Biles by miles: Gymnast Simone Biles claims record 5th world title

Japan: Emma McKeon becomes the most decorated Australian athlete with 7 swimming medals

Biles out of team event as Russians beat U.S. to gold

Olympics-Biles to compete in balance beam final

Indian teenager Praggnanandhaa becomes world chess champion at 16

Meghan Markle becomes first modern royal to vote in U.S. presidential election

Need for speed! 93-y/o Japanese ex-taxi driver becomes YouTube legend at racing games

Female trainer becomes camel wrestling sensation in Turkey

Syrian refugee becomes mayor of a German village

Luxembourg becomes first country with free public transportation⁣

Tom Brady becomes minority owner of Birmingham City

Tyler Perry becomes first black American to own a studio outright

'I'm not stopping now!' - Ellen White becomes England women's all-time top scorer

Apple becomes first company to hit $3 trillion market value, then slips

Dwayne Johnson becomes Instagram's most-followed man in America

Malacia becomes first signing of Man United's ten Hag era

Welch becomes first female referee appointed to EFL match

Rivers becomes fourth state to launch e-passport

Nadal becomes a new team owner in the world’s first all-electric raceboat championship

Banksy's 'Show me the Monet' fetches nearly $10m, becomes his 2nd most expensive artwork

Simone Biles Gets CANDID About Olympics 'Twisties'

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Simone Biles Addresses Husband’s Controversial Interview

Chess, Charity and Community: The Story of Tunde Onakoya

Will Smith and Jada Pinkett Smith closing charity following Oscars slap

Louis Vuitton makes custom trunks for Paris Olympics torch, medals

Nigeria begins probe into FX racketeering

Britain's Queen Camilla says 'books are good for us'

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