Best Canadian National Champions Podcasts (2025)

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36: Valentin Voronov - 9x Pro Canadian National Champion, U21 World Champion, Revolution TV, Growing Up in Russia, Challenges, Optimism and Wellness 38:28

7d ago38:28

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Valentin became a dear friend since we met. I haven’t met anyone in the dance world that’s as open to collaboration, trusts in the vision of a better dance world as him. I spent a few days with him and Anna in Columbus at Ohio Star Ball, where he was competing in ProAM with a student of his to bring joy to her performance. There was a balance betwe…

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Canada beats U.S. as patriotism hits the ice 16:50

10h ago16:50

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Canada beat the U.S. in overtime in the 4 Nations Face-Off final on Thursday, against a backdrop of tensions and threats about annexing Canada. Canadian sports columnist Bruce Arthur and American sports writer Greg Wyshynski talk about a game that brought patriotism to the ice.

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Trump wages war of words against Zelenskyy 20:12

11h ago20:12

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U.S. President Donald Trump has falsely claimed that Ukraine started the war with Russia — and called Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy a “dictator.” Guest host Peter Armstrong talks to The Wall Street Journal’s Yaroslav Trofimov about mounting tensions, and fears of wider war in Europe.

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Inside the family feud over control of Rupert Murdoch’s media empire 25:50

10h ago25:50

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Rupert Murdoch’s eldest sons, James and Lachlan, have spent much of their lives in a Succession-style battle to determine who would take over their father’s massive media empire which includes the likes of Fox News, Sky News and the Wall Street Journal. Now James has broken his family's code of silence in a scathing interview with The Atlantic’s Mc…

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P.E.I. Premier Dennis King’s shock resignation 8:07

10h ago8:07

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Dennis King resigned as premier of P.E.I. in a bombshell announcement Thursday, saying he felt he “had more runway behind me than I had in front of me.” Kerry Campbell, the CBC’s provincial affairs reporter for P.E.I., digs into what might have driven the decision — and what comes next.

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Survival, Success, and the Spirit of a Fighter: Clayton Pye Speaks - Part 1 31:19

10h ago31:19

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Send us a text In this episode of Wrestling with Goals, host Sean Gears reconnects with former athlete and now rising MMA fighter Clayton Pye. From his early days in high school wrestling to dominating the mats at Brock University, Clayton shares his incredible journey, the pivotal moments that shaped his career, and the challenges he overcame—incl…

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Americans exit UCL, Pulisic denies Conceicao rift, MLS turns 30 (Soccer 2/20) 1:07:24

13h ago1:07:24

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The Champions League delivered chaos, and Jimmy Conrad and Tony Meola are here to break it all down! AC Milan crash out in shocking fashion, and Christian Pulisic takes to social media to shut down rumors of a rift with Sergio Conceição (03:30). Charlie Davies joins the show to analyze Tim Weah and Weston McKennie’s performances in Juventus’ disapp…

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The North is open for business — but not for sale, say premiers 19:46

1d ago19:46

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Leaders in Canada’s North have a message for U.S. President Donald Trump: the North is not for sale. Matt Galloway talks to Yukon Premier Ranj Pillai, N.W.T. Premier R.J. Simpson, and Nunavut Premier P.J. Akeeagok about what they need from Ottawa to shore up Arctic sovereignty.

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Diana Matheson on the long road to women's pro soccer in Canada 9:29

1d ago9:29

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The first game is fast approaching for the Northern Super League, Canada's first ever women's professional soccer league. Soccer star and league co-founder Diana Matheson tells us about the work to get the six Canadian teams up and running — and how fans can show up to support them.

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Meet the 12-year-old flag football world champions from Montreal 15:59

1d ago15:59

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A kids’ team from Montreal are now world champions in flag football, an increasingly popular sport set for its Olympic debut in 2028. We meet coach Jamil Springer as well as Leah Kozubek and Jordel Springer, two young players brimming with confidence — who now have the diamond-studded championship rings to match.…

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Why do some Canadian cities still struggle with snow? 13:35

1d ago13:35

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Cities like Toronto, Montreal and Ottawa could be digging out for weeks after an enormous snowfall. Toronto city councillor Josh Matlow says his municipality needs a better snow plan than just waiting for spring to do the work — and, we look at whether technology that heats the streets could solve this problem for good.…

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What’s behind the rise of a far-right party in Germany? 11:36

1d ago11:36

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The Alternative for Germany (AfD) party is expected to make big gains in Germany’s election this weekend, in what could be the biggest result for a far-right party in that country since the Nazis. Journalist Richard Walker explains the rise of the AfD, and what's at stake in this election.

