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NFL · BuffaloORCHARD PARK, N.Y. (AP) — Bills receiver Keon Coleman is in the doghouse again, with the second-year player listed as inactive for Buffalo’s game against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers on Sunday. It’s the second time coach Sean McDermott has sent a message to Coleman this season. He was benched for the first series in a 23-20 loss [...]See the Story
Bills WR Keon Coleman's Struggles Lead to Him Being Inactive vs. Buccaneers
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Donald Trump · NigeriaABUJA: The Federal Government on Wednesday vehemently pushed back against what it called the "dangerous and inaccurate" Christian genocide narrative spearheaded by United States President, Donald Trump, saying Nigeria does not need foreign troops on its soil, but targeted support from its partners and allies.See the Story
Nigeria: Genocide - Nigeria Rejects U.S. Troops, Says Trump's Narrative Fueling More Violence
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