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Stephen Curry has agreed a two-year contract extension worth $116 million with the Golden State Warriors. The deal represents a pay cut for the star player, who chose financial security over pursuing a maximum contract. Curry's extension keeps him with the Warriors through the 2026-27 season.
Read the full story at ESPNHeavy rainfall over 48 hours has caused widespread flooding across Bangkok, putting the city on high alert. Authorities are monitoring the situation as water levels continue to rise in affected areas.
Read the full story at Al JazeeraThe White House has excluded CNN from boarding Air Force One for President Trump's trip on Saturday. This represents the latest in a series of media restrictions that raises questions about press freedom under the Trump administration. The decision signals an escalation in tensions between the White House and the news organisation.
Read the full story at NPRThe Conservative Party is attempting to reestablish itself as the leading party of the right following recent electoral challenges. Multiple figures within the party are positioning themselves to compete for influence and leadership direction. The article examines whether the party can rebuild its standing after recent electoral losses.
Read the full story at New StatesmanThe XRP Ledger's Batch upgrade, which allows users to bundle up to eight transactions together, has been postponed to 9 October after validator support temporarily fell below the required 80% threshold. When support drops below this level, the activation countdown resets, restarting the two-week period needed for the upgrade to activate. The feature would streamline asset and payment transfers once it goes live.
Read the full story at CoinDeskResearchers are developing a "library" of bacteriophages, viruses that kill bacteria, as a potential treatment for antibiotic-resistant infections. The human body contains approximately 38 trillion bacteria, with only a small portion causing disease, though these can become dangerous when resistant to standard antibiotics. This phage-based approach offers a promising alternative to conventional antibiotic treatments.
Read the full story at Phys.orgThe US Supreme Court has rejected a Republican-drawn midterm election map in Missouri for the third time, continuing a long-running legal dispute over Trump-backed redistricting plans. The rejection comes as absentee voting is already underway in Missouri. The article also briefly mentions Chinese President Xi Jinping's visit to the White House, where he received an unusually warm reception from President Trump.
Read the full story at Guardian AIThe Red Sox-Cubs regular-season finale will be played at Tropicana Field on Sunday afternoon. Major League Baseball relocated the game from Boston due to forecasted severe weather in the area. This concludes the two teams' series.
Read the full story at ESPNUS State Department Spokesman Tommy Pigott has stated that President Donald Trump possesses significant leverage in negotiations with Iran. The comment reflects the administration's position on its negotiating strength in discussions with Tehran.
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