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Fallout from cyberattack on check-in systems at 3 European airports continues for 2nd day

BRUSSELS (AP) — Fallout from a cyberattack that affected check-in systems at several European airports extended into a second full day on Sunday, as passengers faced dozens of cancelled and delayed flights and airport teams scrambled to limit the damage to travel plans. Starting late Friday, major airports in Brussels, London and Berlin were hit

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The AP Top 25 Fared

No. 1 Ohio St. (3-0) did not play. Next: at Washington, Saturday. No. 2 Penn St. (3-0) did not play. Next: vs. No. 6 Oregon, Saturday. No. 3 LSU (4-0) beat SE Louisiana 56-10. Next: at No. 13 Mississippi, Saturday. No. 4 Miami (4-0) beat Florida 26-7. Next: at No. 7 Florida St., TBA. No.

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AP-Scorecard

TODAY’S SPORTS SCHEDULE ___ INTERLEAGUE Final Pittsburgh 11 Athletics 0 Final Atlanta 6 Detroit 2 Final San Diego 3 Chicago White Sox 2 Final Colorado 3 L.A. Angels 1 Final Miami 4 Texas 2 ___ AMERICAN LEAGUE Final Minnesota 6 Cleveland 2 Final Toronto 8 Kansas City 5 Final N.Y. Yankees 7 Baltimore 1 Final

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Iowa Daybook

Associated Press Iowa Daybook for Sunday, Sep. 21. The daybook is for planning purposes only and is not intended for publication or broadcast. You should verify any event you plan to cover. Please keep the AP in mind when news develops. The Des Moines bureau is reachable at 515-243-3281. Send daybook items to iowa@applanner.com. To

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Nebraska Daybook

Associated Press Nebraska Daybook for Sunday, Sep. 21. The daybook is for planning purposes only and is not intended for publication or broadcast. You should verify any event you plan to cover. Please keep the AP in mind when news develops. The Omaha bureau is reachable at 402-391-0031. Send daybook items to Nebraska@applanner.com. To see

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Missouri Daybook

Associated Press Missouri Daybook for Sunday, Sep. 21. The daybook is for planning purposes only and is not intended for publication or broadcast. You should verify any event you plan to cover. Please keep the AP in mind when news develops. The Missouri bureau is reachable at 816-421-4844. Send daybook items to Missouri@applanner.com. To see

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Kansas Daybook

Associated Press Kansas Daybook for Sunday, Sep. 21. The daybook is for planning purposes only and is not intended for publication or broadcast. You should verify any event you plan to cover. Please keep the AP in mind when news develops. The Kansas City bureau is reachable at 816-421-4844. Send daybook items to Kansas@applanner.com. To

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UK, Australia and Canada recognize a Palestinian state, prompting anger from Israel

By PAN PYLAS Associated Press LONDON (AP) — The U.K., Australia and Canada formally recognized a Palestinian state on Sunday, prompting an angry response from Israel, which ruled out the prospect. The coordinated initiative from the three Commonwealth nations and longtime allies reflects growing outrage at Israel’s conduct of the war in Gaza and the

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Dozens arrested and hurt in clashes with police near Philippine presidential palace

By JIM GOMEZ, JOEAL CALUPITAN and AARON FAVILA Associated Press MANILA, Philippines (AP) — Philippine police arrested 49 people suspected of hurling rocks, bottles and fire bombs at officers and blocking heavily guarded roads and bridges leading to the presidential palace Sunday while a peaceful anti-corruption rally took place in the capital, officials and witnesses

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Sports Betting Line

By The Associated Press NFL Monday FAVORITE OPEN TODAY O/U UNDERDOG at BALTIMORE 5½ 5½ (53½) Detroit College Football Thursday FAVORITE OPEN TODAY O/U UNDERDOG at EAST CAROLINA 3½ 3½ (53½) Army Friday FAVORITE OPEN TODAY O/U UNDERDOG Florida State 9½ 6½ (57½) at VIRGINIA at ARIZONA STATE 1½ 2½ (55½) TCU Houston 9½ 11½

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National League Leaders

NATIONAL LEAGUE BATTING_T.Turner, Philadelphia, .305; Hoerner, Chicago, .299; Frelick, Milwaukee, .294; F.Freeman, Los Angeles, .292; Perdomo, Arizona, .290; Burleson, St. Louis, .289; Arraez, San Diego, .287; Turang, Milwaukee, .286; Ohtani, Los Angeles, .283; Donovan, St. Louis, .282. RUNS_Ohtani, Los Angeles, 141; J.Soto, New York, 117; Lindor, New York, 112; Tatis, San Diego, 108; Schwarber, Philadelphia,

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American League Leaders

AMERICAN LEAGUE BATTING_Judge, New York, .326; Ja.Wilson, Athletics, .315; Bichette, Toronto, .311; Springer, Toronto, .305; Peña, Houston, .304; Y.Díaz, Tampa Bay, .302; V.Guerrero, Toronto, .299; Witt, Kansas City, .292; M.Garcia, Kansas City, .285; Kirk, Toronto, .285. RUNS_Judge, New York, 130; Raleigh, Seattle, 107; Ju.Rodríguez, Seattle, 103; Springer, Toronto, 101; J.Ramírez, Cleveland, 100; Witt, Kansas City,

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Trump officials praise Charlie Kirk’s faith and his mark on the conservative movement

By JONATHAN J. COOPER, EUGENE GARCIA, AAMER MADHANI and MEG KINNARD Associated Press GLENDALE, Ariz. (AP) — President Donald Trump praised Charlie Kirk as a “great American hero” and “martyr” for freedom as he and other prominent conservatives gathered Sunday evening to honor the slain conservative political activist whose work they say they must now

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Pentagon steps up media restrictions, now requiring approval before reporting even unclassified info

By MORGAN LEE Associated Press The Pentagon says it will require credentialed journalists at the military headquarters to sign a pledge to refrain from reporting information that has not been authorized for release — including unclassified information. Journalists who don’t abide by the policy risk losing credentials that provide access to the Pentagon, under a

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After cuts to food stamps, Trump administration ends government’s annual report on hunger in America

By PAUL WISEMAN AP Economics Writer WASHINGTON (AP) — The Trump administration is ending the federal government’s annual report on hunger in America, stating that it had become “overly politicized” and “rife with inaccuracies.” The decision comes two and a half months after President Donald Trump signed legislation sharply reducing food aid to the poor.

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