Military vessel HDMS Ejnar Mikkelsen of the Royal Danish Navy patrols near Nuuk, Greenland, Wednesday, March 5, 2025. Danish national police on Sunday sent extra personnel and sniffer dogs to Greenland as part of regular security measures taken during visits by dignitaries. Trump's national security adviser, Mike Waltz, and Energy Secretary Chris Wright will also be travelling to Greenland, the White House said. The likely next Greenlandic leader, Jens-Frederik Nielsen of Demokraatit, sought to calm nerves and said he was working on building a new coalition government “with the clear goal of creating security for our country and our people.” Trump had mused during his first term about buying the world's largest island, even as Denmark insisted it wasn't for sale.
While Hollywood saw powerful men fall swiftly and publicly, the French film industry was slower to respond. Prosecutors say Depardieu trapped the set dresser with his legs before groping her waist and breasts in front of witnesses. She says the actor also used obscene language and had to be pulled away by bodyguards. She said that four additional women who say they have been sexually assaulted by Depardieu will testify. Actors Vincent Perez and Fanny Ardant were among those who took seats on his side of the courtroom.
After President Donald Trump's envoy Steve Witkoff raised hopes of “real progress” on a Black Sea ceasefire in Monday's peace talks between United States and Russian negotiators, the Kremlin played down hopes for rapid progress, saying that numerous questions remain to be resolved. But Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov raised Russia's complex demands around the 2022-2023 Black Sea grain initiative, a further sign that Moscow's tactic may be to carefully slow the peace negotiations without outright rejecting them, while maintaining its hard-line conditions for a full ceasefire. He said Russian President Vladimir Putin's success in deflecting Trump's demand for a full ceasefire was part of Russia's tactics to slow the peace talks. Russia has used this formulation as part of its drive to remove President Volodymyr Zelensky and his government, claiming he is illegitimate. Asked about the possibility of an agreement in Monday's talks, Karasin said: “Not all negotiations necessarily yield some major documents and agreements.
Prof Greg Shaw, the trial lead and a consultant urologist at University College London hospitals NHS foundation trust, said: “This procedure gives surgeons feedback during the surgery to give them the certainty they need to spare as many nerves as possible and give men increased hope of recovering their sexual potency after their cancer is surgically removed.” Slices of the prostate are then frozen, stained and examined for cancer cells. The trial assessed 344 men with prostate cancer who had no history of erectile dysfunction. Dr Matthew Hobbs, the director of research at Prostate Cancer UK, said: “Prostate cancer surgery is a life-saving option for lots of men, but it's a major procedure that can cause side-effects like erection problems. “This study is promising and provides evidence that innovative types of surgery can reduce erectile dysfunction in some men.
A woman in Colorado is facing dozens of criminal charges after her 76-year-old mother with dementia was found mauled to death among more than two dozen dogs living at their home. Jessica Hoff, 47, was arrested on Friday in connection to the death of LaVonne Hoff, said a news release from the sheriff's office in Pueblo county, Colorado, that laid out a case containing elder and animal neglect allegations. An autopsy later revealed that LaVonne Hoff had died of injuries resulting from a dog attack, the sheriff's office said. Deputies worked with local animal control officers to seize the dogs and birds in question. Hoff remained in custody on Monday at the Pueblo county jail, online records show.
Mr Nangaa also dismissed Congolese President Felix Tshisekedi's comments last week that his country is looking for a minerals partnership with the US that will bring peace and stability for both countries. Since launching a major escalation of their decade-long fighting with the Congolese forces in late January, the M23 rebels have captured the cities of Goma and Bukavu and several towns in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, forcing thousands of soldiers to either flee or surrender and prompting fears of regional warfare involving neighbours whose militaries are also on the ground. Efforts to achieve a ceasefire collapsed last week after the rebels pulled out from talks being facilitated by Angola, condemning European Union sanctions on its leaders. Despite calls for a ceasefire, M23 rebels have now seized the key town of Walikale which gives them control of a strategic road linking four provinces in eastern Congo — North Kivu, South Kivu, Tshopo and Maniema — effectively cutting off Congolese army positions. The group says it is defending ethnic Tutsis and Congolese of Rwandan origin from discrimination.
Tesla's market share fell to 9.6% last month, the lowest it has registered in February for five years. Analysts and investors have been attempting to assess what impact Musk's political interventions are having on the carmaker, where he is chief executive, amid signs that his senior role in Trump's administration is leading to a consumer backlash by some Tesla owners or prospective buyers. The research company's figures for February show that Tesla's rivals powered ahead in Europe last month. Separate figures show that BYD's global sales topped $100bn (£83bn) last year, overtaking Tesla as the world's biggest electric car company by revenue. Polestar, which is primarily owned by Volvo's parent company, Geely, recorded an 84% increase to more than 2,000 vehicles.
