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IOC Must Consider Postponing Or Canceling Tokyo Olympics Due To Coronavirus

IOC President Thomas Bach said Thursday he's "fully committed" to hosting the Summer Olympics in Tokyo, even though the coronavirus continues to wreck havoc internationally.

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Tom Brady has reportedly told people 'very close' to him that he is leaving the Patriots

• It's feeling more and more likely that Tom Brady has played his last snap as a New England Patriot. • NFL insider Jeff Darlington told ESPN's "Get Up" on Thursday morning that Brady had told people "very close" to him that he was "going somewhere else." • "We need to wrap our heads around the fact that it is far more likely than not that Tom Brady will not be back with the Patriots," Darlington said. • Should Brady decide to leave, Darlington cited the Titans, Raiders, and Buccaneers as potential landing spots for the future Hall of Famer. • Visit Business Insider's homepage for more stories. It's becoming more and more apparent that Tom Brady may not play out the final years of his career with the New England Patriots. • Read more: • The NFL's most mystifying backup quarterback would love stick with the Saints for at least one more season • These are 10 of the most controversial, offensive sports team names in history, and the stories of how they came about • Russell Wilson says he wants to follow in ...

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'We do a lot of crying': American couple in quarantine for coronavirus separated in Japan, US

It seemed like a dream vacation: Six months around Asia and Australia, including a stint on Princess Cruises' Diamond Princess. Then came coronavirus.

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Jon Bon Jovi teases Prince Harry music collaboration: 'We're doing it'

Fans might not have guessed that Jon Bon Jovi's next music collaboration would be with Prince Harry.

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Republican lawmakers express concerns about anticipated US-Taliban deal

Nearly two dozen Republican lawmakers have written to Secretary of State Mike Pompeo and Secretary of Defense Mark Esper to express "serious concerns" about the anticipated US-Taliban deal.

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