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to use that to its advantage. Are we ready for a pontiff who may one day ask us to smash the like button and subscribe?

Ukraine is ready to sign a natural resources deal with the US, a person familiar with the matter said, in a move that could bolster Washington’s support for Kyiv by strengthening their economic ...

FDA approval of Tepylute provides a ready-to-dilute thiotepa formulation for breast and ovarian cancer treatment, enhancing convenience and reducing preparation errors. The new formulation eliminates ...

Many Catholics in Africa are asking whether the next Pope will be from their continent. This, increasingly, seems likely. Names like Cardinal Peter Turkson of Ghana or Cardinal Wilfrid Napier of ...

That sounds like a very tough task, given the 2025 MSU schedule is full of really tough games both at home and away, but the way he spoke with such confidence shows he's ready to lead.

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When the Sparks acquired Kelsey Plum, they signaled they were ready to leave last season behind ... and Plum is spearheading that change by leading by example and uplifting those around her.

President Trump recognizes the grave threats posed by adversary ballistic and hypersonic missiles and has issued mandates for the Department of Defense to deploy a “Golden Dome” defense shield ...

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Heavy rains that drenched the New Orleans metro area and flooded streets across the city hit a little too close for comfort this week, as The New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival kicks off Thursday.