Even some Republicans have called president's public demand to remove the painting ‘petty' Liberal and anti-Trump commentators laughed at the president's reaction on social media. On X, Sam Stein of MSNBC wrote that he was “absolutely dying” over how Trump was so upset by his portrait “that he couldn't resist posting” about it. Another social media account named Republicans Against Trump also shared the president's post while calling him “a petty, insecure baby”. Despite Trump's criticism of Polis for the painting, it was actually unveiled by a Republican group in 2019.
Instead, Moscow is focusing on a potential Black Sea grain deal.However, Peskov said that the opportunity for “mutually beneficial cooperation in a wide variety of spheres between our countries cannot be overstated.” Russia and Ukraine's growing reliance on drone warfareThe fighting continues in Ukraine, and so do the talks. Instead, Moscow is focusing on a potential Black Sea grain deal.However, Peskov said that the opportunity for “mutually beneficial cooperation in a wide variety of spheres between our countries cannot be overstated.” Russia and Ukraine's growing reliance on drone warfareThe fighting continues in Ukraine, and so do the talks. Instead, Moscow is focusing on a potential Black Sea grain deal.However, Peskov said that the opportunity for “mutually beneficial cooperation in a wide variety of spheres between our countries cannot be overstated.” Russia and Ukraine's growing reliance on drone warfareThe fighting continues in Ukraine, and so do the talks. Instead, Moscow is focusing on a potential Black Sea grain deal.However, Peskov said that the opportunity for “mutually beneficial cooperation in a wide variety of spheres between our countries cannot be overstated.” Russia and Ukraine's growing reliance on drone warfareThe fighting continues in Ukraine, and so do the talks. Instead, Moscow is focusing on a potential Black Sea grain deal.However, Peskov said that the opportunity for “mutually beneficial cooperation in a wide variety of spheres between our countries cannot be overstated.” Russia and Ukraine's growing reliance on drone warfareThe fighting continues in Ukraine, and so do the talks.
Donald Trump has taken aim at the actor and prominent Democrat activist George Clooney, dismissing his interview on US TV news programme 60 Minutes as a “total puff piece”. The Oscar-winning star was the subject of Sunday's show to promote his Broadway debut, in a stage version of the film Good Night, and Good Luck, in which he plays veteran journalist Edward R Murrow, who took part in a historic TV showdown with Senator Joseph McCarthy. The actor cited Trump's $16m recent defamation settlement with ABC News, as well as the $20bn “voter interference” suit Trump filed against CBS last October in which he claimed 60 Minutes had “deceptively edited” an interview with his rival, Kamala Harris, to present her in a more flattering light. “He fought hard for Sleepy Joe's election, and then, right after the Debate, dumped him like a dog. He then reiterated his earlier claims against the show, saying: “60 Minutes even fraudulently inserted Fake answers into her disastrous interview, aired just before Election Day, in one of the most embarrassing and dishonest events in broadcast history … And now George Clooney again?
Mahmoud Al-Sayfi, 13, right with blue shirt, is comforted by relatives as he mourns both his parents killed during an Israeli army strike before their burial at the Baptist hospital in Gaza City, Monday, March 24, 2025. Qatar's Al Jazeera satellite news network says one of its Palestinian freelance reporters, Hossam Shabat, was killed by an Israeli airstrike on his car in northern Gaza. During his first term, Trump strongly backed Israel's claims to territories seized in war, at times upending decades of American foreign policy. Israeli military spokesman Lt. Col. Nadav Shoshani denied that Barhoum was receiving medical treatment in the hospital, saying he had been there for weeks meeting with other senior militants. There was no immediate comment from the Israeli military, which says it only targets militants and tries to avoid harming civilians.
On the other, a gnawing collective feeling that Queensland might just stuff it all up. No one has bothered asking Brisbanites what sort of Olympic Games they want to host. Before the 2024 state election campaign, both major parties held focus groups that found broadly similar conclusions. Opponents of the Victoria Park stadium plan say they've briefed barristers and could launch a legal challenge. There is little doubt the IOC – when it devised its “new normal” process and awarded the games to a smaller city like Brisbane – had envisaged something other than bulldozing parkland and building concrete over First Nations cultural heritage sites.
Russia launched a barrage of drones across Ukraine overnight Sunday that killed at least seven people, according to local Ukrainian officials and emergency services. Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said Monday the Russian military has been fulfilling President Vladimir Putin's order to halt attacks on energy facilities for 30 days. Zelenskyy said Sunday evening that “since March 11, a proposal for an unconditional ceasefire has been on the table, and these attacks could have already stopped. China is, however, on close terms with North Korea, which has sent troops to fight alongside the Russian army. Meanwhile, Ukraine's Special Operations Forces claimed Monday it destroyed four military helicopters in Russia's Belgorod region with the use of U.S.-supplied HIMARS rocket systems.
