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Matthew Stafford fires four touchdown passes as Rams cruise past Giants
On a night when the Giants lost quarterback Jaxson Dart to a left knee injury, Stafford completed 22 of 31 passes for 327 yards and one inte
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Japan takes Asian Games gold in swimming and karate
In the men's individual all-around gymnastics, Shinnosuke Oka took silver and Daiki Hashimoto won bronze behind China's Zhang Boheng.
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China’s 13-year-old Yu smashes Asian record for stunning 200m medley gold
Already Asia's fastest in the women's medley at 13, Yu's stunning trajectory raises questions of how much stronger she will be at the Olympi
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Paramount settles lawsuits, allowing for Warner Bros. deal
The deal includes protections designed to limit the market power and ensure the editorial independence of the media giant.
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Japan immigration agency to work more with other ministries on illegal foreign labor
According to the agency, more than 70% of foreign nationals who faced deportation procedures last year were found to have worked illegally.
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U.K.’s Burnham heads to U.S. with pragmatism in mind for Trump meeting
A former mayor with limited experience of foreign affairs, the British prime minister is expected to meet Trump for the first time on Tuesda
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Pentagon blacklist of Chinese firms likely agenda item for Trump-Xi summit
The once-obscure roster of companies accused by the Defense Department of helping China's military has emerged as a major irritant for Beiji
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At least two dead and four missing in Kanto in wake of Typhoon Dujuan
The storm brought record-breaking rainfall to eastern Japan, triggering landslides, flooding and widespread disruption of transport.
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Yoshimasa Hayashi seen as LDP leadership contender after Cabinet exit
Of the four candidates who contested the party's last leadership election, Hayashi is the only one not to be holding a Cabinet or senior par
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As the number of foreign drivers grows, Japan spreads awareness of road rules
From usage rules for expressways to drinking and driving laws, Japan is aiming to raise awareness among foreign motorists.
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Iconic Japanese steam locomotive finishes major repairs after 6-year hiatus
The steam locomotive connecting Yamaguchi and Shimane prefectures will return to commercial operations Oct. 3.
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China’s selective crop buying tests U.S. trade truce before summit
The mixed signals ahead of this week's meeting in Washington underscore the fragility of a trade truce both sides have worked carefully to p
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China expels two top generals from party and military, alleging disloyalty
Zhang Youxia, the vice-chairman of China's Central Military Commission, and Liu Zhenli, a member of the commission, were also accused of cor
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Japan, U.S. and South Korea back Taiwan at trilateral meeting
The top diplomats of Japan, South Korea and the U.S. expressed support for the democratic island, days before a U.S.-China leaders' summit.
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Pro-Putin United Russia party gets record 355 parliamentary seats
The anti-war Yabloko party appeared to have won a tiny foothold in one regional parliament.
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CNN, MS NOW and Politico sue over Trump’s White House press ban
The news outlets say the ban is a "direct assault" on the First Amendment and "a blatant violation of our most fundamental constitutional pr
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Rare earths force Trump to be less hostile before Xi summit
The U.S. has so far not threatened to slap steep tariffs on Chinese imports or to ban exports of U.S. technology, in contrast to earlier sum
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Houthis push for control of Yemen highlands as Trump is said to have called off strikes
A lightning advance by the Iran-backed group has extended the wider Middle East conflict and further threatened global energy supplies.
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From <i>katsu</i> to <i>numa</i>: The language of Japan’s capsule-toy obsession
A casual hobby can quickly become a costly rabbit hole, introducing new rituals and a variety of vocabulary along the way.
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Decade after mercury ban, toxic skin bleachers still on top retailer sites
Regulators, companies and multinational entities have for years tried to coordinate efforts to take such products off shelves and websites.
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Gaza students return to in-person schooling for first time in three years
The United Nations Children's Fund says 98% of schools in Gaza were either destroyed or damaged during the war.
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China confirms Xi’s first trip to U.S. in nearly three years
The visit to Washington comes as a one-year trade truce winds down.
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‘Rustout’: Japan’s other workplace problem
Japan must address both burnout and rustout to ensure workplaces use employees' abilities meaningfully rather than merely keeping them busy.
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Philippine-born woman plans first visit to father’s native Okinawa
The 90-year-old second-generation Japanese woman was separated from her father after World War II.
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