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Emma Raducanu secured a decisive win over Naomi Osaka at the D.C. Open, showcasing her improved serve and strategy. She will now face Maria Sakkari in the quarterfinals.

Emma Raducanu beats Naomi Osaka at the DC Open to win their first matchup

Emma Raducanu dominated Naomi Osaka with a 6-4, 6-2 victory at the D.C. Open. Raducanu's improved serve made a significant impact in the match, which was highly anticipated between two former U.S. Open champions.

Raducanu Tops Osaka at D.C. Open

Emma Raducanu defeated Naomi Osaka 6-4, 6-2 at the D.C. Open, demonstrating strong serving and strategic play. Up next, Raducanu will face Maria Sakkari in the quarterfinals.

Washington, Jul 25 (AP) - In a highly anticipated clash at the D.C. Open, Emma Raducanu took control of her first career meeting with Naomi Osaka, securing a commanding 6-4, 6-2 win. This match brought together two former U.S. Open champions, showcasing Raducanu's impressive skill and composure.
"I did feel it had a bit of extra," Raducanu commented on Thursday. "It's a match that many people were discussing beforehand. Knowing that going into the match, I found myself enjoying the challenge of facing a strong opponent with all the attention on the match. I'm very satisfied with how I managed to perform against a four-time Grand Slam champion." Raducanu, who made history as the first qualifier to win a Grand Slam at the U.S. Open in 2021, demonstrated resilience by saving the only two break points she faced and successfully breaking Osaka's serve three times.
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That was some performance 👏<a href="https://twitter.com/EmmaRaducanu?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">@EmmaRaducanu</a> defeats Osaka 6-4, 6-2 to secure her place in the quarterfinals once again in DC!<a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/MubadalaCitiDCOpen?src=hash&amp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#MubadalaCitiDCOpen</a> <a href="https://t.co/kTzKAXM0zg">pic.twitter.com/kTzKAXM0zg</a>
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"I'm serving better, which makes a significant difference. My returns have always been decent, but a strong serve adds another dimension to my game," Raducanu explained. "It allows me to start points more effectively, utilize my forehand, and take control of the play." Osaka struggled with seven double-faults, which affected her rhythm.
"I feel like I was playing quite well from the baseline," said Osaka, who has won the U.S. Open and Australian Open twice each. "However, there were instances where she managed to return one more shot than I expected, leaving me waiting." Currently ranked 46th, Raducanu is set to face Maria Sakkari in the quarterfinals. Sakkari triumphed over No. 2 seed Emma Navarro on Wednesday.
Veteran Venus Williams, a seven-time Grand Slam singles winner, was scheduled to play against Magdalena Frech in a night match. In men's play on Thursday at the Washington hard-court tournament, notable winners included No. 4 seed Ben Shelton, No. 7 Alex de Minaur, No. 8 Daniil Medvedev, No. 12 Alejandro Davidovich Fokina, and No. 14 Brandon Nakashima. (AP) PDS PDS
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Two Indian-origin individuals, Vikesh Patel and Asra Hussain Raza, tragically lost their lives in a midair collision between an Army helicopter and an American Airlines jetliner near Washington D.C.

Two Indian-origin persons among victims of US air crash

Two Indian-origin individuals, Vikesh Patel and Asra Hussain Raza, tragically lost their lives in a midair collision between an Army helicopter and an American Airlines jetliner near Washington D.C.

