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Sports, Entertainment & CultureFIFA Scraps World Cup Private Equity Sale
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Sports, Entertainment & CultureLeBron James Signs Two-Year Deal With 76ers
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Sports, Entertainment & CultureCharli XCX Releases Seventh Album Following Brat
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Sports, Entertainment & CultureFIFA Investigates Brawl After Spain's World Cup Win
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Sports, Entertainment & CultureArgentina and Spain Meet in World Cup Final
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Sports, Entertainment & CultureSpain Defeats France, Advances to World Cup Final
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Sports, Entertainment & CultureFrance Meets Spain in World Cup Semifinal
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Sports, Entertainment & CultureSinner Defends Wimbledon Title as World Cup Semifinals Loom
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Sports, Entertainment & CultureFIFA Clears Balogun After Trump Call to Infantino
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Sports, Entertainment & CultureTaylor Swift and Travis Kelce Wed at Madison Square Garden
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Sports, Entertainment & CultureSwift and Kelce Marry Tonight at Madison Square Garden
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Sports, Entertainment & CultureUSMNT Beats Bosnia 2-0, Reaches Round of 16
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Sports, Entertainment & CultureWizards Select AJ Dybantsa First Overall in NBA Draft
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Sports, Entertainment & CultureKnicks Win First NBA Title in 52 Years
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Sports, Entertainment & CultureUSMNT Tops Group D Advancing to Knockout Round
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LeBron James signs with the 76ers. LeBron James agreed this week to join the Philadelphia 76ers, leaving the Lakers and reshaping the Eastern Conference. His new jersey instantly set the all-time record for debut sales, topping Shohei Ohtani's Dodgers mark.
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FIFA backs down on World Cup sell-off -- but Infantino's job is in doubt. FIFA President Gianni Infantino scrapped his plan to sell World Cup stakes to private investors this week after a threatened European boycott. But UEFA says it has lost confidence in his leadership, leaving his future in doubt.
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Glen Hansard, Oscar-winning voice of 'Once,' dies at 56. The music world mourned Glen Hansard this week. The Frames frontman and Oscar-winning songwriter behind 'Once' died in a motorcycle crash in Dublin at 56, with Bono, Bruce Springsteen, and Cat Power among those paying tribute.
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