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  1. Family wants killing of young engineer linked with case of kidnapped Canadian mining firm workers

    A young man sits on a rock by a river.

    The family of Pablo Osorio Sánchez is calling on federal authorities in Mexico to link the killing of the 26-year-old engineer with the ongoing investigation into the January kidnapping of 10 Canadian mining firm workers.

  2. Kennedy Center board votes to close after judge again blocks efforts to add Trump name to it

    Exterior of a light coloured stone building with construction materials in front of it

    The board of the Kennedy Center voted on Tuesday to close over financial issues and a dispute over putting President Donald Trump's name on the iconic performing arts venue, the president confirmed on social media Tuesday.

  3. Fact check: Could Canada join the EU?

    Prime Minister Mark Carney is welcomed to the Canada EU Summit in Brussels, Belgium.

    Prime Minister Mark Carney has said Canada is 'not looking to be a member of the European Union.' But if we did want to join the EU, is that even possible? Here are the facts.

  4. Hyrox athlete won competition while leaking diarrhea. Was she right to push through?

    A muscular woman runs past a cheering crowd. There is a brown stain on her arm.

    The graphic images of world record holder Joanna Wietrzyk competing with feces running down her legs at Saturday's Hyrox in Beijing have sparked debate about the health and safety of competitors versus the mentality that a win is a win, no matter the cost.

  5. NBA says it looked at precedent before doling out Clippers' penalties for cap circumvention

    A man stands talking at a podium.

    NBA Commissioner Adam Silver said the league looked at precedent before taking away five first-round draft picks from the Los Angeles Clippers for circumventing salary cap rules, though he noted that the decision was difficult because of the impact it could have on the team's fans.