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Roger Craig, a star running back for the San Francisco 49ers during the 1980s, has drawn significant fan support for his potential induction into the Pro Football Hall of Fame. Craig, a 1983 second-round draft pick, earned three Super Bowls, four Pro Bowls, and one All-Pro nod during his career.
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NFL fans are calling for Roger Craig to be inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame after his appearance at the 49ers game, where he greeted Christian McCaffrey. Craig’s impressive career includes three Super Bowl titles and over 8,000 rushing yards, yet he’s not yet in the Hall of Fame.
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Students at the University of Wisconsin-Madison have reported the discovery of violent imagery featuring anti-ICE messages such as ‘the only good fascist is a dead fascist’ and graphic depictions near campus. The university has condemned the violence, urging students to report any suspicious activity.
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Students at the University of Wisconsin-Mad, violent imagery found near campus with anti-ICE content has sparked concern. The university has condemned the displays, emphasizing its stance against all forms of violence.
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Students at the University of Wisconsin-Madison have reported the appearance of increasingly violent and provocative imagery on campus, including graphic depictions and messages like “the only good fascist is a dead fascist”. The university has condemned all forms of violence, urging students, to report any suspicious activity to campus police.
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The University of Wisconsin-Madison has condemned violent imagery found near its campus, which includes anti-ICE messages and graphic depictions. Students reported that more such images appeared recently, including messages like ‘the only good fascist is a dead fascist’ and images of an ICE agent shot in the head with captions referencing violence and political rhetoric.
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Violent imagery featuring messages like ‘the only good fascist is a dead fascist’ has appeared near the University of Wisconsin-Madison campus, prompting campus police to investigate multiple incidents. The university has reiterated its condemnation of all forms of violence and urged students to report such materials.
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Students at the University of Wisconsin-Madison report violent anti-ICE imagery appears on campus, featuring messages like ‘the only good fascist is a dead fascist’ and graphic depictions. The university condemns all forms of violence and has confirmed investigations into these incidents.
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The University of Wisconsin-Madison has condemned the discovery of violent imagery near its campus, including messages like ‘the only good fascist is a dead fascist’ and graphic depictions of anti-ICE displays. Students at the university have reported that such imagery has been appearing over several weeks, with some displays containing graphic symbols such as a…
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Boeing is implementing stricter inspection protocols and procedural changes to address lingering safety concerns following the 2024 incident where a door plug detached from a 737 Max during flight. The FAA has imposed production limits on the aircraft model due to a door plug incident in 2024, raising concerns about ongoing safety and quality issues.
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Boeing is implementing stricter quality control measures following the 2024 incident where a door plug detached from a 737 Max, leading to regulatory limits on monthly aircraft production. The company aims to enhance safety protocols and streamline manufacturing processes to prevent future issues.
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Boeing is addressing safety concerns with intensified quality checks and production modifications following a 73, Max incident. Federal regulators have imposed production limits on the 737 Max after a door plug incident in 2024.
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Boeing is implementing enhanced quality measures following the 73 7 Max incident where a panel detached, aiming to address recurring safety concerns. The company faces ongoing regulatory restrictions that limit its monthly production of 737 Max planes after a door plug failure in 2024.
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Boeing has announced a significant overhaul of its quality assurance processes as part of a ‘War on Defects’ initiative, following the 2022 incident where a 737 Max panel detached mid-flight. The company is committing to more rigorous inspections, ensuring tasks are completed in their intended order, and implementing new changes.
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Boeing is intensifying its efforts to address quality issues following a 737 Max incident where a panel flew off in 2022. The company is conducting more inspections, ensuring work is done in the intended order, and implementing changes to prevent future defects.
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Boeing is intensifying its quality control measures following the 2022 incident where a 737 Max panel detached mid-flight. The company is conducting more inspections, adhering to intended production sequences, and making changes to address safety concerns.
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A new Android malware called NGate enables thieves to steal NFC payment codes in real-time, allowing them to withdraw cash from ATMs without the victim’s card. This malware captures one-time authentication codes generated by Visa and Mastercard chips, which are then used to authorize transactions at ATMs.
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New Android malware NGate allows criminals to steal NFC payment codes and withdraw cash from ATMs. The malware captures authentication codes generated by Visa and Mastercard chips during contactless transactions, enabling thieves to mimic valid cards and access funds.
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A new Android malware called NGate allows thieves to steal NFC payment codes in real-time, enabling them to withdraw cash from ATMs without the victim’s card. The malware, discovered by Polish CERT, captures one-time authentication codes during NFC transactions and transmits them to attackers’ servers. It exploits phishing scams to infect users’ phones and requires…
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A new Android malware called NGate allows thieves to steal NFC payment codes, enabling real-time ATM withdrawals without the victim’s card. Researchers warn users to stay vigilant, as phishing tactics and fake banking apps are commonly used to spread the malware.