Irish government also hits back at accusations by US that country is operating a ‘tax scam' Official government data showed Ireland last year operated a trade deficit with the US of almost €93bn when goods and services were taken into account. Experts say tax changes in the US could have more damaging impact on the life sciences sector in Ireland than tariffs, with manufacturers unlikely to close plants that take years of planning to open. Trump has threatened a 200% tariff after the EU signalled it would add additional taxes to imports of US whiskey including Jack Daniel's and bourbon. Sinn Féin's Pearse Doherty told RTÉ that the party would be in favour of Brexit-style sectoral supports for businesses hit by a trade war.
It was the first signature event here since Trump last month appointed himself chair, pushing out billionaire philanthropist David Rubenstein. Trump posted on social media that those who were dismissed “do not share our Vision for a Golden Age in Arts and Culture”. O'Brien was chosen to replace David Letterman as host of NBC's Late Night show in 1993 despite no significant on-camera experience. Not known as a political satirist, O'Brien used his acceptance speech on Sunday to make pointed comments about the current climate. “Thanks to the people who invited me here a few months ago, Deborah Rutter and David Rubenstein,” he said.
Shiv Sena party supporters tore apart the Habitat comedy club after Kunal Kamra's satirical song about a top minister Kunal Kamra has a reputation for his acerbic comedy which often pokes fun at political figures. Few comedians in India dare to make political jokes for risk of a backlash. Kamra's standup routine, performed in Mumbai's well-known Habitat comedy club on Friday night, included a parody song about Eknath Shinde, the second most powerful figure in the Maharashtra state government. Shiv Sena said they had also filed a police report against Kamra.
Speaking with reporters following his reinstatement, Han thanked the court for what he called “a wise decision” and promised to focus on tackling “urgent matters,” including a fast-changing global trade environment, in an apparent reference to the Trump administration's aggressive tariffs policy. He also called for national unity, saying: “There's no left or right — what matters is the advancement of our nation.” After Han was suspended, his successor as acting president, Choi Sang-mok, appointed two new justices but left the ninth seat vacant. Yoon's office welcomed Monday's ruling, saying it shows again the opposition's repeated uses of impeachment motions were “reckless, malicious political offensive.” Massive rival rallies backing or denouncing Yoon have divided the streets of Seoul and other major cities in South Korea.
Imamoglu was jailed on suspicion of running a criminal organisation, accepting bribes, extortion, illegally recording personal data and bid-rigging — accusations he has denied. Officials said on Monday that Turkish police have detained several journalists and more than 1,100 citizens who protested against the arrest of Istanbul mayor Ekrem Imamoglu, President Erdogan's main political rival. Police have detained more than 1,100 people, officials said Monday – including journalists – since the arrest of President Recep Tayyip Erdogan's main rival triggered s Algerian President Abdelmadjid Tebboune said in an television interview that French counterpart Emmanuel Macron is the "sole point of reference" for repairing his country's damaged ties with France. Greenland's prime minister hit out at the visits planned this week for Trump national security adviser Mike Waltz and Second Lady Usha Vance
Baloch militants – often in vast numbers – began to carry out sophisticated attacks on high-profile Pakistan military targets and multimillion-dollar Chinese projects . The surge of violence has helped push Pakistan's security situation to its most precarious in more than a decade. When he was eventually released two years later, Azim tried to get over the trauma and got married, with his wife quickly falling pregnant. Under Aslam Baloch's leadership, the BLA moved away from its powerful tribal leaders to become a more educated middle class movement. It is widely acknowledged that the current BLA commander-in-chief, Bashir Zaib, has been freely living in Afghanistan, just as his predecessor Aslam Baloch did.
Riot police officers use anti riot rifles and pepper spray to clear protesters during a protest after Istanbul's Mayor Ekrem Imamoglu was arrested and sent to prison, in Istanbul, Turkey, Sunday, March 23, 2025. A total of 1,133 people have been detained since the mayor was arrested at his home, Interior Minister Ali Yerlikaya said. Imamoglu was jailed on suspicion of running a criminal organization, accepting bribes, extortion, illegally recording personal data and bid-rigging — accusations he has denied. A request for him to be imprisoned on terror-related charges was rejected although he still faces prosecution. Alongside Imamoglu, 47 other people were also jailed pending trial, including a key aide and two district mayors from Istanbul.
