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The activist group "Free Palestine Philly" is organizing a boycott of Jewish-owned restaurants in Philadelphia, claiming their owners support Israel's actions in Gaza, which has drawn condemnation from the...

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Pope Leo tells Villanova, Notre Dame players he stays neutral

Pope Leo became the first pontiff to address a college basketball team, telling Villanova and Notre Dame players he remains neutral in their rivalry. This unprecedented visit highlights his effort to support...

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LeBron James, Tyrese Maxey lead 76ers past Knicks 98-93

LeBron James and Tyrese Maxey led the Philadelphia 76ers to a 98-93 victory over the New York Knicks, with Maxey scoring 27 points and James contributing key plays down the stretch. This win bolsters the...

Al Jazeera · · 2 min read

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