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City wants rehearing after court OK's replacement of panels at President's House
City officials requested the Third Circuit Court of Appeals to rehear the ruling over the panels on a slavery exhibit at the President’s House.
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Sixers owner Josh Harris met with LeBron James at Fanatics Fest, source says
As the basketball world waits for free agent LeBron James to choose his next team, Sixers owner Josh Harris met with the NBA legend, a source says.
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Panels replaced at slavery exhibit at President's House in Philly
The Trump administration officially replaced the panels at the slavery exhibit at the President’s House in Philadelphia on July 15, 2026.
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Trump says ICE should continue traffic stops after recent fatal shootings
After a deadly ICE shooting in Maine and another in Houston, Trump says traffic stops are a key tool and should continue.
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Legal battle over slavery exhibit at President's House in Philly continues
Philadelphia filed a petition asking a court to rehear its decision allowing President Trump to replace a slavery exhibit at the President’s House.
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Reigning World Cup champ Argentina outlasts minnow Cape Verde in extra time
Argentina defeated Cape Verde after three goals were scored in extra time of their World Cup Round of 32 match on Friday.
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Vance says Watergate would be ‘a 12-hour news story' today
Vice President JD Vance says the Watergate scandal that brought down President Richard Nixon would have been a blip in today’s news cycle.
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Paraguay's Miguel Almiron becomes 1st player red-carded at the World Cup for covering his mouth
Paraguay Miguel Almiron became the first player issued with a red card at the World Cup for covering his mouth during first half against Turkey.
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Neymar expected to return from right calf injury and play for Brazil in World Cup against Scotland
Neymar is expected to return from a right calf injury and play for Brazil in its final World Cup group match, coach Carlo Ancelotti said Friday night.
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Trump administration can replace slavery exhibit in Philadelphia, court says
A federal appeals court panel says the Trump administration can replace a slavery exhibit at George Washington’s home in Philadelphia.