At least two Indian-origin persons are among the 67 people killed in a midair collision between an Army helicopter and a jetliner at Washington's Ronald Reagan National Airport, according to media reports.
Vikesh Patel, a GE Aerospace engineer and Asra Hussain Raza, a Washington DC-based consultant were on the doomed American Airlines flight 5342 that collided with the Army helicopter as it approached the airport on Wednesday night.
Patel, from Greater Cincinnati, had recently switched jobs at the company and was an MRO Transformational Leader who travelled around the country, according to his LinkedIn page.
In a statement to FOX19, Larry Culp, chairman and CEO of GE Aerospace, which is headquartered in Evendale, identified the employee on Thursday night as Patel.
&ldquo;This is a tragedy not only for our industry but also for the GE Aerospace team as one of our cherished colleagues, Vikesh Patel, was onboard the flight,&rdquo; Culp said.
&ldquo;Our hearts are with his family and all those impacted by this horrific accident.&rdquo;
He worked for GE Aerospace for more than a decade in several roles, including Engine Assembly Engineer, Production Planner, Senior Operations Manager, Lean Transformation Coach and most recently Site Leader before his position changed. &nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; The collision is the deadliest aviation disaster in the US since 2001. &nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; Raza, 26, was one of several victims killed, her father-in-law, Dr. Hashim Raza, told CNN. &nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; A daughter of Indian immigrants, Raza graduated with honours in 2020 from Indiana University and married her college sweetheart in August 2023, Hashim said. &nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; Raza was a Washington, DC-based consultant who travelled to Wichita twice a month to work on a turnaround project for a hospital there, her father-in-law said.
She would often call him at the end of his late emergency room shifts to make sure he stayed awake on the drive home, he told CNN. &nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; "She went out of her way for everybody,&rdquo; her father-in-law said. &nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; Raza's husband said his wife texted him that she was about to land, but by the time he got to the airport to pick her up, his life had changed forever. &nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; &ldquo;She said, &lsquo;We&rsquo;re landing in 20 minutes,&rsquo;&rdquo; Hamaad Raza said. That was the last thing he heard from his wife. &nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; &ldquo;I was waiting and I started seeing a bunch of EMS vehicles speeding past me, like way too many than normal, and two, my texts weren&rsquo;t going through,&rdquo; Hamaad was quoted as saying by NBCwashington. &nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; &ldquo;It&rsquo;s just, feels crazy that it happened to us, to be honest,&rdquo; he said. &nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; &ldquo;I mean, it&rsquo;s like you see these things happen in the news, you see them happen in other countries. And then, I show up at the airport, and my wife&rsquo;s not responding, and I look on Twitter and I see that it&rsquo;s her flight.&rdquo; &nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; He said he&rsquo;s been surrounded by loved ones who are all devastated by the tragic and unexpected loss.

One man was killed and five others were wounded in a shooting Monday night in Northeast Washington, the Metropolitan Police Department said. 

Washington: 1 dead, 5 wounded in shooting in US

The circumstances of the shooting, including whether the victims even knew each other, were being investigated.

One man was killed and five others were wounded in a shooting Monday night in Northeast Washington, the Metropolitan Police Department said.
The circumstances of the shooting, including whether the victims even knew each other, were being investigated, Police Chief Robert J. Contee III told reporters.
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The shooting occurred outside an apartment building located at 15th and F Streets Northeast, Contee said.
All the victims were adult males, Contee said, and those wounded were being treated at area hospitals.

As US President Joe Biden hosts India at the first in-person QUAD Summit, we look at some of the key issues on the agenda for India? With AUKUS coming in as the alliance focussed on security, will the QUAD alliance consisting of Japan, Australia, US and India be able to counter Chinese aggression in the region? Will AUKUS reduce QUAD to soft power diplomacy? PM Modi's visit to the United States comes at a time of political flux in the region with Afghanistan being taken over by an interim Taliban government. Will America address the issue of its exit from Afghanistan that has left the region in turmoil? How will the Biden administration respond to India's strategic position in maintaining peace in the region. For all this and more watch this week's episode of News Guru as Former Foreign Secretary Kanwal Sibal, geo strategist Dr. Brahma Chellaney and Vikram Chandra discuss Prime Minister Modi's meeting with US President Joe Biden in the backdrop of the QUAD Summit.

News Guru| PM Modi in US for Quad Summit: New fillip to US-India alliance?

As US President Joe Biden hosts India at the first in-person QUAD Summit, we look at some of the key issues on the agenda for India? With AUKUS coming in as the alliance focused on security, will the QUAD alliance consisting of Japan, Australia, US and India be able to counter Chinese aggression in the region? Will AUKUS reduce QUAD to soft power diplomacy? PM Modi's visit to the United States comes at a time of political flux in the region with Afghanistan being taken over by an interim Taliban government. Will America address the issue of its exit from Afghanistan that has left the region in turmoil? How will the Biden administration respond to India's strategic position in maintaining peace in the region. For all this and more watch this week's episode of News Guru as Former Foreign Secretary Kanwal Sibal, geo strategist Dr. Brahma Chellaney and Vikram Chandra discuss Prime Minister Modi's meeting with US President Joe Biden in the backdrop of the QUAD Summit.

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As US President Joe Biden hosts India at the first in-person QUAD Summit, we look at some of the key issues on the agenda for India? With AUKUS coming in as the alliance focussed on security, will the QUAD alliance consisting of Japan, Australia, US and India be able to counter Chinese aggression in the region? Will AUKUS reduce QUAD to soft power diplomacy? PM Modi's visit to the United States comes at a time of political flux in the region with Afghanistan being taken over by an interim Taliban government. Will America address the issue of its exit from Afghanistan that has left the region in turmoil? How will the Biden administration respond to India's strategic position in maintaining peace in the region. For all this and more watch this week's episode of News Guru as Former Foreign Secretary Kanwal Sibal, geo strategist Dr. Brahma Chellaney and Vikram Chandra discuss Prime Minister Modi's meeting with US President Joe Biden in the backdrop of the QUAD Summit.