National Security Adviser Mike Waltz and Energy Secretary Chris Wright will be part of the delegation. Ahead of her visit, Second Lady Usha Vance, shared a video via the US consulate in Greenland, in which she said her visit to Greenland is meant to "celebrate the long history of mutual respect and cooperation between our nations". "The visit aims to build on partnerships that respects Greenland's self-determination and advances economic cooperation," White House spokesperson Brian Hughes said. The US National Security Adviser and Energy Secretary plan to visit US' space base in Pituffik, which is located along the shortest route from Europe to North America, and is vital for ballistic missile warning systems. Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen said that the top US delegation announcing a visit is "something we take very seriously".
A Yemeni checks his damaged vehicle after U.S. airstrikes in Sanaa, Yemen, Monday, March 24, 2025. “We've hit communications nodes, weapons factories and even some of their over-the-water drone production facilities.” An apparent U.S. strike Sunday hit a building in a western neighborhood of Yemen's capital, Sanaa, killing at least one person and wounding 13 others, the rebel-controlled SABA news agency said, citing health officials. The Houthis had targeted over 100 merchant vessels with missiles and drones, sinking two vessels and killing four sailors during their campaign targeting ships from November 2023 until January of this year. They also launched attacks targeting American warships, though none have been hit so far.
US Vice President JD Vance lambasted Denmark for not being a “good ally” amid POTUS Donald Trump's desire to buy the island. In an interview with Fox News host Maria Bartiromo on Sunday morning, Vance was asked to share his thoughts if the United States could purchase Greenland. According to a White House press release, Second Lady Usha Vance and her son will arrive in Greenland on Thursday. They will “visit historical sites, learn about Greenlandic heritage, and attend the Avannaata Qimussersu, Greenlands' national dogsled race.” Mike Waltz, Trump's security advisor, is also traveling to the island with US Energy Secretary Chris Wright.
Video reports, an animated explainer series and live debate - find out why Water Matters, from Euronews. Euronews Tech Talks goes beyond discussions to explore the impact of new technologies on our lives. Video reports, an animated explainer series and live debate - find out why Water Matters, from Euronews. The Kremlin deployed a disinformation campaign targeting Ukraine and sparking pro-Russian sentiment across German-speaking countries, Austrian authorities revealed on Monday. The investigation showed that a cell working for Russian intelligence was set up shortly after Moscow launched its full-scale invasion of Ukraine in 2022.
A wide gulf remains, however, between the US' and Russia's expectations, with US envoy Steve Witkoff signalling hope for “real progress” and Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov warning that “difficult negotiations” lie ahead. “I think you're going to see in Saudi Arabia on Monday some real progress, particularly as it affects a Black Sea ceasefire on ships between both countries,” Witkoff told Fox News. “And from that you'll naturally gravitate to a full-on shooting ceasefire.” Peskov meanwhile told Russian state TV, “We are only at the beginning of this path.” Bloomberg reported that the Trump administration was aiming to secure a broad truce agreement between Russia and Ukraine by Easter. At least seven people were killed in a barrage of strikes from more than 140 drones across Ukraine on Sunday, according to local Ukrainian officials and emergency services.
Prime Minister Han Duck-soo returned as acting president, pledging to protect South Korean interests amid the Trump trade war and manage “geopolitical upheaval.” Separate from the Constitutional Court's impeachment hearings, Yoon is facing a criminal trial on charges that he led an insurrection when he ordered martial law troops to the National Assembly to block lawmakers from gathering there in December. Local media are calling this week a “super week” of landmark rulings because the Supreme Court is due to decide Wednesday on an appeal by Lee Jae-myung, the leader of the main opposition Democratic Party and front-runner to win a presidential election if Yoon is removed from office, against his conviction for an violating election law. But opposition parties, unhappy with Choi's actions on appointing more judges to the Constitutional Court, submitted a motion on Friday to oust him, too — the 30th Democratic Party-led impeachment motion since Yoon took office in 2022. “There's no guarantee that only this party will do it in the future, either.”
The Hamas-affiliated Al-Aqsa TV has reported that Bahroum had been receiving medical treatment at the Nasser Medical Complex for injuries sustained in a separate Israeli airstrike last week. The Palestinian militant group has described Barhoum's death as evidence of Israel's “disregard for international norms and agreements,” given that hospitals are entitled to special protection during armed conflict under the Geneva conventions. “Israel will, from now on, act against Hamas with increasing military strength,” Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's office has said. Hamas has accused Israel of “unilaterally” ending the ceasefire, according to Reuters. The war between Israel and Hamas broke out after Palestinian militants carried out a surprise attack on Israeli cities on October 7, 2023, leaving around 1,200 people dead and taking around 250 hostages.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has said he would also like to see railways and ports protected. China's position on the Ukraine crisis is clear and consistent,” Mr Guo said at a daily briefing. China is, however, on close terms with North Korea, which has sent troops to fight alongside the Russian army. Meanwhile, Ukraine's Special Operations Forces claimed to have destroyed four military helicopters in Russia's Belgorod region with the use of American-supplied Himars rocket systems. In Zaporizhzhia, Russian drones damaged several houses of local residents overnight with one elderly woman suffering light injuries, regional head Ivan Fedorov wrote on Telegram.
