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Fighting for titles, fighting for justice, fighting for freedom
Rubin Carter. The Hurricane. A boxer whose fight for titles became a battle for freedom after a triple murder conviction. This is his story.
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Top U.S. trade official says EU, U.S. 'working hand in hand' on China
European Union leaders did not take issues with Chinese trade policy as seriously as they should have in the past, but the United States and the EU are now "working hand in hand" at the World Trade Organization on China's non-market economic policies, top U.S. trade official Clete Willems said on Monday.
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Saudi Arabia’s state oil firm made twice as much profit as Apple last year. It reaped $356bn in revenues last year, including $111bn net profit, making it the world’s most valuable listed company and accounting for 63% of the state’s revenue in 2017.
A look inside its books also reveals constraints on Saudi Arabia’s oil colossus
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‘El Chapo’s’ wife is launching a clothing brand — called El Chapo Guzman
This year, in a federal prison in Manhattan, Joaquin “El Chapo” Guzman Loera quietly signed a contract to help launch his family’s latest business venture. The new company had nothing to do with drugs, violence or other illicit activities associated with Guzman, the former leader of the Sinaloa
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The cats in the Cats film adaptation will be the size of actual cats
The film will rely on motion capture technology in order to transform the actors into something that is close in appearance to actual cats
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U.S. Treasury Secretary says U.S. preparing for 'hard Brexit'
U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin on Tuesday told lawmakers the Trump administration is preparing for the possibility of a "hard Brexit".
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U.S. Africa Command nominee cites potential Russian and Chinese threats to U.S. interests in the region
Army Gen. Stephen Townsend said that he has a “pretty significant concern” for how Russia uses private military companies like the Wagner Group in Africa.
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U.S. airstrike in Somalia killed two civilians in 2018, U.S. reviews finds
A U.S. airstrike in Somalia killed two civilians in 2018, U.S. Africa Command said in a press release on Friday, adding that it believed it to be an "isolated occurrence".
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Premier League live: Latest score and updates from Newcastle vs Palace, Huddersfield vs Leicester and Bournemouth vs Burnley
Follow all the latest updates from across England's top flight