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A new Android malware, NGate, has been discovered that allows criminals to steal one-time NFC payment codes and withdraw cash from ATMs without the victim’s physical card. Security researchers warn that this technique involves infecting phones with a fake banking app which trick users into providing sensitive data during real-time transactions.
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A new Android malware called NGate has been discovered that allows criminals to steal NFC payment codes in real-time, enabling them to withdraw cash from ATMs without the victim’s physical card. Security researchers warn that this malware exploits vulnerabilities in smartphone banking to capture one-time authentication codes during contactless transactions.
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A new Android malware called NGate allows thieves to access NFC payment codes and withdraw cash from ATMs without the victim’s card. Security experts warn this threat represents a significant evolution in financial cybercrime.
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Cincinnati Bearcats fans were caught chanting derogatory remarks toward BYU Cougars players during a game, prompting an apology from the athletic director. Similar incidents have occurred at other universities, highlighting ongoing concerns about fan behavior in college football.
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Cincinnati Bearcats fans were heard using derogatory chants toward BYU Cougars players during their game, prompting the university’s athletic director to issue an apology. The chant, which included the phrase ‘F— the Mormons,’ was directed at the university’s flagship school for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
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Cincinnati Bearcats fans were caught hurling derogatory chants toward BYU Cougars players during a game, prompting the university’s athletic director to apologize. The incidents, which included a chant of ‘F— the Mormons,’ drew attention due to BYU’s association with The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and its role in the community.
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Cincinnati Bearcats fans were caught chanting derogatory remarks toward BYU Cougars players during a game, prompting athletic director John Cunningham to issue an apology. The fans were heard yelling, ‘F— the Mormons,’ during the matchup, which ended in a 26-14 victory for BYU.
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Cincinnati Bearcats fans were heard chanting derogatory remarks toward BYU Cougars players during their game, prompting athletic director John Cunningham to apologize. The incident highlights recurring issues with fan behavior at college football games.
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Cincinnati’s athletic director apologized after fans directed offensive chants toward BYU players, calling the behavior unacceptable. The incident occurred as BYU secured their 10th win, drawing attention to the need for respectful treatment of visiting teams.
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Cincinnati Bearcats fans were caught chanting offensive remarks toward BYU Cougars players during their game, prompting the university’s athletic director to issue a public apology. The incident highlights ongoing issues with fan behavior in college football, with similar incidents reported at other universities.
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The Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) denied a Reuters report claiming its shutdown, calling it ‘fake news’ and asserting its continued operation. Reuters, however, reported that DOGE had effectively disbanded, with its functions absorbed by the Office of Personnel Management.
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DOGE has dismissed a Reuters report claiming it disbanded, emphasizing new cost-saving measures. The agency, launched by Trump, asserts it remains operational and will resume updates.
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DOGE has dismissed a Reuters report about its shutdown as ‘fake news,’ touting fresh cost-saving efforts. The agency claims it is still operational, touting new cost savings.
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DOGE has dismissed a Reuters report on its shutdown as ‘fake news,’ asserting it remains operational. The agency cited recent cost-saving efforts, including terminating 78 wasteful contracts and saving $335M for taxpayers.
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The U.S. Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), launched by former President Donald Trump, has dismissed a Reuters report claiming the agency had been disbanded, stating it remains operational. Reuters reported that DOGE no longer exists as a centralized entity, with its functions absorbed by other government offices.
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DOGE has dismissed a Reuters report claiming the agency had been disbanded as ‘fake news,’ emphasizing its continued operations and recent cost-saving initiatives. The agency, launched by President Trump, accused Reuters of spreading misinformation and highlighted its recent achievements, including saving $335M by terminating 78 wasteful contracts.
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DOGE has dismissed a Reuters report alleging its shutdown as ‘fake news,’ asserting the agency remains operational. The report claimed DOGE had effectively disbanded, with functions absorbed by the Office of Personnel Management.
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Ukraine has agreed to a peace deal that would end the war with Russia, according to a U.S. official. Some minor details of the agreement remain to be sorted out.
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Ukraine has agreed to a peace deal to end the war with Russia, confirmed by a U.S. official. Some minor details of the agreement are still to be sorted out, the official said.
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Ukraine has agreed to a peace deal with Russia, with minor details to be sorted out, according to a U.S. official. The agreement was reached during secret discussions in Abu, while some European leaders remain wary of the U.S. approach.
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Ukraine has agreed to a peace deal to end the war with Russia, with minor details still to be sorted out, according to a U.S. official. The agreement was discussed in Abu Dhabi, where U.S. Army Secretary Dan Driscoll met with Russian officials and the Ukrainian delegation.
