Daily Alerts for Significant News Events

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Alexei Navalny

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The 47-year-old learned his fate in a closed-door trial today. Convicted on charges of creating an extremist community, incitement to extremism. News media and even Navalny’s parents were barred from attending.

Diana Taurasi

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The 41-year-old hit the mark with 8:23 remaining in the third quarter. She is more than 2,500 points ahead of Tina Thompson, who is second. The Phoenix Mercury routed the Atlanta Dream 91-71.

Andrew Tate

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Divisive influencer Andrew Tate wins appeal in Romanian court to be released from house arrest. The divisive online influencer will not be allowed to leave the country as he awaits trial for sex trafficking charges. Tate, his brother Tristan and two women appealed against a court decision made last month.

Axel Disasi

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Chelsea complete signing of France international centre back Axel Disasi. The 25-year-old will join the Stamford Bridge side in a deal worth a reported $49.23 million. Disasi made his international debut at last year's World Cup in Qatar.

Rahul Gandhi

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Supreme Court stays Rahul Gandhi’s conviction in ‘Modi surname’ remark criminal defamation case. Decision paves the way for him to return to Parliament and resume his duties. Gandhi, 53, was sentenced to two years' imprisonment in March.

The Supreme Court

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Gandhi was ousted from Parliament after his conviction by a magistrate’s court in March. He was sentenced to two years in prison but the courts suspended his prison sentence in April. Tamil Nadu Chief Minister and Dravida Munnetra Kazhazam president M.K. Stalin said justice had prevailed.

Rahul Gandhi

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Congress MP Adhir Ranjan Chowdhury said that the world and the country know that this has been done to shut Rahul Gandhi in the Parliament. Assam chief minister Himanta Biswa Sarma took a jibe at Congress leader Rahul Gandhi.

Taylor Swift

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Swift stunned the tour's trucking staff by giving each trucker a check in the amount of US$100,000 ($153,000) The Eras Tour kicked off in March and is ending its U.S. leg in Los Angeles this weekend.

Lizzo

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Crystal Williams, Arianna Davis and Noelle Rodriguez have filed a lawsuit against the singer. Lawsuit also includes accusations of religious and racial harassment. One of the allegations centers around an Amsterdam red-light district sex show which the dancers say they felt pressured to attend.

Lionel Messi

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Lionel Messi scored twice as Inter Miami beat Orlando City 3-1 in the Leagues Cup. Messi now has five goals and one assist in three games for the American outfit. Inter Miami will next face FC Dallas, who beat Mexican side Mazatlan 2-1. Kickoff was delayed by 95 minutes because of a thunderstorm.

Apple

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Revenue fell 1.4% year-over-year, marking the third consecutive period of declines. Apple shares slid 0.8% to $189.68 in after-hours trading.

Tom Brady

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NFL legend Tom Brady has become a minority shareholder in Birmingham City. The seven-time Super Bowl champion is set to become chairman of the club's new advisory board. Brady announced his retirement from the NFL in February after more than two decades as a player.

Janet Yellen

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U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen decries the new rating, calling it "arbitrary and based on outdated data" Move comes two months after a bruising partisan fight over the federal debt ceiling.

Gabriel Jesus

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Gabriel Jesus missed Arsenal's 1-1 draw with Monaco with a knee injury. The 26-year-old sustained the injury while playing for Brazil at the World Cup. Jesus missed much of the second half of last season after undergoing surgery on his right knee in December.

Vince McMahon

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A search warrant was executed on McMahon on July 17 in response to multiple alleged payments made after being accused by multiple women of sexual misconduct. This comes just seven months after he returned to the role of Executive Chairman. McMahon has been on a medical leave since July 11 after a major spinal surgery.

Framber Valdez

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Houston Astros pitcher Framber Valdez throws first career no-hitter in 2-0 win over Cleveland Guardians. Valdez faced the minimum 27 batters and recorded seven strikeouts against his one walk. The 16 no-hitters represents the most for any MLB expansion franchise added since 1961.

Tanya Chutkan

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The 61-year-old was appointed by former President Obama to the federal bench in 2014. She has often has handed down prison sentences in Jan. 6, 2021, riot cases that are harsher than prosecutors recommended.

Arianna Davis

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Former dancers Arianna Davis, Crystal Williams and Noelle Rodriguez have filed a lawsuit against Lizzo. They claim they were subjected to sexual, religious and racial harassment. The defendants are seeking an unspecified amount for damages.

Jack Smith

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The Wall Street Journal's editorial board says the indictment has "troubling implications" Reps. Matt Gaetz and Marjorie Taylor Greene are renewing their calls to defund the office of special counsel Jack Smith. Trump was charged with four counts relating to his alleged attempt to overturn the 2020 presidential election result.

Robert Bowers

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Pittsburgh synagogue shooter Robert Bowers sentenced to death. Bowers shot and killed 11 worshippers at the Tree of Life synagogue in 2018. He will face the death penalty for the mass shooting, which left seven injured. A judge is expected to formally impose the death sentence at a later date.