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October 23, 2025

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Alex Warren reveals how music helps him with grief

Alex Warren talks about how music helps him feel the presence of his late parent Alex Warren is currently the talk of the town after winning a Video Music Award for Best New Artist, a spot at the top of the Billboard Hot 100 and even some Grammy buzz from fans, the singer-songwriter says. PEOPLE that his songs have an even deeper meaning. After losing both of his parents at a young age, the 25-year-old spoke at his Audacy We Can Survive benefit concert that in the midst of this grief, music has served as a way to keep them

October 17, 2025

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Alex Marquez looks to fill the void left by his injured brother in Australia

AUSTRALIA: An open Australian MotoGP is all about the race for the world championship runner-up spot, with Alex Marquez on the verge of sealing the deal at a notoriously unpredictable track that has lost the entire front row since last year. Chief among those absent this weekend is Marquez’s older brother Marc, the 2024 Phillip Island winner and recently crowned world champion. He underwent shoulder surgery after a horror crash at a chaotic Indonesian grand prix a fortnight ago won by Spanish rookie Fermin Aldeguer, with Ducati test rider Michele Pirro replacing him. Last year’s Australian polesitter Jorge Martin (collar

July 15, 2025

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Australia Bowl Out West Indies for 27, Complete Tested Pure Scan 3-0

Australia launched the West Indies for just 27 runs on the third day of the third test, recording a 176 victory and completing a Whitewash 3-0 in a great way. The collapse marked the second lower entries overall in the history of the test cricket and the worst of the western Indians, since their 47 against England in 2004 was only marginally better than the low 26 record set by New Zealand in 1955. The quick Bowler Mitchell Starc was the demolition architect, taking 6 for 9 in a devastating spell that included five wickets in just 15 deliveries. The

July 8, 2025

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Wiaan Mulder scores 367, fifth highest score in Historic Test Cricket

South African’s Captain, Wiaan Mulder, produced one of the biggest entries in the history of Cricket Test on July 7, marking an undefeated 367 against Zimbabwe in Bulawayo before declaring his team’s recordings with the record. Mulder, 27, drove an exhausted side of South Africa to the second test at the Queens Sports Club and hit 49 four and four six in a 334 ballet blisters that ended when he called his strokes at lunch on the second day. At that point, South Africa was at 626-5 and Mulder was just 33 shy runs from the Brian Lara 400 record

US Senator Alex Padilla with handcuffs during the chaos of the press

US Senator Alex Padilla (D-CA) is held on the floor before being handcuffed by security officers after trying to ask a question during the US National Secretary Kristi Noem, in Los Angeles, California, on June 12, 2025. – Reuters Washington: US Senator Alex Padilla was handcuffs from security during a chaotic press conference on Thursday after trying to ask a question. The Democratic Legislator was pressured to the ground and removed from the room, while Homeland Security Minister Kristi Noem was talking about immigration protests in Los Angeles. “I’m Senator Alex Padilla, I have questions about the secretary,” Padilla said

June 9, 2025

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Alex Ovechkin is called “Canadian” by Donald Trump, sending twitter to frenzy

US President Donald Trump made headlines on Tuesday morning not for commercial policy or diplomacy-but for a sudden hockey bypass during a press conference with Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney. Speaking from Oval Office to their first joint appearance since Carney’s election on April 28, Trump asked questions about cross -border tensions and the recent invoice war. But when asked what he wanted more than Canada, the two level president unexpectedly revolved in hockey-and Alex Ovechkin. “Concession? Friendship,” Trump initially replied. When he was further pressured, he edited: “No matter what, we will be friends with Canada … You have

Trump to sign US drug prices order to match the lowest worldwide prices

WORLD: US President Donald Trump said on Sunday that he would sign an executive order to reduce the price of prescription drugs, aligning them with the lowest rates paid by other rich nations. Trump, in a position on Truth Social, announced that the mandate would be signed on Monday morning and impose a “more favored nation” pricing model. According to politics, the United States will no longer pay for prescription drugs than the lower country worldwide. “We will pay the same price as the nation that pays the lowest price anywhere in the world,” Trump writes, calling the initiative a

April 8, 2025

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Lahore Qalandars foreign players arrive in Islamabad for HBL PSL X campaign

Lahore Qalandars Overseas David Wiese, Sam Billings, Rishad Hossain and Kusal Perera arrived in Islamabad in front of the 10th edition of the HBL Pakistan Super League, scheduled to begin Friday. Franchise confirmed arrivals in a social media publication on Monday, writing: “Touchdown islamabad 🛬 Qalandars have begun to arrive for HBL PSL 10.” Namibia’s David Wiese, a pillar for Lahore Qalandars since 2019, returns to the team with a record of 629 strikes at a strike of 162.11 in 53 games. He has also received 38 wickets with the ball with an economy rate of 8.20. England’s Sam Billings

March 6, 2025

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Alex Ovechkin only 9 nhl goals away from Gretzky commitment

The New York Rangers handed over a delayed lead in a 3-2 overtime loss in Washington’s capitals on Wednesday at Madison Square Garden. The Rangers missed the opportunity to extend their winning series to three games for the first time since November. Alex Ovechkin tied the Power-Play game in the third period, moving in 10 goals from the record of all time Wayne Gretzky, before Tom Wilson scored the winner 52 seconds in overtime. “The kids are frustrated,” said Rangers Center Vincent Trocheck. “But I think there are many good things to get from this game.” Rangers slide slowly: The

January 24, 2025

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Capitals vs Kraken sees Alex Ovechkin edge closer to Wayne Gretzky’s record in 3-0 win

The Washington Capitals handed the Seattle Kraken a commanding 3-0 victory on Thursday at Climate Pledge Arena, extending their winning streak to six games and their points to 12. The Capitals (33-10-5) haven’t suffered a regulation loss since Dec. 29, with balanced performance on both ends of the ice standing this time. Captain Alex Ovechkin sealed the game with an empty-net goal late in the third period, bringing his career to 875 goals—just 20 away from breaking Wayne Gretzky’s all-time NHL record of 894. Goaltender Charlie Lindgren, in his first start since recovering from an upper-body injury, stopped 22 shots

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