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Blue Jays' Vladimir Guerrero Jr. says his $500M contract was for past performance – not future results

Blue Jays slugger Vladimir Guerrero Jr. said his 14-year, $500 million extension was compensation for past performance rather than future results, drawing criticism from Toronto fans amid a disappointing 2026 season in which the team was eliminated from playoff contention. Guerrero later clarified that he feels badly about his down year and remains committed to working hard.

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Did Hitler murder his niece? Historian questions Nazi leader's alibi over mysterious gunshot death of his 23-year-old relative

A historian claims new evidence suggests Adolf Hitler may have been present at the 1931 death of his niece Geli Raubal, contradicting the long-accepted suicide account and alibi placing him in Nuremberg. The article recounts the official timeline, the rumored sexual relationship, and Hitler's controlling behavior toward her.

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BBC NewsSig. 7NewsDefenseHealthPolitics

Eight US sailors in USS Abraham Lincoln strike group attempted suicide, Navy says

The US Navy disclosed that eight sailors assigned to the USS Abraham Lincoln carrier strike group attempted suicide during a prolonged Middle East deployment. Acting Navy Secretary Hung Cao denied a mental health crisis and downplayed supply issues in a letter to Senator Kirsten Gillibrand, who criticized the Trump administration's dismissive response to reports of grim conditions.

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New York PostSig. 7NewsDefenseForeignPolitics

China expanding nuclear arsenal at alarming rate, analysis shows — despite Xi’s calls to de-escalate

A new analysis of satellite imagery reports that China has expanded or built at least seven nuclear test and construction facilities despite Xi Jinping's stated support for non-proliferation and a no-first-use policy, with its arsenal more than doubling since 2012. The article contrasts China's buildup with US and Russian stockpiles and notes it coincides with Xi's Washington visit.

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CBS NewsSig. 2NewsTechnologyAI

How new Meta AI agent Muse differs from chatbots

CBS News previews Meta's announcement of new artificial intelligence tools, including an AI agent called Muse and smart glasses, at its annual showcase. A CNET AI reporter joins to explain how Muse differs from existing chatbots.

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Dame Sarah Storey is Britain's most decorated Paralympian - now lighting up our screens on Strictly. But in a startling confession she reveals that vile bullies drove her to the brink of anorexia

A feature profile of Dame Sarah Storey, Britain's most decorated Paralympian, as she begins competing on Strictly Come Dancing. She discusses her disability matter-of-factly and reveals that school bullying over her sporting success led her to disordered eating as a teenager.

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Daily MailSig. 3NewsHealthCulture

I spent most of my life believing my 'thunder thighs' and weight problems were my fault. Then I discovered I had lipoedema. These are the signs you have it too... and the changes that left me in the best shape of my life

A first-person account describes living with lipoedema, a hereditary condition causing abnormal fat buildup, and the author's experiences with diagnosis, diet changes, compression garments, and self-funded liposuction. The piece critiques limited NHS treatment options and the financial burden of private care.

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Daily MailSig. 7NewsEducationForeignPolitics

How 'Chinese vultures' have slowly but surely stripped Britain's assets... from nuclear power, property and black cabs, to football clubs and now schools. So why ARE our politicians meekly watching on as shadowy Communist controlled firms pillage Britain?

The article examines the closure of three British private schools by Chinese-owned Galaxy Global Education, which parents and local officials allege was an asset-stripping scheme. It then broadens this into a wider claim that Chinese firms have been acquiring and harming British assets across education, nuclear power, property, and football, while questioning why politicians have not intervened.

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Daily MailSig. 4NewsEconomyLaborCulture

What women in their 50s REALLY earn: From the cafe owner to the part-time teacher, nine workers reveal their salaries... and whether they think they're paid what they're worth. So how do YOU compare?

Nine British women in their 50s describe their salaries and whether they feel fairly paid, framed around the midlife gender pay gap. The piece mixes personal finance profiles with questions about career tradeoffs, ageism, and the menopause.

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