
Texas Teen's Twin Brother Accepts Posthumous Diploma After Track Meet Death
Austin Metcalf's twin brother accepted his posthumous diploma at graduation, over a year after Austin was killed in an altercation at a track championship.

Austin Metcalf's twin brother accepted his posthumous diploma at graduation, over a year after Austin was killed in an altercation at a track championship.
The European Union's new Migration and Asylum Pact takes effect, introducing border screening procedures and burden-sharing mechanisms after years of negotiations.

Philadelphia Phillies signed pitcher Cristopher Sánchez to a six-year contract extension covering 2027-2032 seasons.

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An Arkansas school director received 30 days in jail and nine years probation for operating what prosecutors called a child fight club.

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Benjamin Field, a former church warden jailed for life in 2019 for murdering university lecturer Peter Farquhar, has had his conviction quashed.

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