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Episode 216 - CanMNT stars SHINE in Champions League + MLS Preview, Stoney’s CanWNT DEBUT 58:33

1d ago58:33

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Ben, Alex, and Dunlop are back in the Northern Futbol Zoom room to break down the latest in Canadian soccer, starting with outstanding performances by Alphonso Davies and Alistair Johnston in the UEFA Champions League. They then dive into recently announced CanMNT friendlies against Wales and Romania before also taking on questions about a bright t…

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BJP Picks Rekha Gupta: Woman Driver For Delhi Double Engine 50:34

1d ago50:34

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Feel uneasy about flying? Here’s what safety experts say 9:37

2d ago9:37

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A string of recent plane crashes, including the Delta jet that flipped at Toronto’s Pearson airport, have left many people uneasy about air travel. But an aviation expert tells Matt Galloway that flying is actually safer than ever.

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U.S. eggs are so expensive it feels like ‘eating gold’ 15:43

2d ago15:43

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Egg prices are now so high in the U.S. that Ohio diner owner Denise McCarrick says it feels like her customers are eating gold. We look at how avian flu is helping to drive up those prices, plus what it means for business — and for breakfast — when omelettes become a luxury item.

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Sugarcane brings residential school horrors to Hollywood 27:10

2d ago27:10

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In the Oscar-nominated Canadian documentary Sugarcane, Julian Brave Noisecat investigates the horrific history of the residential school his family attended in B.C. He and his co-director Emily Kassie talk to Matt Galloway about a story a community was reluctant to tell, and their joy at seeing a portrait of Indigenous strength celebrated by Hollyw…

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Are Canadian politicians shifting strategy because of Trump? 20:10

2d ago20:10

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Donald Trump’s threats to annex Canada — and Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s resignation — may have shifted the political landscape in this country, with polls suggesting a shrinking lead for Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre. Matt Galloway digs into what that means for a potential federal election with Conservative commentator Kate Harrison, ND…

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SC Slams 'Beerbiceps', Time For Online Regulation? 25:43

3d ago25:43

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Trump’s halt to USAID means thousands will die: reporter 20:50

3d ago20:50

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The Trump administration's abrupt USAID funding freeze has created chaos in global humanitarian work, including efforts to fight diseases like HIV, tuberculosis, and malaria. The New York Times’ global health reporter Stephanie Nolen lays out the immediate and long-term impacts on people whose health depended on that aid.…

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What a historic land agreement means for Haida Gwaii 23:05

3d ago23:05

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The federal government has recognized the Haida Nation's Aboriginal title over the islands of Haida Gwaii. Matt Galloway visited the archipelago off the coast of B.C. last year, and spoke with three generations of a Haida family who have fought to protect their land and culture.

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Why students are missing more school 20:25

3d ago20:25

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The number of kids missing school has grown since the pandemic, causing alarm bells at school boards across Canada. We look at the complicated web of reasons that students can fall into chronic absenteeism, and what parents and teachers can do to help.

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McKennie and Weah shine in Derby d'Italia, CNL roster locks and contenders, Americans in UCL preview (Soccer 2/17) 1:00:35

4d ago1:00:35

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Jimmy Conrad, Charlie Davies, and Tony Meola break down the top-performing Americans from the weekend. Weston McKennie captained Juventus in a massive win over Inter (04:33), Daryl Dike made his long-awaited return, and Josh Sargent rescued Norwich—but what does it all mean for the USMNT (08:35)? Then, Jimmy names his 17 locks for the Concacaf Nati…

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Faceoff Over US Funding 24:58

4d ago24:58

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Time to push back on smartphone-based childhoods: psychologist Jonathan Haidt 27:57

4d ago27:57

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Jonathan Haidt says technology and social media have rewired our children’s brains, and taken a heavy toll on their mental health. In a conversation from December, the social psychologist spoke to Galloway about his blockbuster book The Anxious Generation and the dangers of a childhood spent on screens.…

