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  2. WorldMiddle EastHealthcare

    Chelsea's Mudryk Cleared to Return After Doping Ban Lifted

    Ukrainian footballer Mykhailo Mudryk has been cleared to return to football after his doping ban was lifted. The Chelsea winger, who joined the club in 2023, was suspended since December 2024 following a positive doping test. The ban was lifted after changes in World Anti-Doping Agency's technical criteria regarding the substance meldonium, which was found in Mudryk's sample. Mudryk admitted to violating anti-doping rules but maintained his innocence. Chelsea is satisfied with the resolution and looks forward to helping Mudryk regain his fitness and return to the field.
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  6. WorldEurope

    Jakarta Governor Addresses High Fences at Shopping Centers

    Pramono Anung, Governor of DKI Jakarta, has expressed concern over the installation of high iron fences at several shopping centers in the capital, including Kota Kasablanka Mall and Blok M Plaza. He is aware of the phenomenon and plans to coordinate with mall operators to address the issue. Anung believes these fences could potentially cause unrest and has suggested alternatives such as increasing green space by planting more trees instead.
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  13. SocietyLawCorruptionArrestFraud

    Blind Driver Arrested After 240km Nighttime Journey

    A nearly blind driver in Britain was arrested after driving approximately 240 km on a nighttime highway under the influence of alcohol. The man, who did not have a license, drove his girlfriend's car without permission, following the taillights of a truck ahead for the entire distance. Police stopped him due to his erratic driving. The driver admitted to consuming alcohol and a breathalyzer test confirmed he was over the legal limit.
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  18. SocietyLocal GovAfricaFraudLaundering

    Swindlers Detained for Gold Scam Using Job Ad

    In Denizli's Pamukkale district, eight suspects were detained for swindling an 81-year-old woman named H.K. using fake identities as a judge and prosecutor. The scammers took approximately 4 million lira worth of gold jewelry. It was revealed that the method used by the swindlers involved sending people to the victims' homes using a 'Daily well-paid job' ad found on the internet and giving them fake IDs.
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  20. PoliticsAppointmentsPeace

    Trump Defends 'Anti-Weaponization' Fund Amid Blanche Nomination Standoff

    President Trump is doubling down on his support for the 'anti-weaponization' fund, complicating the confirmation process for acting Attorney General Todd Blanche. Trump's insistence on the fund has angered some Republican senators, who are looking for a way forward after canceling a planned Judiciary Committee markup. Blanche's nomination has foundered in part over this controversial fund.
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  23. WorldEuropeAmerican Football

    Léon Marchand Confirms Participation in European Swimming Championships Despite Injuries

    Léon Marchand, the quadruple Olympic champion, has confirmed his participation in the European Swimming Championships in Saint-Denis, France, despite recent injuries. Marchand, who had a successful swim in the 400m individual medley event at the French National Championships last month, will compete in butterfly and freestyle events, but is still uncertain about the 400m individual medley due to breaststroke. He admitted that he is not at his best but is excited to see what he can achieve.
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  24. WorldMiddle East

    Voter Registration for Local Elections

    The final weekend for voter registration ahead of South Africa's local elections is underway. SABC News reporters are covering developments across the country, including disruptions in the Eastern Cape due to political tensions. First-time voters are registering in areas like Keimoes, Northern Cape, with the Electoral Commission aiming to increase voter numbers. Young people are being encouraged to register and vote.
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