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WWE Raw results, winners and grades from Ottawa, Ontario Canada as Rhea Ripley returns in the WWE Money in the Bank 2024 Fallout.

Each week on ABC's "The Bachelorette," men will be eliminated until Jenn Tran gives out her final rose. Here's who went home this week.

Lugo's numbers pop in his first season in the Royals' rotation. He is 11-3 with a 2.21 ERA, and he leads the majors in victories, ERA, innings pitched and quality starts.

Should this Spain team win the Euros, it will take on different significance to La Roja’s past glories.

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Faith Kipyegon and Yaroslava Mahuchikh break world records ahead of the Paris Olympics.

At least three people in Texas have died since Tropical Storm Beryl made landfall.

Noa actor Owen Teague discusses his hit movie “Kingdom of The Planet of The Apes,” which is new on digital streaming on Tuesday.

England's Test team return against the West Indies at Lord's this week. They are bottom of the Test Championship and fighting other summer sports for attention.

Dispatches from Ukraine. Day 866.

Irpinia, in Italy's Campania wine region, boasts ancient grapes and modern vision

During a virtual meeting held by Southern California Edison's Community Engagement Panel, experts considered a number of Doomsday Scenarios that could threaten the nuclear waste stored at the shuttered San Onofre nuclear power plant. But things got weird with fear of things like short-range missiles

The Trump administration wants to open up parts of the Mountain West to uranium production -- areas near the Grand Canyon. While nuclear energy is vital to U.S. energy security, the uranium is not needed: the mineral is both cheap and abundant -- and provided by foreign-owned businesses.

A look at 12 companies from Russia to Brazil that will start competing heavily with their American rivals, according to a study by the Economist Intelligence Unit.

Russian lawmakers' threat to impose sanctions on exports of nuclear fuel to the U.S. shows that they don't understand the global nuclear fuel market, and the investors bidding up Western uranium miners in reaction don't get it either.