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Vance’s remarks cast uncertain cloud over U.S.-European relations 12:39

4d ago12:39

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NATO leaders are shocked by U.S. Vice-President J.D. Vance's recent beratement of European allies at the pivotal Munich Security Conference. As the U.S. recedes, there are questions about who will fill the void as Russia continues to flex its influence around the world. Matt Galloway talks to Kerry Buck, former Canadian ambassador to NATO, about th…

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How to beat insomnia with cognitive behavioural therapy 20:03

4d ago20:03

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Faye Dickieson from Alberton, P.E.I., spent 35 years trying to conquer her insomnia with sleeping pills, but they never worked. What ended up helping was something she had never heard of — cognitive behavioural therapy. We hear from sleep experts about why it’s considered the best treatment for sleepless nights and how you can access it.…

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World’s top hockey teams battle it out at 4 Nations 12:32

4d ago12:32

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Tensions are high as Canada, the U.S., Finland and Sweden battle for supremacy at the star-studded 4 Nations Face-Off. Arpon Basu, editor-in-chief of the Athletic Montreal, says this best-on-best hockey exceeded his expectations and is a significant moment for Canadian pride. Today, Canada hits the ice with hopes of securing a spot in Thursday's ch…

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India gears up for Champions Trophy return | Squad analysis and predictions | India vs Pakistan clash 31:57

4d ago31:57

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Send us a text The Champions Trophy making its return after eight years ignites excitement and anticipation among cricket fans as Team India gears up for competition. In-depth analysis covers India’s squad selections, potential challenges, and predictions for group outcomes, highlighting key players to watch while examining past performances and ri…

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2nd Kumbh Related Stampede: Who Is Responsible For 'Mismanagement'? 25:28

5d ago25:28

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No Quick End To Ukraine-Russia War? 28:34

6d ago28:34

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Talk to your U.S. friends about Trump’s tariffs, says ex-PM Joe Clark 20:13

7d ago20:13

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Former Prime Minister Joe Clark is writing to his friends in the U.S., reminding them of their country’s long friendship with Canada. He’s urging other proud Canadians to rally around the flag and reach out to their American connections, because he says not everyone there supports U.S. President Donald Trump’s threats about tariffs or making Canada…

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Ontario election: Ford’s Washington trip and a ‘poor-taste joke’ 19:38

7d ago19:38

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Trump has dominated much of the discussion in Ontario’s provincial election, forcing issues like health care and housing to take a backseat. We discuss what’s been happening on the campaign trail, the imminent live debates, and why Premier Doug Ford called this snap election in the first place with our provincial politics panel: the CBC’s Mike Craw…

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The story behind Canada’s iconic maple leaf flag 6:24

7d ago6:24

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Canada’s flag is celebrating its 60th anniversary — at a time when Canadians are feeling especially patriotic. We dip into the archives to hear how the red-and-white maple leaf design came to be.

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Are saunas really good for your health? 24:24

7d ago24:24

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A sauna feels nice on a cold winter’s day — but what do we know for sure about the benefits? Matt Galloway talks to filmmaker Anna Hints about sauna culture and asks Dr. Peter Attia what sweating it out does for our health and longevity.

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Bruce Arena's Honest USMNT Take, McKennie’s Banger, & the Greatest Ever American UCL Goals (Soccer 2/13) 48:40

8d ago48:40

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Jimmy Conrad and Charlie Davies break down another thrilling week for Americans in the Champions League, headlined by Tim Weah and Weston McKennie stealing the show in Juventus’ win over PSV (03:10). McKennie got a special shoutout from Thiago Motta after the game, and his latest UCL banger sends Charlie down memory lane as he ranks his all-time fa…

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A call to boost Canada's productivity — and prosperity 20:35

8d ago20:35

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Some tech and business leaders are calling for radical change in Canada's economy to protect against Trump’s tariffs and other future threats. Matt Galloway talks to entrepreneur and former Shopify executive Daniel Debow, who is part of a new group called Build Canada; and Benjamin Bergen, president of the Council of Canadian Innovators.…

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What’s life like for young adults stuck living with mom and dad? 20:54

8d ago20:54

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The high cost of housing (and life in general) is forcing many young people to move back in with their parents, if they ever moved out in the first place. Maclean's journalist Claire Gagne looks at what that means for both the young adults stuck in their childhood bedrooms, and their parents’ hopes and dreams for retirement — and perhaps an empty n…

