Chicago Fire sign homegrown midfielder Brian Gutierrez to contract extension
Brian Gutierrez extends his stay with Chicago Fire.
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UK Midcaps Bask in Biggest Gains Since Vaccine Breakthrough
Beaten down UK midcap stocks are on track for the sharpest two-day advance since November 2020’s Covid-19 vaccine
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Trudeau Faces Calls to Exit With His Party Trailing in Polls
Sagging badly in opinion polls, with voters angry about housing and inflation, Justin Trudeau is facing calls to
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Sunak’s Rwanda Asylum Plan Left in Tatters by UK Top Court
The UK’s controversial policy to deport asylum seekers to Rwanda is unlawful, the nation’s highest court ruled, dashing
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Ukraine GDP to rebound in 2023, inflation to fall - EU Commission
BRUSSELS Ukraine's economic growth will rebound this year and next after a plunge in 2022 caused by the
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'An obvious thing to do': Sir Ridley Scott on the slow evolution of Gladiator 2
Sir Ridley Scott has explained how making 'Gladiator 2' eventually became an "obvious thing to do" despite his initial reluctance.
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The Zutons announce first album in 16 years
'Valerie' hitmakers The Zutons have a new album dropping next April.
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China's fiscal revenue up in October amid tentative recovery
BEIJING China's fiscal revenue grew 2.6% in October from a year earlier, after a 1.3% fall in September,
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Germany’s Top Court Strikes Down €60 Billion Climate Funding
Germany’s top court struck down a key element of the government’s plans to address climate change and transform
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Israel Latest: Troops Enter Hospital as Campaign Intensifies
Israeli troops entered Gaza’s Shifa hospital compound as part of a “precise and targeted operation” against Hamas that
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UK’s Tullow Oil Taps $400 Million Glencore Funding for Buyback
Tullow Oil Plc announced a bond buyback that will see the oil and gas company tap a new
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Subrata Roy: The chequered legacy of India's 'rags-to-riches' tycoon
Subrata Roy, who owned a multibillion dollar business conglomerate, died on Tuesday at the age of 75.
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