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Fowler one-ups Kerr to reach FA Cup final

Manchester City defeated Chelsea in an FA Cup semi-final, with Mary Fowler scoring to spark a comeback victory. The win sets up a final against Brighton, managed by former Australian national team player Dario Vidošić.

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Why this bullish stock-market timer is about to flip to bearish

A stock market timing indicator edited by Tom McClellan is shifting from bullish to bearish based on NYSE net decliner data. The article reports on a technical analysis signal that suggests a change in market sentiment.

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Murena /e/OS Tablet Review: Privacy for a Price

Wired reviews Murena's /e/OS tablet, which offers a privacy-focused alternative to iPadOS and Android by removing Google and Apple services. The review acknowledges the privacy benefits but emphasizes the premium pricing as a trade-off consumers must accept.

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2026 Tony Awards nominations are announced. See the full list.

CBS News reports that the 2026 Tony Awards nominations were announced, with celebrities Uzo Aduba and Darren Criss revealing winners in select categories during a CBS Mornings broadcast on Tuesday. The article directs readers to view the full nomination list.

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Russian Embassy announces Victory Day concert in Vienna

The Russian Embassy in Austria announced that a Victory Day concert will be held in Vienna on May 9. The brief report provides minimal additional details about the event.

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Hong Kong should study how Singapore awards infrastructure contracts

Hong Kong's government has allocated HK$150 billion for infrastructure projects over two years. The article proposes that Hong Kong should examine Singapore's procurement practices for infrastructure contracts to improve sustainability for both the construction industry and the public.

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CBS News Radio flashback: Babe Ruth interviewed

CBS News Radio presents a 1939 audio archive featuring an interview with Babe Ruth discussing autographs, introduced by Major Garrett. The piece is framed as a historical retrospective or 'flashback' segment.

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AI helps Singapore’s Grab woo tough Southeast Asian crowd, exceed expectations

Grab, Southeast Asia's largest ride-hailing and delivery platform, reported first-quarter profits exceeding analyst expectations despite regional economic and political headwinds. The company attributes growth to AI-powered superapp features and service bundling across ride-hailing, delivery, and financial services.

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Family pay tribute to ‘wonderful’ teenager killed by fallen tree in park

A teenager in Staffordshire was killed by a fallen tree in a park. His family released a tribute describing him as 'wonderful' through a police statement. The article reports on the family's grief and public commemoration.

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14 celebrity looks from the 2026 Met Gala that missed the mark

Business Insider published a critical roundup of 14 celebrity outfits from the 2026 Met Gala that the author deemed unsuccessful. The article contrasts poorly-dressed attendees with standout looks from Beyoncé and Blake Lively to frame the event as having mixed fashion results.

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Embracing being 'wasian', with a little help from Laufey

An article exploring the lived experience of being 'wasian' (white and Asian biracial individuals), using musician Laufey as a cultural reference point. The piece discusses how biracial identity encompasses unique experiences distinct from those of monoracial white or Asian people.

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Pfizer tops Wall Street estimates, reaffirms outlook as newer products show growth

Pfizer reported financial results that exceeded Wall Street expectations and reaffirmed its financial outlook, with growth driven by newer pharmaceutical products and strategic acquisitions as revenue from COVID-related products declines.

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Gap co-founder Doris Fisher dies aged 94

Doris Fisher, co-founder of Gap Inc., has died at age 94. She opened the first Gap store with her husband Don in 1969, and the company has characterized her as a pioneering force in American retail.

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How To Watch The Month Of May For The 110th Indianapolis 500

Forbes provides information about FOX Sports' coverage of the 110th Indianapolis 500 race, describing 60 hours of broadcast content during May. The article frames the event as the 'World's Biggest Race' and directs readers on how to watch.

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Gap Co-Founder Doris Fisher, Who Clothed A New Generation, Dies At 94

Doris Fisher, co-founder of Gap Inc., died at age 94. She is credited with helping define American casual fashion basics and left a legacy in fashion, arts, and education.

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Ferrari tops Wall Street's first-quarter expectations ahead of EV debut

Ferrari reported first-quarter earnings that exceeded Wall Street expectations and maintained its full-year guidance. The company is preparing to debut an electric vehicle model.

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BYD's passenger EV sales drop for an eighth month as competition heats up

BYD, China's largest EV maker, experienced its eighth consecutive month of declining passenger vehicle deliveries in April as competition intensifies in the Chinese EV market. The headline contrasts this decline with Leapmotor's record deliveries, suggesting market share shifts.

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Disney’s new CEO lays out his long-term vision as company sees streaming and theme-park momentum

Disney's new CEO Josh D'Amaro presented his first earnings report outlining plans to invest in content, expand customer reach, and leverage technology. The company is experiencing momentum in streaming and theme parks.

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If BMI Is Flawed, Is Race-Sensitive BMI Better?

The article examines ongoing medical debate over BMI's reliability as a health metric, noting that evidence has accumulated showing BMI poorly measures actual body composition and health risk. It appears to explore whether race-adjusted BMI models might address these limitations.

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The latest sign of Sandisk’s ascent: It’s now bigger than the company that spun it off

SanDisk's market valuation has exceeded that of Western Digital, the company that spun it off last year. The article attributes this to both the separation itself creating value and favorable industry conditions for memory/storage companies.