"Abdel-Basir pointed out that “geophysical techniques, such as Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR) or seismic analysis, can scan limited depths, not exceeding tens of meters at best. "Abdel-Basir pointed out that “geophysical techniques, such as Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR) or seismic analysis, can scan limited depths, not exceeding tens of meters at best. "Abdel-Basir pointed out that “geophysical techniques, such as Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR) or seismic analysis, can scan limited depths, not exceeding tens of meters at best. "Abdel-Basir pointed out that “geophysical techniques, such as Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR) or seismic analysis, can scan limited depths, not exceeding tens of meters at best. "Abdel-Basir pointed out that “geophysical techniques, such as Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR) or seismic analysis, can scan limited depths, not exceeding tens of meters at best.
No other sheep in the flock was found to be infected. Bird flu can cause severe illness, including pneumonia, and even death – with experts tracking changes in the H5N1 virus carefully amid fears it could trigger a human pandemic. While the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention notes there is no evidence H5N1 passes from human to human, the virus has been detected in a wide range animals other than birds including cats, foxes, otters, bush dogs and pigs, with experts saying a new variant is endemic in dairy cows in the US. The appearance of H5N1 in cows has been a shock for scientists, given it was previously thought such animals could not easily be infected with the virus. Dr Meera Chand, the emerging infection lead at the UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA), said: “Globally, we continue to see that mammals can be infected with avian influenza A(H5N1).
Ms Vance's visit comes at a time when President Donald Trump has suggested the US should take control of Greenland. On her visit, Ms Vance will attend the Avannaata Qimussersu, Greenland's national dogsled race, featuring about 37 mushers and 444 dogs. Media outlets in Greenland and Denmark reported that Ms Vance would be accompanied by Mr Trump's national security adviser, Mike Waltz. Mr Trump had mused during his first term about buying the world's largest island, even as Denmark, a Nato ally, insisted it was not for sale. After Taiwan detained a Chinese-crewed vessel for severing an undersea telecommunications cable off the island in late February 2025, social media users misleadingly claimed President Lai Ching-te ordered the military to respond by firing into an area where other Chinese-owned ships have lingered.
This isn't the first time Yung Filly has faced serious allegations. The alleged assault occurred after Filly performed at a beach club in Magaluf. When she ended up alone with Filly, he allegedly assaulted her Filly, whose real name is Andres Felipe Valencia Barrientos, was spotted for the first time in five months on March 11, leaving court after being granted 48,500 pounds bail. When approached by reporters, he briefly commented, "It's a lovely day," declining to elaborate on his situation.
Greenland Prime Minister has taken aim at the Trump administration after finding out that a group of high-ranking officials will be arriving at the island before Second Lady Usha Vance's cordial visit. However, little was known about a visit led by national security advisor Mike Waltz that is supposedly planned for earlier this week. He went on to ask why the US national security adviser is in Greenland. Also Read: Did Greenland general election result pour cold water over Trump's dream to ‘buy' strategic island? Regarding the forthcoming travels of US officials in Greenland, Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen also released a statement.
Iranian police are using digital tools to identify and punish women who defy the Islamic state's harsh dress code Yet in recent months, the 25-year-old finance analyst from northern Tehran says that she never knows who could be watching her every move. The government has also increased online monitoring, blocking women's Instagram accounts for non-compliance of hijab laws, and issuing warnings via text message. “This ‘digital repression' is not only stifling academic freedom but also causing increased psychological stress among students,” says a spokesperson for the Amirkabir Newsletter, an Iranian student media group. “The money they are wasting on this surveillance could actually help some people survive.”
The shoes and backpacks, arranged in neat rows, make it look almost like a school cloakroom. But the ranch where they were found is an alleged training camp and killing site for Mexico's Jalisco cartel. “These places exist all over the country,” said María Guadalupe Aguilar, founder of Familias Unidas por Nuestros Desaparecidos, who has been searching for her son José Luis Arana since 17 January 2011. Gertz said his office is exploring whether failures in the initial investigation were due to incompetence or collusion with organised crime. Training camps and clandestine ovens, often found by search collectives, have been documented across Jalisco for years – including several just a short distance from the ranch.
