U.S. moves to quarterfinals after 2-0 win over Colombia
The U.S. beat Colombia 2-0 Monday in the round of 16 in the 2015 FIFA Women’s World Cup in Edmonton, Canada. They now advance to the quarterfinals.
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U.S. beats Nigeria 1-0 in Women’s World Cup
A 1-0 victory over Nigeria gave the U.S. a first-place finish in its group in the Women’s World Cup, taking place in Vancouver. The U.S. is ranked second in the world behind Germany.
U.S. defeats Australia in 2015 Women’s World Cup match
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Texas gunmen identified, “Golden Week” in Japan, the festival of Buddha Purnima | May 4
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World Women’s Curling Championship
The World Women’s Curling Championship took place March 14 to 22 in Sapporo, Japan. Switzerland defeated Canada 5-3 and won the championship title.
Exploring the oil sands of Alberta, Canada
Reuters photographer Todd Korol examines the oil sands industry in Alberta.
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Oregon school shooting, new Israeli president, South Korean ferry captain begins trial | June 10
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Russia-Crimea treaty signing, fire-breathing, more Holi celebrations | March 18
Russian President Vladimir Putin and two Crimean leaders signed the treaty making Crimea part of Russia, Indian Sikh youths performed fire-breathing, Holi celebrations marking the start of spring continued, and more in today’s daily brief.
Sochi Olympics Day 18: Canada beats Sweden, 3-0, to take gold in men’s ice hockey
The Canadian men’s ice hockey team blanked Sweden, 3-0, to win gold. In other Olympics results, Russia won gold in the four-man bobsled event, while Russia’s Alexander Legkov claimed gold in the men’s cross-country 50 km mass start free event.