AFP News Agency

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A rare woman in the top echelons of football, the head of Norway's federation Lise Klaveness has been a thorn in FIFA's side for years. https://t.co/NJzIP1QVyP https://t.co/I8rj8ukkZF

CDC

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CDC monitors important health issues affecting American Indian and Alaska Native youth. A recent study found that high school students who drink soda or sports drinks 4 or more times a day are less likely to visit a dentist each year, while those who drink water 3 or more times a https://t.co/sjZANvcLEB

USA TODAY

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Former All-Star Tommy John shared an emotional goodbye message with Yankees fans during Old-Timers' Day as he battles health issues. https://t.co/AaBicRi9Is

Mother Jones

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“My worry is that if [the Clancy case] makes folks more reticent to take medications to treat their mental illness, there’s potential harm there too.” https://t.co/SIBePQogez

Federal Reserve

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Vice Chair for Supervision Bowman participates in a discussion at the Kansas Bankers Association’s 2026 CEO & Senior Management Summit and Annual Meeting Watch Live: https://t.co/EKIBB1pUB0 Learn more about Vice Chair for Supervision Bowman: https://t.co/tWe5lT37NX

The New Yorker

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In 1973, when Donald Trump was not yet 30, and an ambitious outer-borough real-estate developer, he met Roy Cohn. Among the lessons the future President would learn from the ruthless lawyer: the facts could always be drowned out by strident counterclaims, the pyrotechnics of https://t.co/yU82xwVePl

The Atlantic

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“It is difficult to tell the difference between an al-Qaeda that is stealthily rebuilding and an al-Qaeda that is dead,” @gcaw writes. He explores where the terrorist organization stands, 25 years after 9/11: https://t.co/W5uJUrfcoQ

The Economist

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“It’s easy to confuse the issue and complain that phones are a problem or social media is a problem, but that’s not really right.” D. Graham Burnett believes the crisis of attention goes deeper. Hear more on “The Weekend Intelligence” https://t.co/E1EOYowpkd