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Health
Texas Law Professor Saved by Navy SEAL Student After Collapsing in Class
Michael Maslanka, a 73-year-old associate professor at the UNT Dallas College of Law, collapsed from a heart attack during an October 6 lecture. Third-year student Matthew Melton, a Navy SEAL veteran with combat medical experience, administered CPR and helped save the professor’s life.
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Arizona Superintendent-Elect Teresa Leyba Ruiz Outlines Agenda on Vouchers, Teacher Retention, and AI
Teresa Leyba Ruiz has been elected Arizona’s next Superintendent of Public Instruction, defeating State Treasurer Kimberly Yee in a race focused on public education funding and accountability. In her first detailed interview since the November 5 election results were certified, Ruiz outlined her immediate priorities for the Department of Education, including the closure of the controversial Empower Hotline, a push for greater transparency in the state’s expanded school voucher system, and new guidelines for artificial intelligence in classrooms. Ruiz emphasized that her administration will prioritize supporting public schools and stabilizing the teacher workforce over ideological litigation.
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'I'm not good enough', says Guardiola as Man City slump goes on
Pep Guardiola admitted he did not see Manchester City's staggering collapse in form coming after conceding twice late on to lose 2-1 to Manchester United on Sunday.
Goggia bags Beaver Creek Super-G win
Italy's Sofia Goggia stormed to a superb victory in the Super-G at Beaver Creek on Sunday, following up her second place finish in the downhill a day earlier with the 25th World Cup win of her career.
Hundreds feared dead on Mayotte after Cyclone Chido
A senior official said Sunday that the death toll from cyclone Chido's passage across Mayotte would be in the hundreds, perhaps even thousands, as France rushed in rescue workers and supplies.
Walsh, Smith and Hobson continue American record binge at short-course worlds
Gretchen Walsh set two more world records Sunday on the final evening of competition to take her tally to 10 at the short-course swimming World Championships in Budapest.
Last-gasp Bruun Larsen snatches point for Hoffenheim at Dortmund
Ex-Borussia Dortmund forward Jacob Bruun Larsen netted a last-gasp equaliser for Hoffenheim in a 1-1 draw at the home of his former club on Sunday.
'Moana 2' surfs to 3rd weekend lead in N.America theaters
"Moana 2," the Disney sequel about the seafaring adventures of a courageous young Polynesian girl, topped the North American box office again in its third weekend out, taking in $26.6 million, according to industry estimates.
Last-gasp Larsen snatches point for Hoffenheim at Dortmund
Ex-Borussia Dortmund forward Jacob Bruun Larsen netted a last-gasp equaliser for Hoffenheim in a 1-1 draw at the home of his former club on Sunday.
Gaza rescuers say Israeli strikes kill 22 Palestinians
Gaza's civil defence agency reported Sunday that Israeli strikes across the Palestinian territory had killed at least 22 people, including an Al Jazeera TV cameraman and three rescuers.
Man Utd late show deepens Man City crisis
Manchester United scored twice in the final three minutes to deepen Premier League champions Manchester City's crisis with a 2-1 win at the Etihad on Sunday.
Francis celebrates mega-mass in first-ever papal visit to Corsica
Pope Francis celebrated mass Sunday before a congregation of thousands in Corsica, a stronghold of the Catholic faith, the first-ever trip by a pontiff to the French Mediterranean island.
W.Africa bloc gives military leaders more time to stay
West African leaders from the regional group ECOWAS on Sunday gave three countries led by military governments six months to reconsider their decision to quit the bloc.
Assad's prisoner No 3006 tells his story
The Syrian military intelligence officers who detained Ghazi Mohammed al-Mohammed told him to forget his name and who he was.
'Definitely several hundred' killed as Cyclone Chido devastates Mayotte
Local authorities said Sunday that the likely death toll from cyclone Chido's passage across Mayotte was "definitely several hundred" though the disruption means reaching an exact count will be difficult.
Rashford, Garnacho dropped from Man Utd squad for derby
Manchester United manager Ruben Amorim said he "pays attention to everything" after dropping both Marcus Rashford and Alejandro Garnacho from his squad for Sunday's derby at Manchester City.
