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Hong Kong's Jimmy Lai Gets 20 Years in Prison for National Security Crimes — Carl Court/Getty Images via Getty Images

Hong Kong Politics · Hong Kong

Hong Kong's Jimmy Lai Gets 20 Years in Prison for National Security Crimes

39% Center coverage: 152 sources

Pro-democracy campaigner Jimmy Lai has been sentenced to 20 years in prison after being convicted of national security offences in Hong Kong. See the Story

Sydney police deploy pepper spray as Israeli president's visit sparks protests — REUTERS / FLAVIO BRANCALEONE

Australia Politics · Sydney

Sydney police deploy pepper spray as Israeli president's visit sparks protests

49% Left coverage: 35 sources

Canada wins bronze medal in women’s freeski slopestyle — Hannah Peters/Getty Images via Getty Images

Olympics · Canada

Canada wins bronze medal in women’s freeski slopestyle

67% Left coverage: 27 sources

Megan Oldham wasn’t going to let a painful crash stop her from achieving her Olympic dream. The Canadian had a hard fall on her second of three runs in the women’s freeski slopestyle final on Monday, but Oldham knew she had to give it one more shot to try to get on the podium.See the Story

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