Trump used their price as a campaign issue but has been unable to stop costs rising. Everybody knows how much eggs cost,” said Clodagh Harrington, a lecturer in American politics at University College Cork. The ongoing egg price outrage could be seen as a political problem of Republicans' own making. Brooke Rollins, the secretary of agriculture, was dispatched to Fox News in early March to defend the price surge, and suggested that people combat prices by buying their own chickens and having them roam around their property. America's egg farmers are working hard to protect their farms and birds so they can continue supplying the nutritious eggs Americans love,” she said.
Germany condemns the Israeli security cabinet's decision to recognize 13 Jewish settlements in the West Bank, a spokesperson for the foreign office in Berlin said on Monday. The spokesperson declined to comment when asked about possible diplomatic measures in response to the move. The spokesperson declined to comment when asked about possible diplomatic measures in response to the move. The spokesperson declined to comment when asked about possible diplomatic measures in response to the move. By subscribing I accept the terms of use and privacy policy
“In our own advertising, this issue has taken priority over gas and nuclear policy, for now.” “The bill should be dumped and a strong re-commitment should be made to deliver strong nature law reforms, and an independent watchdog to enforce them, within the first 12 months of government if reelected this year,” he said. Guardian Australia has learned the legislation would prevent reconsideration requests by third parties in some cases in which developments had been deemed “not a controlled action” – meaning they had not needed a full federal environmental assessment. “We won't stand by and let workers lose their jobs because of a broken law. We will consult on specifics in a second term with the states, business and environment groups.”
On Sunday, a court ordered him to be jailed pending trial for graft offenses including bid-rigging and accepting bribes. The arrest of Imamoglu over corruption and terrorism allegations came as a bombshell last Wednesday, despite recent legal cases against district mayors from his Republican People's Party, or CHP. Militarily, Turkey has NATO's second largest army in addition to a well-developed defense industry capable of supplying high-tech weaponry such as aerial drones. “Erdogan was hopeful that he could slow down, if not completely hinder, Imamoglu's candidacy prospects,” Esen said. He has outperformed Erdogan in recent polls and represents what Marks called the “last bastion” of Turkish opposition.
Cherry blossoms, or “sakura”, are Japan's favourite flower and usually reach their peak in late March to early April, just as the country celebrates the start of a new school and business year. Many Japanese people enjoy walking or picnicking under the trees. They are expected to reach their peak in about 10 days. Cherry trees are sensitive to temperature changes and the timing of their blooming can provide valuable data for climate change studies. In recent years, Japan's cherry blossom season has tended to come earlier than the average, prompting concerns of a possible impact of climate change.
The meeting is expected to be followed by another contact between US and Ukrainian teams. Ukraine and Russia agreed in principle on Wednesday to a limited ceasefire after US President Donald Trump spoke with the countries' leaders, but the parties have offered different views of what targets would be off-limits to attack. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said he would also like railways and ports to be protected. Speaking on Fox News Sunday, Mr Trump's special envoy Steve Witkoff said he expected “some real progress” at the talks in Saudi Arabia, “particularly as it affects a Black Sea ceasefire on ships between both countries, and from that you'll naturally gravitate into a full-on shooting ceasefire”. As for Sunday talks in Riyadh between Ukrainian and US representatives, Mr Zelensky said they had been conducted on a more “technical level” compared to similar meetings last week, this time involving representatives from Ukraine's military, energy ministry and diplomatic corps.
“We've hit their headquarters,” Mr Waltz told CBS' Face the Nation on Sunday. “We've hit communications nodes, weapons factories and even some of their over-the-water drone production facilities.” An apparent US strike on Sunday hit a building in a western neighbourhood of Yemen's capital, Sanaa, killing at least one person and wounding 13 others, the rebel-controlled Saba news agency said, citing health officials. The Houthis had targeted over 100 merchant vessels with missiles and drones, sinking two vessels and killing four sailors during their campaign targeting ships from November 2023 until January of this year. They also launched attacks targeting American warships, though none have been hit so far.
It is only natural for us to expect more support from Europe," Sa'ar commented at a joint press conference after their meeting.Sa'ar also referred to how Monday morning's "barbaric attack near Yokne'am" was a "result of the ongoing incitement" by the Palestinian Authority. I believe that what we began in Brussels – can turn our challenges into opportunities. It is only natural for us to expect more support from Europe," Sa'ar commented at a joint press conference after their meeting.Sa'ar also referred to how Monday morning's "barbaric attack near Yokne'am" was a "result of the ongoing incitement" by the Palestinian Authority. I believe that what we began in Brussels – can turn our challenges into opportunities. I believe that what we began in Brussels – can turn our challenges into opportunities.
