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WWE sold to Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund: Report

World Wrestling Entertainment, Inc. has reportedly been sold to Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund.

Controversial Cardinal George Pell dead at 81

Cardinal George Pell, who was one of the highest-ranking Catholic leaders to be accused of child sex abuse, has died at the age of 81.

WATCH: Byron Donalds confronts Joy Reid on accusation he was GOP’s diversity speaker candidate

Rep. Byron Donalds (R-FL) pushed back on MSNBC host Joy Reid's assertion that his nomination for House speaker was about making a "diversity statement" rather than his qualifications.

Chinese citizen in US indicted on charges of threatening person supporting democracy

A Chinese citizen has been indicted by a federal grand jury in Boston for allegedly threatening and stalking a person who advocated democracy in China.

Brazil riot sparks competition to befriend Lula, ‘a grand prize in international politics’

A riotous far-right assault on Brazil's government institutions has galvanized a new competition for the affections of Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula Da Silva.

Marvel’s Eternals actor reveals Hollywood’s refusal to cast nonwhite villains

Kumail Nanjiani said Hollywood is unwilling to cast nonwhite actors as villains.

Chiefs QB Patrick Mahomes becomes co-owner of NWSL team, adding to pro sports portfolio

Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes has joined the ownership group for the Kansas City Current soccer team, adding to his investment in professional sports teams.

WATCH: Noem labels South Dakota ‘freest state in the nation’ at State of the State

Gov. Kristi Noem (R-SD) called her state the "freest state in the nation" and an example for others during her State of the State address Tuesday.

Biden documents: House panel seeking information from National Archives over classified docs

The House Oversight Committee is looking into classified documents that were found at the Penn Biden Center from when President Joe Biden was vice president.

Kenosha man sentenced to five years for attacking officer during 2020 BLM riots

A Wisconsin man was sentenced to five years in federal prison for attacking a police officer in Kenosha during the riots following the police shooting of Jacob Blake.
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