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Will Ukraine be sidelined in peace negotiations with Russia? 12:12

8d ago12:12

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U.S. Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth said that it’s “unrealistic” that Ukraine will regain key land taken by Russia or join NATO as part of any peace settlement. We hear how Ukrainians are reacting to that news, and whether Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy will be sidelined after U.S. President Donald Trump’s pledge that peace negotiations wi…

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Why Trump has South Africa in his sights 11:48

8d ago11:48

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U.S. President Donald Trump seems preoccupied with South Africa. He’s offered asylum to white farmers who say they’re facing racial discrimination there, is skipping the G20 in Johannesburg and has restricted all aid to the country. The Globe and Mail's Africa Correspondent Geoffrey York explains why Trump has South Africa in his sights — and how m…

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Gill shines with a century as India sweeps series 3-0 against England | India vs England 3rd ODI 2025 25:47

8d ago25:47

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Send us a text India clinches the series with a dominant overall performance against England, highlighted by stellar innings from Shubman Gill, Virat Kohli, and Shreyas Iyer. The episode dives into the insights behind individual performances, bowling tactics, and looks ahead to challenges for the Champions Trophy. • Shubman Gill shines with a centu…

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Is recycling actually good for the environment? 12:53

9d ago12:53

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A new state-of-the-art recycling centre in Montreal aims to make the process easier, and hopefully greener. We look at how effective recycling actually is — and whether it inadvertently leads consumers to create more waste.

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Born without an ear, she grew up feeling like a puzzle to be solved 24:26

9d ago24:26

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Kate Gies was born missing an ear, and underwent more than a dozen surgeries by the time she was 13. In her new memoir, It Must be Beautiful to be Finished, she writes about growing up feeling that her body was always something that needed to be fixed — and why she finally said enough was enough.

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Why some cities are hiring doctors — and taking on the paperwork 20:25

9d ago20:25

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Some Canadian cities are hiring family doctors as municipal employees, taking over the paperwork so the physicians can focus on their patients. Could this novel model help to ease the family doctor shortage across Canada?

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Turns out whale song and baby talk have something in common 11:51

9d ago11:51

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Parents may pleasantly puzzle over the “goos” and “gahs” that their babies make, but now researchers say that baby talk shares patterns with the songs of humpback whales. What can that teach us about how children learn to talk, and how language evolves more broadly?

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Episode 215 - CanMNT stars debut + are Cavalry CONCACAF's best team? 42:47

10d ago42:47

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The full trio of Alex, Ben and Brendan are back this week, diving into everything Canadian soccer. They start with Casey Stoney's first #CanWNT squad, and then dive into how the tensions between Canada and the United States could impact Canadian sports and Canada Soccer's plans moving forward in the next four years. After that, they look at the deb…

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Concern as Google ends ban on AI weapons 20:16

10d ago20:16

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Google’s parent company Alphabet has reversed a longstanding promise against using AI to develop weapons and surveillance tools. As world leaders gather in Paris to talk about responsible AI development, we look at what role Canada can play in regulating this rapidly advancing technology.

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Steel, aluminum tariffs will ‘make America more expensive’ again 20:09

10d ago20:09

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Tariffs on steel and aluminum will impact steelworkers in Sault Ste. Marie, but the city’s Mayor Matthew Shoemaker says they’re also a surefire way of “making America more expensive again.” Matt Galloway talks to Shoemaker and international trade lawyer John Veroneau about what U.S. President Donald Trump is trying to achieve, and what happened whe…

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From politics to logistics, what will it take to rebuild Gaza? 24:45

10d ago24:45

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Israel’s bombardment has left much of Gaza in rubble, and now President Donald Trump is proposing the U.S. should take over the enclave — with no right of return for Palestinians. We discuss what it will take to rebuild Gaza, from fraught politics to the sheer logistics of contending with so much destruction.…

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Hitman slams century to help India win the series | India vs England | 2nd ODI 2025 23:06

10d ago23:06

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Send us a text India secures the series against England with a commanding chase of 305 runs, showcasing standout performances and providing insights into player forms ahead of the Champions Trophy. Key moments include Rohit Sharma's return to form, Kohli's struggles, and the significant batting contributions from the lower order. • Rohit Sharma's s…

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