While it doesn't explicitly reference Trump's executive order, the advisory notes “there are two gender designations to choose from: male or female” when applying for a visa or Electronic System for Travel Authorization (ESTA) approval. The German Federal Foreign Office, in its updated travel guidance, also warned that US visa and ESTA applications require selecting either “male” or “female.” Berlin also advised whose gender is marked X or whose gender differs from their sex assigned at birth to consult the American authorities about entry requirements before traveling. US passport holders were previously able to self-select their sex, with one option being the letter X denoting that a person's gender is unspecified. Since assuming office Trump has rolled back trans rights protections and ended federal support for medical operations related to sex change procedures for minors to protect them from “chemical and surgical mutilations.” There are also plans to block transgender athletes from competing in US-hosted events, including the 2028 Olympics and World Cup.
After a little over an hour, oral arguments just ended in the supreme court challenging Louisiana's congressional map. We're going to have these meetings every two weeks until that aspect of this very necessary job is done. “At least as things stand now, we're duty bound to comply with the Voting Rights Act,” Aguiñaga said. Love died at her home in Saratoga Springs, Utah, according to a statement posted by the family. Asked if Starmer was happy for one of Trump's closest advisers to be talking in these terms, the PM's spokesperson said that Starmer himself has explained in detail why he is working on plans for a “coalition of the willing” to support Ukraine, and why a peace deal would need military underpinning.
Video reports, an animated explainer series and live debate - find out why Water Matters, from Euronews. Euronews Tech Talks goes beyond discussions to explore the impact of new technologies on our lives. Video reports, an animated explainer series and live debate - find out why Water Matters, from Euronews. While there was relative stability after the toppling of al-Assad in early December by insurgent groups led by the Islamist Islamic Hayat Tahrir al-Sham, or HTS, fresh violence broke out earlier this month between al-Assad loyalists from his Alawite minority ethnic group and government security forces. "But if we fail to help them stay in Syria, make no mistakes: the impact will be disastrous.
He blamed Zelenskyy's team for failing to give him an accurate “psychological portrait” of Trump. Faced with this claim, Poroshenko agreed, but said it was Zelenskyy's fault for launching sanctions against him: “Ukraine is weak without unity and definitely Putin will use this opportunity to undermine the internal stability in Ukraine,” he said. A billionaire confectionery magnate who went into politics, Poroshenko was elected president after the Maidan revolution in 2014. Asked about which members of the Trump team he has met, Poroshenko said: “Many members, some publicly.” He declined to go into much detail, but recalled a meeting with Michael Waltz, Trump's national security adviser, before Waltz was appointed to the role. Poroshenko said he was “crystal clear” in his contacts with the Trump team that there could be no elections during wartime.
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The text said: “I saw a TikTok about how excessive reading in childhood is a sign of dissociation and I can't stop thinking about it.” She went on to say that her “weird obsessions and motivations” would have probably been considered “pathological” at the time. Also Read: Did JD Vance admit Elon Musk is making Trump ‘look bad'? The Canadian-born singer stated that her symptoms of ADHD were “worse” when she “wasn't an avid reader.” “An ADHD account trying to pathologize one of the best things a child can do to help with ADHD (and also become an autodidact and knowledgeable person etc., etc) is so dark...
The San Francisco-based company said its chief executive and co-founder Anne Wojcicki was stepping down. She has been pushing for a buyout since April last year but was rebuffed by 23andMe's board. Revenues have fallen as many of its 15 million customers scramble to delete their DNA data from the company's archives. Wojcicki offered to pay $0.41 (£0.32) a share earlier this month, down by 84% from an offer in February. Her private equity partner walked away after the board's rejection of that bid.
Commitment may quell caucus angst about party's environment credentials, but could face backlash from Western Australia's industry and government Labor's environment caucus committee needed three meetings between Friday and Sunday night to finally reach agreement on the legal intervention. Monday night marks the first time Labor has explicitly re-committed to a federal EPA as part of its second-term agenda. “We won't stand by and let workers in (Tasmanian's) Strahan lose their livelihoods because of a broken law,” the government spokesperson said. The existing laws apply to everything else, including all new proposals for coal, gas, and land clearing.”
Video reports, an animated explainer series and live debate - find out why Water Matters, from Euronews. Video reports, an animated explainer series and live debate - find out why Water Matters, from Euronews. The copper price surged toward an all-time high on concerns of potential Trump tariffs, alongside China's stimulus measures. Copper is one of the best market performers this year, up 27% amid Trump's tariff concerns and China's further stimulus measures mapped out last week. On the other hand, copper has been in supply constraints due to a lack of mineral investment and reduced refinery capabilities.
