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Roger Federer of Switzerland acknowledges the crowd after defeating Guillermo Garcia-Lopez of Spain during their second round singles match at Wimbledon, England on Wednesday. Roger Federer demonstrated why he is adored by center court but Maria Sharapova's return to Wimbledon's main stage turned sour on Wednesday as the Russian became the tournament's biggest casualty to date. Playing with a fluency that was missing in his first round victory, Federer strolled to a 6-2, 6-2, 6-4 win over Spain's Guillermo Garcia-Lopez. Ominously, Federer, who next faces Germany's Philipp Kohlschreiber, said there was still plenty to more to come from him. "I had to be solid and that's what I was," he said. "There are many rounds to pass and there will be guys who have nothing to lose against me. But I'm confident and I'm playing great."... [read full story]
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Rome, Italy (CNN) -- A plane with five people on board crashed shortly after take off Monday in northern Italy, an Italian Air Force official said. The C-130 J military plane exploded after crashing. All five crew members are...
The vicar of an Anglo-Catholic has received a threatening phone call warning him of violence if his parish goes over to Rome – and his church noticeboard has been defaced with the words “C of E No Pope” daubed across it in...
When we last left basic amazing columnist Peter King, he analyzed Bill Belichick’s decision to go for it on 4th and 2, which totally reminded me of this ONE TIME THE FACKIN’ RED SAWX AWLSO DID SOMETHING VERY SIMILAHHHHH AND I...
