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The Texas women's volleyball team is seeking its second consecutive national championship when they

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The Israelis have told the U.S. that the current phase of their offensive against Hamas, with heavy

Israel tells U.S. its current phase of heavy fighting likely to finish in 2-3 weeks, two officials say