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Kristen and Luke’s housewarming takes a turn when a guest arrives with a surprising connection to Michelle’s new boyfriend, Aaron. Brittany prepares for Jax’s return by meeting with a divorce attorney ...

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Jasmine Paolini beat Coco Gauff 6-4, 6-2 in the Italian Open women’s singles final on Saturday to become the first Italian player to win the tournament in 40 years, before repeating the feat in ...

By nightfall, it had one. In 24 hours, it might have two. Jasmine Paolini, an irrepressible 29-year-old on a run for more than a year now, upset Coco Gauff in straight sets in the women’s final ...

Because I am fair (and balanced!), this week I'm looking at the AI distortion of a hero from the left: Dallas-based congressperson Jasmine Crockett. The real Jasmine Crockett is a political figure ...

Ask any Chagee fan what to order, and they would likely recommend a cup of jasmine green milk tea. Fragrant yet refreshing with rich layers of flavour, it is no surprise that this is the global ...

Sweet, creamy tea swimming with chewy tapioca boba pearls — otherwise known as bubble tea — was originally invented in Taiwan in the 1980s, but it’s never been more popular in the U.S. That ...

The first women’s semifinal in Rome on Thursday took off and landed the same way, but with two different players at the controls. Peyton Stearns piloted the proceedings through the first five games.

After a surprisingly straightforward finals defeat to Italy’s Jasmine Paolini, Gauff admitted to being a little disappointed with the outcome, but she’s far from discouraged. “I've enjoyed ...

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