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News AFP NewsHorton sets up Sun showdown at world swimming championships
Olympic champion Mack Horton set up a showdown with Chinese superstar Sun Yang on Sunday after the Australian squeezed into the men's 400m freestyle final at the world aquatic championships. Horton dethroned Sun as Olympic champion over 400m at last year's Rio Games, branding the Chinese superstar a "drugs cheat" after his three-month doping ban in 2014. Austria's Felix Aubock clocked three minutes, 44.19 seconds with Sun second fastest at 0.36secs behind with Horton fifth fastest, at 1.41 back, of the eight finalists.
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Arsenal transfer news: The latest & LIVE player rumours from the Emirates Stadium
Goal summarises the biggest transfer talk involving Arsenal as doubt continues to cloud the futures of the likes of Mesut Ozil and Alexis Sanchez
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Finance Associated PressThe Latest: Trump calls aircraft carrier a symbol of power
The Latest on President Donald Trump's visit to Virginia to commission an aircraft carrier (all times local): 4:40 p.m. President Donald Trump is championing what he describes as America's return to global ...
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O.J. Simpson made over $400,000 while in prison and won’t have to give any of it to the Goldman family
He earned the money from his NFL pension, which is protected by state law.
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Finance Associated PressThe Latest: Turkey's president in Gulf to tackle Qatar rift
The Latest on the crisis diplomatic crisis between Qatar and four Arab countries (all times local): 3:50 p.m. Turkey's president has arrived in Saudi Arabia to begin a three-nation tour aimed at helping ...
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News CarBuyer SingaporeCarmakers grant Singapore 3 exclusive “firsts” this week
The Singapore car market might be tiny, but it figures pretty prominently in some carmakers’ plans. Toyota builds as many cars in three days as the entire Singapore market sells in one year, for example, but that hasn’t stopped the Japanese giant from releasing two exclusives here this week.
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Eight bodies found in truck in Texas parking lot
Eight people were found dead Sunday inside a truck in a Walmart parking lot in San Antonio, Texas in what police said appeared to be "human trafficking crime." Another 28 people were injured -- 20 of them severely -- and were being treated at seven local hospitals, San Antonio Police Chief William McManus and Fire Chief Charles Hood told reporters. The police chief said the group included children, but later told CNN that the eight dead were adult men. "We got a call from a Walmart employee about a welfare check in a tractor-trailer that was parked on the lot here," McManus told a news conference.
