Rubio smiled for the cameras as their teams began a bilateral meeting on the sidelines of the United Nations General Assembly early on Wednesday morning.
Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian defended his country as a "victim of terrorism" during his address to the United Nations General Assembly on Wednesday, as the chamber's lone U.S. delegate walked out of the hall.
This summer, the ocean sent us another warning. In August, global sea-surface temperatures reached their highest level on record. Days later, the most comprehensive assessment of coral reefs ever published showed that increasingly frequent marine heatwaves are leaving reefs less ...
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