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Strasbourg fight back to beat Lens in Ligue 1

US Open top seed Zverev downplays favorite status

Norway, in mourning, enters new era under King Haakon VIII

Soldiers' mutiny rocks Niger capital, as junta claims to be back in control

Thousands Gather as Annual Velankanni Basilica Festival Opens With Flag Hoisting

Seven Arrested After VCK Functionary Killed in Thiruneermalai Attack

NHAI Starts Removing Temporary Cooum River Bunds Ahead of Northeast Monsoon

Kanye West Does Not Address Milo Yiannopoulos Detention During New Orleans Concert

Tennessee Moves Toward Renaming Nashville International Airport for Dolly Parton

Taylor Swift Donation Supports Connecticut Mother Recovering From Serious Roadside Injuries

Lil Nas X Announces Death of His Mother Tameka Hill

Taylor Swift Gives $50,000 to Fundraiser for Mother Injured While Helping Crash Victims

PlanEat AI Offers Personalized Weekly Meal Planning Through Lifetime Subscription Deal

Los Angeles County Rapper Among Three Charged in $8.1 Million Stolen-Check Case

Sri Lanka's embattled president escapes censure motion

Sri Lanka's beleaguered president side-stepped a censure motion on Tuesday after his fractured coalition rallied to delay a resolution blaming him for the country's worst economic crisis.

Over 100,000 people missing in Mexico: data

The number of people reported missing in violence-wracked Mexico has exceeded 100,000, according to official data, with rights groups calling for "immediate" action from the government to locate the disappeared.

England cricket chief executive to step down as part of shake-up

Tom Harrison is to step down as chief executive of the England and Wales Cricket Board in June -- part of a major overhaul following a slump in Test results.

Kyiv seeks Azovstal rescue after hundreds of fighters 'surrender'

Ukrainian authorities were seeking to extract the last defenders of the Azovstal steelworks in Mariupol on Tuesday, as Russia said hundreds of soldiers who left in an earlier operation had surrendered.

English-born Singapore billiard king overthrown after long reign

Singapore's English-born Peter Gilchrist saw his remarkable run of six billiard golds in a row at the SEA Games dating back to 2009 come to a crashing end on Tuesday.

Togo reopens its borders after two years

The West African state of Togo said it would reopen its land borders on Tuesday after closing them more than two years ago to help prevent the spread of coronavirus.

Sandstorm blankets Saudi capital in grey haze

A sandstorm engulfed Saudi Arabia's capital and other regions of the desert kingdom Tuesday, hampering visibility and slowing road traffic.

England recall Farrell ahead of Australia tour

Owen Farrell was included Tuesday in a 36-man England training squad ahead of a tour of Australia after missing the whole of the Six Nations with an ankle injury.

Men dancesport athletes dispel stereotypes to win SEA Games gold

Men dancesport athletes at the SEA Games say they had to overcome dated stereotypes to reach the top of competitive ballroom dancing.

Hezbollah lose ground, reformists surge in Lebanon polls

Shiite group Hezbollah and its allies lost their majority in Lebanon's parliament, official results showed Tuesday, while independents achieved a surprise breakthrough.

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