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US sues eBay for selling products that harm environment

US sues eBay for selling products that harm environment

The US Justice Department sued eBay on Wednesday for allegedly selling restricted pesticide products and devices that defeat motor vehicle emission controls.

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Japan and Samoa want to grab their last chance and hold on to it

Japan and Samoa want to grab their last chance and hold on to it

Japan and Samoa clash in Group D on Thursday both knowing they need to win to keep their quarter-final hopes alive and both insisting they don't want to fumble their chance.

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US soldier Travis King released by N.Korea

US soldier Travis King released by N.Korea

US soldier Travis King has been freed by North Korea, where he had been held since running across the border from the South in July, the White House said on Wednesday.

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Stocks struggle to make headway against inflation, rate fears

Stocks struggle to make headway against inflation, rate fears

European stocks closed lower Wednesday and Wall Street slipped back from early gains on expectations that inflation will keep US interest rates high, which also drove investors to seek safety in the dollar.

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Mike Tyson helping Ngannou plot Fury ambush

Mike Tyson helping Ngannou plot Fury ambush

In a black-walled gym tucked away in a quiet corner of Las Vegas, Mike Tyson looks on approvingly as the unmistakable sound of violent, powerful punches fills the air.

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Mysterious antimatter observed falling down for first time

Mysterious antimatter observed falling down for first time

For the first time, scientists have observed antimatter particles -- the mysterious twins of the visible matter all around us -- falling downwards due to the effect of gravity, Europe's physics lab CERN announced on Wednesday.

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Serbia holds 'day of mourning' after clashes in Kosovo

Serbia holds 'day of mourning' after clashes in Kosovo

Serbia on Wednesday observed an official day of mourning as the country cancelled sporting events and lowered flags to half mast, with a minister calling the Serb gunmen killed in Kosovo over the weekend "martyrs".

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French ambassador to Niger returns to Paris after weeks of tension

French ambassador to Niger returns to Paris after weeks of tension

France's ambassador to Niger landed in Paris on Wednesday, after weeks of tensions with the post-coup regime in the West African country who demanded his expulsion.

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Inuit versions of Metallica, Pink Floyd tackle Indigenous trauma

Inuit versions of Metallica, Pink Floyd tackle Indigenous trauma

They are classics by Pink Floyd, Queen and Metallica like you've never heard them. Translated into her Inuit language, singer Elisapie uses them to convey the hopes and trauma of Canada's Indigenous people.

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Man Utd's Antony to meet police after return to UK

Man Utd's Antony to meet police after return to UK

Manchester United winger Antony will meet with police for questioning over allegations of domestic abuse after returning to the United Kingdom from Brazil.

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