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A U.S. official has confirmed that Ukraine has agreed to a peace deal to end the war against Russia, with just ‘minor details to be sorted out.’ The agreement, which was reached during high-level talks, marks a significant shift in the ongoing conflict.
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Ukraine has agreed to a peace deal with Russia, with minor details remaining to be sorted. The agreement was discussed in Abu Dhabi and Geneva, with Ukrainian officials expressing optimism about the talks.
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Ukraine has agreed to a peace deal with Russia to end the war, according to a U.S. official. The agreement was reached during diplomatic talks in Abu Dhabi, where U.S. Army Secretary Dan Driscoll met with Russian officials. The plan was also discussed in Geneva, where the Trump administration’s 28-point peace plan was presented. The…
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The US has labeled the ‘Cartel of the Suns’ as a terrorist organization, equating it to groups like Al-Qaeda and ISIS. Analysts and regional leaders, however, cast doubt on the cartel’s existence, with Venezuela’s Justice Minister calling the designation a tool to undermine the Maduro government.
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The US has designated the ‘Cartel of the Suns’ as a foreign terrorist organization, accusing Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro of leading the illicit network. Analysts and regional leaders have cast doubt on the existence of the cartel, with some criticizing the label as a political tool.
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The US has designated the ‘Cartel of the Suns’ as a foreign terrorist organization, linking it to Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro. Analysts and regional leaders, however, have cast doubt on the cartel’s existence, suggesting the designation is politically motivated.
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The US has officially labeled the ‘Cartel of the Suns’ as a foreign terrorist organization, placing it alongside groups like Al-Qaeda and Islamic State. Analysts and regional leaders have cast doubt on the existence of the cartel as a centralized criminal enterprise.
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The United States has designated the ‘Cartel of the Suns’ as a foreign terrorist organization, aligning it with groups like Al-Qaeda and the Islamic State. This decision follows months of U.S. airstrikes targeting suspected narcoterrorist boats in the Caribbean, which have resulted in significant casualties.
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The United States has designated the ‘Cartel of the Suns’ as a foreign terrorist organization, grouping it with groups like Al-Qaeda and Islamic State. The move comes after nearly two months of US airstrikes on small boats off Venezuela’s coast, which the Pentagon says are aimed at ‘narcoterrorism’ and have left around 80 people dead.
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The United States has designated the ‘Cartel of the Suns’ as a foreign terrorist organization, placing it in the same category as Al-Qaeda and the Islamic State. This move follows months of US airstrikes on small boats near Venezuela’s coast, which the Pentagon attributes to narcoterrorism, resulting in over 80 deaths.
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The Detroit Pistons’ 13th straight win ties a franchise record previously set by two championship-winning teams. The current team, featuring stars like Cade Cunningham and Jalen Duren, continues to build momentum in their resurgence.
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The Detroit Pistons tied their franchise record for consecutive wins with their 13th straight victory, matching a mark previously set by two championship-winning teams in 1990 and 2004. The 2025-26 Pistons, led by Cade Cunningham and Jalen Duren, improved to 15-2 after this win.
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The Detroit Pistons tied their franchise record for consecutive wins with their 13th straight victory, matching the feat achieved by two championship-winning teams. The game against the Indiana Pacers saw standout performances from Cade Cunningham and Jalen Duren.
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The Detroit Pistons tied their franchise record for consecutive wins after their 13th straight victory, matching previous championship-winning teams. The current squad, led by stars like Cade Cunningham and Jalen Duren, has improved significantly this season.
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The Detroit Pistons tied their franchise record for consecutive wins with a 122-117 victory over the Indiana Pacers on Monday night, matching the achievement of the 1990 and 2004 championship teams. The 2025-26 Pistons have Cade Cunningham and Jalen Duren improving their game as they move to 15-2.
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The Detroit Pistons tied a franchise record with their 13th straight win, matching a mark set by two championship-winning teams in 1990 and 2004. The victory over the Indiana Pacers highlights the team’s improved performance and the emergence of young stars like Cade Cunningham and Jalen Duren.
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The Detroit Pistons achieved their 13th consecutive victory, matching a franchise record previously set by championship-winning teams. The win over the Indiana Pacers highlighted the team’s growing momentum with key players like Cade Cunningham and Jalen Duren leading the charge.
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The Detroit Pistons tied their franchise record for consecutive wins with their 13th straight victory, matching the previous mark set by two championship-winning teams in 1990 and 2004. The team’s success is highlighted by the contributions of young stars Cade Cunningham and Jalen Duren, who played pivotal roles in the 122-117 win over the Indiana…
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Mayor Vi Lyles secures fifth term despite Republican criticism over Charlotte’s rising homicide rate.