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Today in History:

Benito Mussolini executed

Italian dictator Benito Mussolini, “Il Duce,” who, after a series of military misadventures, became unpopular even among his fellow Fascists, was captured while trying to flee Italy and was executed on this day in 1945.

Word of the Day:

assail

verb uh-SAIL

Assail has a number of meanings relating to violent or powerful confrontations. It can be a straightforward synonym of assault, as in "assailed by armed robbers," or it can mean "to oppose, challenge, or criticize harshly and forcefully," as in "citizens assailing the proposed changes." It can also mean "to trouble or afflict in a way that threatens to overwhelm," as in "assailed by fears." Assail can also apply to powerful perceptions: a smell that assails you, for example, is strongly noticeable and usually unpleasant. Occasionally, assail is used to mean "to encounter, undertake, or confront energetically," as in "with a deadline fast approaching, we assailed the project with renewed vigor."

Most worthwhile achievements require that one persevere even when assailed by doubts.

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News:

• Biden and Trump inch closer to debate stage

Sports:

Yesterday (If scores are not final, click to see final score)

Today

• Caddie hit in head by water bottle on party hole at LIV Adelaide

• Cameras capture Chargers rookie Joe Alt's girlfriend Emilie Meyer’s reaction at draft party

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Puzzle/Trivia/Riddle:

How many hearts does an octopus have?

Yesterdays Answer: Great Dane

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