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  1. FDNY firefighter who nearly died fighting NYC house fire released from Bronx hospital Firefighters from the Bronx and Queens were on hand to greet the 38-year-old who shook hands with each of his fellow Bravest during the touching moment, FDNY footage shows.
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  2. Oakland locals blame homeless encampment for city removing traffic lights to stop copper thieves The lights had been working on and off for months due to criminals tampering with the electricity and stealing the wires, the report said.
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  3. Raiders legend, Hall of Famer Jim Otto dead at 86 Longtime Raiders center Jim Otto died at 86, the team announced Sunday night.
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  4. Mets’ Edwin Diaz upbeat after reason to hope he’ll get right quickly with closer role en flux A few days after Edwin Diaz admitted that he was having some confidence issues, the Mets pitcher was in a better head space on Sunday.  Diaz has struggled immensely this season with things coming to a head on Friday when he blew a four-run lead in the ninth inning against the Marlins at LoanDepot Park...
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  5. Knicks’ Isaiah Hartenstein didn’t score a point in Game 7 dud Other insights into the Knicks' 130-109 Game 7 loss to the Pacers on Sunday.
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  6. Knicks’ ‘next man up’ resilience finally hit its breaking point For the Knicks fan, there is no greater euphoria than the basketball team you love defending the Garden the way Willis and Clyde defended it in the biggest possible Game 7 54 years ago. Sunday was no 7th Heaven. Hell instead.
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  7. Trump’s legal team can ask hush money trial jury to consider misdemeanor charges ahead of closing arguments The main reason Trump's camp would use the legal option is the far-lighter sentencing guidelines attached to the misdemeanor charges, according to Greenberg.
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  8. 3 Americans among 50 detained after failed coup in DR Congo Those who were captured were currently facing interrogation by specialized services of the country’s armed forces, Ekenge, also told Reuters.
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  9. ‘No sign of life’ as crews reach burnt helicopter that was carrying Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi Search crews reported "no signs of life" as they found the mangled helicopter that was carrying Iran's hardliner President Ebrahim Raisi, the "Butcher of Tehran," before it crashed in a remote region of the country on Sunday.
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  10. Rescuers find helicopter that was carrying Iran’s President Ebrahim Raisi, others at a distance Rescuers on Monday found a helicopter that was carrying Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi, the country’s foreign minister and other officials that had apparently crashed.
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  11. Biden, Fauci and Butker each deliver starkly different speeches — and the best message gets vilified The graduating class of 2024 has been treated to three very different commencement speeches in recent days. Only one was not self-serving, dishonest and destructive.
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  12. Courteney Cox says late ‘Friends’ co-star Matthew Perry still ‘visits’ her after death: He’s ‘around for sure’ Perry was pronounced dead on Oct. 28, 2023, at age 54 after being found unresponsive in a hot tub at his home.
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  13. Mets have serious issues beyond Edwin Diaz’s closer status Their pen situation is far from a disaster thanks to solid backup plans. But ultimately though, the Mets all know they need Edwin Diaz to be right to have a real chance to reach their goal and make the playoffs.
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  14. Reggie Miller gleefully trolls Knicks after Pacers’ convincing Game 7 win Pacers great Reggie Miller trolled the Knicks on Instagram following their Game 7 loss to Indiana on Sunday at Madison Square Garden.
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  15. Arizona police save 6-month-old shot multiple times, find suspect dead in burning home after hostage standoff Arizona police rushed into a home to rescue a 6-month-old infant who had been shot multiple times after a suspect took the child and the child’s mother hostage on Friday, authorities said.
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  16. Pacers’ Tyrese Haliburton dons Reggie Miller choke-sign hoodie after tormenting Knicks A courtside Knicks fan stirred up Tyrese Haliburton, just like Spike Lee had done to Reggie Miller almost 30 years earlier. This one went even worse for the Knicks.
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  18. Shani Louk, whose body was paraded through Gaza, laid to rest in Israeli funeral: ‘In your death you became a symbol’ Shani Louk's body was recently recovered from Rafah by the Israeli Defense Forces.
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  19. Missouri museum achieves world record for largest gathering of people with underwear on their heads A museum in Missouri recently broke a Guinness World Record for hosting the world’s largest gathering of people with underwear on their head. 
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  20. NYC-Dublin portal reopens with limited hours, new guardrails to deter shenanigans “The team will continue making updates as needed to ensure that everyone can continue to enjoy the Portal,” the Flatiron NoMad Partnership and Dublin City Council said in a joint statement on Sunday.
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  21. What could have been hangs over Scottie Scheffler after uneven PGA Championship, arrest whirlwind LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Scottie Scheffler’s stressful and adventurous week was almost over. It was time to go home. Finally. The world’s No. 1-ranked player was standing on the 18th green under the searing Kentucky sun waiting for his playing partner, Mark Hubbard, to putt out so he could make his 271st and final stroke of...
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  22. Colin Jost cracks awkward joke about wife Scarlett Johansson’s body on ‘SNL’ The joke was delivered during a traditional bit that requires Jost and Weekend Update co-host Michael Che to write offensive jokes for each other.
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  23. Ella Steven’s late goal leads Gotham over Red Stars to push unbeaten streak to five By the time Gotham's 2-1 win against the Chicago Red Stars (5-3-1) ended, it was Ella Stevens that was the center of their celebration against her former team from the past three years.
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  24. Ed Dwight, 90, America’s first black astronaut candidate, finally goes to space 60 years later Ed Dwight, America’s first Black astronaut candidate, finally rocketed into space 60 years later, flying with Jeff Bezos’ rocket company on Sunday.
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  26. Pass the Restoring Mental Health Act — now The bill would try to end the "EDP revolving door," wherein Emotionally Disturbed Persons get committed for treatment after some incident — then handed a few bills and rapidly released.
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  27. Pacers troll Spike Lee after they eliminate Knicks from NBA playoffs in Game 7 ESPN couldn’t help but show a disheartened superfan Spike Lee sitting courtside as his Knicks were en route to a Game 7 loss to the Pacers, and Indiana’s social media team had some fun with the clip after the game. 
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  28. Central US faces ‘particularly dangerous situation’ from potential derecho with 100-mph winds, giant hail The central US is bracing for what could be a potentially dangerous end to the weekend as forecasters track the threat of severe weather on Sunday, including the potential for a derecho that could sweep across portions of Kansas and Oklahoma with destructive wind gusts higher than 100 mph and baseball-sized hail. This comes on the heels of another deadly derecho that barreled across Texas and Louisiana on Thursday, blasting the Houston metro area...
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  29. Xander Schauffele fends off Bryson DeChambeau to win PGA Championship for first major title He avoided a playoff with Bryson DeChambeau -- who had a scorching final round -- by making a birdie putt on the 18th hole to win the PGA Championship at 21-under at Valhalla on Sunday.
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