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Japan to Invest $68 Billion in India

Japan plans a 10 trillion yen ($68 billion) investment in India over 10 years, exceeding a prior 5 trillion yen, 5-year goal, to boost economic ties and counter China's influence in the Indo-Pacific.

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Industry, Innovation, and Infrastructure
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Dodgers Sweep Padres, Reclaim First Place in NL West

The Los Angeles Dodgers won three games against the San Diego Padres, reclaiming a first-place tie in the NL West after a four-game losing streak. The series saw strong pitching from Clayton Kershaw, timely hitting from the Dodgers, and key errors by the Padres. The teams will meet again in San Dieg...

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Ohtani's 100th Homer Powers Angels Past Dodgers

On Monday, the Los Angeles Angels defeated the Los Angeles Dodgers 7-4, with Shohei Ohtani hitting his 100th career home run and Yoshinobu Yamamoto suffering his worst MLB start, giving up six runs in 4-2/3 innings.

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MLB Umpire Jen Pawol Makes History

Jen Pawol made history on Saturday as the first woman to umpire an MLB regular season game in Atlanta, working first base during the Braves-Marlins doubleheader and receiving widespread praise for her performance and the historic nature of the event.

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Gender Equality
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Teen Artist's Custom Cleats for MLB Star Highlight Growing Success

15-year-old Evan Taveras, known on social media as EvanTheArtist, designed custom cleats for MLB player Starling Marte as a Father's Day gift, showcasing his growing artistic success in the sports world and his philanthropic efforts.

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Ohtani Leads Tight NL MVP Race Based on TPRAA

Based on "Tru" Player Runs Above Average (TPRAA) through July 31st, Shohei Ohtani leads the NL MVP race with 33.8 TPRAA, followed by Fernando Tatis Jr. (29.9 TPRAA), Juan Soto (28.8 TPRAA), Pete Crow-Armstrong (26.5 TPRAA), and Kyle Tucker (21.4 TPRAA).

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ESPN Launches Streaming App, Secures MLB Digital Rights

ESPN launched a \$30/month streaming app today, securing MLB's out-of-market and five teams' local game digital rights for three years, addressing financial struggles of smaller franchises after regional sports network collapses, while forgoing a previous \$550 million annual national deal.

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Braves' Baldwin Leads NL Rookie of the Year Race

Atlanta Braves catcher Drake Baldwin, the front-runner for the National League Rookie of the Year award, sat out Wednesday's game against a left-handed pitcher; his August performance includes a .324 batting average, .861 OPS, two home runs, and 11 RBIs, putting him ahead in the race.

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Jen Pawol Makes History as First Female MLB Umpire

Jen Pawol made history on Saturday as the first female umpire in a Major League Baseball regular-season game between the Atlanta Braves and Miami Marlins, receiving a warm welcome from players, fans, and the commissioner, and displaying confidence and skill during the game.

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Gender Equality
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Japanese Business Confidence Plummets Amidst U.S. Tariff Uncertainty

A Kyodo News survey reveals that only 33 percent of major Japanese firms believe the domestic economy is growing, down from 71 percent in January, due to concerns over U.S. tariffs; 68 percent of firms expressed concern.

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Decent Work and Economic Growth
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Ke'Bryan Hayes Traded to Cincinnati Reds

Gold Glove-winning third baseman Ke'Bryan Hayes was traded from the Pittsburgh Pirates to the Cincinnati Reds on July 30th, bringing an end to his 10-year tenure with the Pirates, as the Reds aim to improve their playoff position, while the Pirates embark on a long-term rebuilding process.

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Padres Acquire Star Reliever Mason Miller in Blockbuster Trade

The Oakland A's traded star reliever Mason Miller and starter JP Sears to the San Diego Padres for top prospect Leo De Vries and other prospects; the Padres aim to bolster their playoff push, while the A's focus on rebuilding.

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