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All Blacks Host Wallabies in Bledisloe Cup Rugby Match
New Zealand's All Blacks hosted Australia's Wallabies in a rugby union international match.
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Arsenal's Arteta Says He Has a Clear Conscience Over Man City Charges
Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta has said he has a clear conscience about the charges against Manchester City.
Nature, Travel
Hurricane Isaias Hits Florida
Hurricane Isaias has made landfall in Florida, bringing dangerous conditions to the area. Officials have described the storm as life-threatening.
Business
Boots Pharmacy Chain Gets New Owner
Boots, one of the most recognisable names on Britain's high streets, has been sold to a billionaire family from Canada.
Sports
College Football Week 6: Big SEC and Big Ten Games Ahead
Week 6 of college football features several important games, especially in the SEC and Big Ten conferences.
Politics
Katie Zacharia named new White House press secretary
Conservative commentator Katie Zacharia has been chosen as the new White House press secretary.
Politics
Trump Will Not Repay Public Money Used for His Ads
President Trump does not plan to reimburse taxpayers for a new round of promotional ads about his presidency. These ads are being paid for with public money.
Sports
Verstappen Takes Sprint Pole in Singapore
Max Verstappen has taken pole position for the sprint race at the Singapore Grand Prix. The Red Bull driver finished ahead of Mercedes' George Russell in qualifying.
Entertainment
Apple TV Buys New Crime Drama "Dustfall"
Apple TV has acquired a new crime drama called "Dustfall." The show will be available for people to watch on the streaming service. A crime drama focuses on stories involving crime, investigation, and mystery.
Sports
Sharks Beat Blues 3-2 in Overtime
The San Jose Sharks defeated the St. Louis Blues 3-2 in overtime, with a goal from Nurse deciding the game. The win came even though star forward Celebrini did not play.
Sports
South Africa v Australia: First Test Begins in Durban
South Africa and Australia have begun their first men's cricket Test match in Durban.
Sports
A'ja Wilson Wins Record Fifth WNBA MVP Award
A'ja Wilson of the Las Vegas Aces has won the WNBA Most Valuable Player award for a fifth time. This makes her the first player in league history to win the honor five times.
Business, Technology
AI Data Centre Firm Cancels Stock Market Listing
Firmus, a company that builds AI data centres, has cancelled plans for a large stock market listing. The company is backed by chip maker Nvidia.
Sports
76ers to Play Starters in Preseason Game vs. Nets
The Philadelphia 76ers plan to play their starters in an upcoming preseason game against the Brooklyn Nets, according to sources. Preseason games are played before the official season begins and are often used to test li
Technology, Business
Zuckerberg's Image Problem Doesn't Stop Meta's Business
A new film shows Meta founder Mark Zuckerberg as a villain. The film is bad for his public image.
Sports
MLB Proposes Shorter Season and Longer Playoff Series
Major League Baseball (MLB) has proposed big changes to its schedule and playoffs.
Business, Politics
White House Stops Microsoft From Hiring Foreign Workers Program
The White House has blocked Microsoft from taking part in a program that allows US companies to hire skilled foreign workers.
Sports
Guardian Writer Answers Fan Questions on the Premier League
The Premier League returned on Saturday, and football writer Ed Aarons answered readers' questions about the new season.
Entertainment, Science
Viola Davis Talks About Shingles Pain and Healthy Aging
Actress Viola Davis has opened up about her experience with shingles, a painful skin condition. She said the pain was 'debilitating,' meaning it was severe enough to affect her daily life. Davis explained that she was di
Sports
Rangers Boss McInnes Says International Break Is 'Too Long'
Rangers manager Derek McInnes has spoken out about the international break, a period when domestic football stops so players can represent their countries.