Brazil's Lula discharged from hospital following emergency surgery
Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva was discharged Sunday from a Sao Paulo hospital following emergency surgery last week to treat an intracranial hemorrhage.
Saracens exploit Stade's poor discipline as Treviso edge weakened Bath
Saracens, helped by the ill-discipline of Stade Francais, overcame a slow start to win 28-17 in the Champions Cup on Sunday, as Bath paid for rotating their squad, losing 22-21 away to Treviso.
W.Africa bloc meets as military rulers vow to quit
West African leaders from the regional group ECOWAS met on Sunday for a summit with three nation members led by military governments on the brink of quitting the bloc.
Atletico maintain hot streak with Getafe win
Alexander Sorloth earned Atletico Madrid an 11th straight victory with his goal sealing a 1-0 win over Getafe on Sunday in La Liga.
Norris comes from six behind to win Alfred Dunhill Championship
South African Shaun Norris, who began his final round six shots off the pace, fired a five under 67 on Sunday to win the European Tour's Alfred Dunhill Championship at Leopard Creek Country Club in Malelane.
Eastern DRC peace talks fail, Angola summit cancelled
A summit between the Democratic Republic of Congo and Rwanda was abruptly cancelled Sunday after the latest round of talks to end fighting in the eastern DRC deadlocked, dashing hopes for an immediate peace deal for the region torn apart by 30 years of conflict.
A week after Assad's fall, UN urges justice, not revenge
A week after a lightning rebel offensive toppled longtime leader Bashar al-Assad, the United Nations special envoy for Syria on Sunday called for justice to prevail, not revenge.
China badminton ace Shi wins second World Tour Finals title
China's Shi Yuqi blew away Denmark's Anders Antonsen to win the men's singles crown at the season-ending BWF World Tour Finals on Sunday as the hosts swept three titles.
Kristoffersen wins Val d'Isere slalom after Amiez crashes out
Henrik Kristoffersen extended his lead at the top of the overall World Cup standings with his first win of the season in the slalom at Val d'Isere on Sunday.
Premier League strugglers Wolves sack manager O'Neil
Wolverhampton Wanderers on Sunday sacked manager Gary O'Neil after a run of four straight Premier League defeats.
Wolves manager Gary O'Neil sacked: reports
Gary O'Neil has been sacked as head coach of struggling Wolves after four straight Premier League defeats, according to reports on Sunday.
DR Congo, Rwanda peace talks cancelled
Talks due Sunday between the leaders of Rwanda and the Democratic Republic of Congo to end conflict in the eastern DRC were called off after negotiations deadlocked, officials said.
Voice of 'The Lion King' returns for Disney prequel
Born into poverty in apartheid-era South Africa and propelled to Hollywood heights, Lebohang Morake became the voice of Disney's classic film "The Lion King" with his powerful Zulu cry.
Frenchman Amiez quickest in Val d'Isere slalom first run
French skier Steven Amiez set the fastest time in the first run of the Val d'Isere slalom on Sunday to put himself in with a fine chance of claiming his first World Cup podium place.
A week after Assad's fall, Syria faced with brutal legacy
A week after a lightning offensive toppled longtime leader Bashar al-Assad, Syrians are only beginning to scratch the surface of the atrocities committed under his rule, as the country's new rulers seek to reassure the international community.
At least 14 killed as Cyclone Chido devastates Mayotte
At least 14 people were killed in Mayotte when a fierce cyclone battered the French Indian Ocean territory, authorities said Sunday, with officials warning it will take days to know the full toll.
'Bali Nine' drug ring prisoners fly home to Australia
The five remaining members of the Australian "Bali Nine" drug ring flew home Sunday after 19 years in jail in Indonesia, ending an saga that had frayed relations between the two countries.
Head and Smith put Australia in control of third India Test
Twin century-makers Travis Head and Steve Smith put on a fourth-wicket partnership of 241 as Australia reached 405-7 at stumps on the second day of the third Test against India on Sunday.