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Mauricio Pochettino named a 26-man roster for the Nations League quarter-finals against Haiti, with Pulisic, McKennie and Folarin Balogun among the inclusions
Read moreA cyberattack in France targeted three cold stores containing donated blood samples and plasma, authorities said on Wednesday. The incident – which was unsuccessful due to the facilities' alarm systems –…
Read moreCharities say government ‘must act now’ with cocaine-specific deaths eight times higher than in 2010
Read moreThe CAS ruled last week to overturn governing body's exclusion of Russia over its 2022 invasion of Ukraine.
Read moreThe CAS ruled last week to overturn governing body's exclusion of Russia over its 2022 invasion of Ukraine.
Read moreDespite losing legislative control, the US president still has strong executive powers to push his agenda forward.
Read moreDespite losing legislative control, the US president still has strong executive powers to push his agenda forward.
Read moreTitanium Court is a bizarre world of 8-bit fairies, Shakespeare and surprise songs – its magic lies in never knowing what on earth is going on
Read moreExclusive: letter sent to department and agency heads signals Democrats will look to investigate Trump officials
Read moreFancy stationery, cashmere knits and truly beautiful ceramics … we’ve handpicked 61 thoughtful gifts to spoil the mother figure in your life for Christmas 2026
Read moreParty expected to get less than a third of the vote amid frustration over water outages and power cuts The African National Congress is on course for a bruising result in South Africa’s local elections on Wednesday as voters go to the polls amid deep discontent over water outages, power cuts and crumbling infrastructure. The former liberation movement, which Nelson Mandela led to power in 1994 at the end of apartheid as South Africa’s first black president, is still likely to be the largest party. However, polls showed it getting less than a third of the vote, down from 45.6% at the last munic
Read moreAlexander Zverev made a losing start to his reign as world number one on Wednesday as the two-time Grand Slam champion went down 7-6 (7/5), 6-2 to an inspired Lorenzo Musetti at the Paris Masters.
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