"Joints for Jabs" is officially now a thing!&nbsp;But not in India. In Washington.&nbsp;The state's Liquor and Cannabis Board says licensed adult-use marijuana retail shops can give away a single pre-rolled joint to anyone over 21 who gets a shot at an on-site vaccine clinic held by July 12.&nbsp;
The board has already allowed breweries, wineries and restaurants to offer free drinks in exchange for proof of vaccination. Other incentives being offered in Washington include free sports tickets and prize money of up to $1 million.The idea is to persuade more people to get vaccinated, and help control the deadly virus.
But this isn't the first time. In Arizona, the Mint Cannabis Dispensary partnered with a medical group to offer free, onsite vaccinations at its three Phoenix vaccination locations. Those who were vaccinated at the clinics and 21 years of age or older received a free pre-rolled joint and an edible cannabis gummy. They called the initiative &ldquo;Snax for Vaxx.&rdquo;

Joints for jabs: Washington incentivises vaccine jabs by giving away pre-rolled joints

"Joints for Jabs" is legit! Washington offers free weed for those who get the Covid&nbsp;vaccine.

"Joints for Jabs" is officially now a thing!&nbsp;But not in India. In Washington.&nbsp; The state's Liquor and Cannabis Board says licensed adult-use marijuana retail shops can give away a single pre-rolled joint to anyone over 21 who gets a shot at an on-site vaccine clinic held by July 12.&nbsp;
The board has already allowed breweries, wineries and restaurants to offer free drinks in exchange for proof of vaccination. Other incentives being offered in Washington include free sports tickets and prize money of up to $1 million. The idea is to persuade more people to get vaccinated, and help control the deadly virus.
But this isn't the first time. In Arizona, the Mint Cannabis Dispensary partnered with a medical group to offer free, onsite vaccinations at its three Phoenix vaccination locations. Those who were vaccinated at the clinics and 21 years of age or older received a free pre-rolled joint and an edible cannabis gummy. They called the initiative &ldquo;Snax for Vaxx.&rdquo;

Despite 'stay home' warnings from Washington D.C. officials, people flocked to the nation's capital to catch a glimpse of the blossoming cherry trees.
This is the second time in a row that the National Cherry Blossom Festival is discouraging people from coming to see the event in-person.
Instead, it is pushing people to take part in virtual activities amid the Covid-19 pandemic. While some people were seen with face masks, others seemed to flout the norms.

Visitors flock to see Washington D.C.'s cherry blossoms despite warnings

Despite 'stay home' warnings from Washington D.C. officials, people flocked to the nation's capital to catch a glimpse of the blossoming cherry trees.

Despite 'stay home' warnings from Washington D.C. officials, people flocked to the nation's capital to catch a glimpse of the blossoming cherry trees.
This is the second time in a row that the National Cherry Blossom Festival is discouraging people from coming to see the event in-person.
Instead, it is pushing people to take part in virtual activities amid the Covid-19 pandemic. While some people were seen with face masks, others were seen flouting the norms.

It was a moment of pure joy for two giant pandas in their enclosure at the Smithsonian National Zoo in Washington, D.C. as the region was hit by snowfall.&nbsp;The two pandas were seen frolicking, sliding and doing somersaults as they explored the snowy landscapes.&nbsp;The visuals, shared by the zoo's Twitter handle have left everyone delighted.

Pure joy: giant pandas have fun in the snow in Washington, D.C.

Mei Xiang and Tian Tian, two giant pandas seemed to have a blast in the snow at their enclosure in Smithsonian National Zoo

Pure joy: giant pandas have fun in the snow in Washington D.C.

It was a moment of pure joy for two giant pandas in their enclosure at the Smithsonian National Zoo in Washington, D.C. as the region was hit by snowfall.&nbsp;The two pandas were seen frolicking, sliding and doing somersaults as they explored the snowy landscapes.&nbsp;The visuals, shared by the zoo's Twitter handle have left everyone delighted.

US Judge rejects request to block TikTok ban

A US Judge has rejected a request to block a ban on video-sharing app TikTok, set to go into effect from Sunday night in the US.

A US Judge has rejected a request to block a ban on video-sharing app TikTok, set to go into effect from Sunday night in the US. Three creators on the platform filed a request that was denied by a Pennsylvanian Judge since they reportedly failed to prove they would suffer "immediate, irreparable harm" if the ban went into effect. The judge went on to say that since the app would remain functional for those that had already downloaded it, the creators would still have access to their platform and source of revenue. It's worth noting that a separate judge in Washington D.C. is expected to decide today on whether to block the Trump administration's TikTok ban or not.

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