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Italy coach Luciano Spalletti has said his team are ready to scuff up their Giorgio Armani suits when they take on Spain at the Arena AufSchalke on Thursday in their second game at Euro 2024.

West Ham are facing a battle to keep hold of Mohammed Kudus with Al-Ittihad one of the clubs interested in signing the forward this summer, a source has told ESPN.

Lowly Albania held Croatia to a 2-2 draw in a thrilling Euro 2024 encounter on Wednesday that left both teams fighting it out for progression to the knockout stage.

Kylian Mbappe was spotted training with France on Wednesday for the first time since his horrific nose break against Austria in the French’s Euro 2024 opener.  Didier Deschamps’ team were 1-0 winners over the Austrians which puts them in a great position to advance to the Round of 16. The match was hard work as […]

Before being appointed to the bench in Washington, he was a track star who became a symbol of discrimination against Black athletes.

UGCNET cancelled day after exam testing panel says may have been compromised

Vaishnaw has in the past said on the question of monetisation that railways is a public good and decisions would only be taken keeping the larger good of the masses in mind

The prevalence rate of this genetic blood disorder is high among the Scheduled Tribes in the country

Albania substitute Klaus Gjasula had the rare experience of scoring for both teams Wednesday in an intense 2-2 draw with Croatia that could make it difficult for each to survive the group stage at Euro 2024.

Express Sport sunk its teeth into the famous kebab which has made Lukas Podolski millions.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is accusing the U.S. of withholding weapons. The Biden administration paused one shipment of bombs to Israel in May over concerns of their possible impact on densely-populated areas, but the White House said it has not withheld others. Meanwhile, Israel's foreign minister is warning about the prospect of war with the Hezbollah militant group. CBS News foreign correspondent Chris Livesay is following the latest from Tel Aviv.

What happens when you run an 81-year-old career politician with flagging health against a 78-year-old man-child who this month was found guilty of 34 felony charges?

The fact that cheapfakes exist is a problem. The fact that powerful Republicans and conservative media outlets disseminate the content makes the problem worse.

Police said Wednesday that the teenager was arrested late Tuesday night and charged with murder and criminal possession of a weapon.

Jamal Musiala has scored for the second consecutive game, giving Germany the lead against Hungary. The goal came in the 22nd minute and was surrounded by controversy. In a sequence that began with Musiala attempting to pass to Ilkay Gundogan, Hungarian defender Willi Orban intercepted the ball. However, the danger was not fully averted. Gundogan […]

It’s 1996 in Bilbao, and adolescent strife reaches a crescendo in David Caiña’s series concept, “Outcasts” (“Makarras”), attending Spain’s Conecta Fiction & Entertainment Market to pitch to industry leaders as part of the SGAE Foundation selections slated for presentation. The comedy focuses on teens struggling to fit in as their experiences parallel the era’s Basque […]

Historian and Substack sensation Heather Cox Richardson is optimistic about her country's chances; columnist Andrew Cohen sees a more ominous trend.

Taiwanese President Lai Ching-te reportedly expressed appreciation during a press conference in Taipei, emphasizing the crucial role of such arms sales in upholding peace across the Taiwan Strait.

Japan and New Zealand agreed Wednesday in principle on an intelligence sharing pact as their leaders shared concern about the increasingly challenging security environment in the region, including closer ties between Russia and North Korea.

The Home Office was taken to court after it dropped three measures proposed after a review of the scandal.

Only one of the following New York Times headlines is real.

Astronomers Paint Mars as a Planet

Firefighters Paint Fire as Hot

Farmers Paint Cows as Real

Historians Paint WWII as Real Historical Event

Zookeepers Paint Animals as Living Creatures

Architects Paint Doors as Passage Entries

Biden Campaign Ad Paints Trump as a Felon

Lifeguards Paint Drowning as Respiratory Peril

Can you guess which one? — Read the rest

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Aid groups say crises in Sudan, Somalia, the Sahel, and other places are receiving a lot less funding that they need to handle the challenges they face. Earlier this month, the head of the Norwegian Refugee Council's (NRC) said "the utter neglect of displaced people has become the new normal." Henry Wilkins reports on what refugees and non-profit groups think about current funding levels.

Nightlife entrepreneur Wayne Lineker is facing a backlash from locals in Ibiza who have called him a ‘narcissist’ and ‘buffoon’ who allegedly encourages binge drinking at his bars

The Calgary Flames have traded goaltender Jacob Markstrom to the New Jersey Devils in exchange for a 2025 first round draft pick and defenceman Kevin Bahl.