AFP gives more details on the German Last Generation protesters who were charged earlier today, including for “forming a criminal organisation”. German prosecutors have filed charges against five climate activists of the group Last Generation, including for forming a criminal organisation, AFP reports. When politicians like İmamoğlu cannot disagree with Erdogan without being jailed through trumped up charges, a vital pillar of democratic society dies.” Reuters provides further quotes from Greenland's outgoing prime minister Mute Egede, who has criticised a visit to the self-governing Danish territory by US second lady Usha Vance planned for later this week. Egede called the delegation's visit, which runs from Thursday to Saturday, a “provocation” and said his caretaker government would not meet with it.
Germany has temporarily closed its embassy in South Sudan's capital, Juba, saying Africa's newest country is on the verge of civil war amid reports of heightened tensions between President Salva Kiir Mayardit and his first deputy, Riek Machar. The East African country gained independence from Sudan in 2011 but has remained volatile since the end of a five-year civil war that erupted in 2013 over a feud between President Kiir and his current first vice president, Machar. Last week, Kiir sacked the governor of Upper Nile state, where clashes have erupted between South Sudan People's Defense Forces (SSPDF) and the White Army militia, which is mostly made up of Nuer people, Machar's ethnic group. Two ministers and several senior military officials allied with Machar have also been arrested. Earlier this month, several soldiers of the SSPDF, including an army general, were killed when a UN helicopter came under attack while attempting to evacuate them from the troubled Upper Nile state.
Led by Nottingham Forest striker Wood and with a generationally-talented squad, New Zealand thumped Fiji 7-0 in their semi-final on Friday and were expected to be far too strong for New Caledonia, the world No 152. But early on, the All Whites played without intensity or fluency, unable to fashion strong chances. Despite his Premier League pedigree, Wood never looked on song, even mis-volleying one effort backwards. Adding to their disadvantage, the New Caledonia Super Ligue has been paused since last year owing to major civil unrest which claimed more than a dozen lives and devastated the capital, Noumea. New Zealand ran out the match without their captain and vice-captain, with Wood off and Liberato Cacace needing a late substitution, though both were fit enough to revel after the final whistle.
Everyone found something of themselves and the injustices they faced in what was done to Ekrem," Ms Imamoglu said. By winning Turkey's largest city (nearly 16 million inhabitants) and business centre, the 53-year-old mayor has become Erdogan's number one opponent. Mr Imamoglu has vowed to fight on despite being suspended as mayor and jailed. Analysts say the protests, mostly led by young people, reflect grievances that extend far beyond Mr Imamoglu's arrest. Faced with these protests, Turkish authorities have asked X to close more than 700 accounts, the online platform said.
Mute B. Egede described the upcoming trip – reportedly involving National Security Adviser Michael Waltz and Energy Secretary Chris Wright – as part of “very aggressive American pressure” aimed at “taking over our country over our heads.” In an interview with local newspaper Sermitsiaq on Sunday, Egede criticized Western nations for inadequately opposing the US, stating, “Our allies in the international community feel like hiding in a small corner and almost whisper their support, which has no effect.” Vance's wife will travel to Greenland with her son and a delegation of officials to explore historic sites and observe a dog race, as stated in her office's announcement on Sunday. Specifically regarding Greenland, the vice president claimed in February that Copenhagen is “not doing its job” and “is not being a good ally” to Washington. If American interests require taking “more territorial interest in Greenland, that is what President Trump is going to do, because he doesn't care about what the Europeans scream at us,” he stated.
Last week, he claimed that multiple countries backed the idea of sending in a peacekeeping force of up to 10,000 troops, despite Moscow's opposition to any Western deployments in the conflict zone. The Telegraph reported that RAF fighter jets could be deployed to patrol Ukrainian airspace, while British Typhoons could provide air cover for ground forces, though the size and role of any ground deployment remain unclear. Further planning talks are expected in London on Monday between British and French defense officials. French President Emmanuel Macron is reportedly considering invoking the UN to authorize a European troop presence in Ukraine. However, Russia has repeatedly rejected the idea of Western peacekeepers in Ukraine, noting that it would require UN Security Council approval, where Moscow holds veto power.
Posters and other paraphernalia are seen scattered outside the studio where Indian comedian Kunal Kamra allegedly made “defamatory” remarks against Shiv Sena politician Eknath Shinde, in Mumbai, India, Monday, March 24, 2025, after the venue was ransacked by Shiv Sena party workers. Posters and other paraphernalia are seen scattered outside the studio where Indian comedian Kunal Kamra allegedly made “defamatory” remarks against Shiv Sena politician Eknath Shinde, in Mumbai, India, Monday, March 24, 2025, after the venue was ransacked by Shiv Sena party workers. NEW DELHI (AP) — A comedian popular for his biting political humor is being investigated for possible defamation over jokes made about an Indian state leader who is an ally of Prime Minister Narendra Modi in yet another case raising questions over freedom of speech in the country. “You will be forced to flee India,” lawmaker Naresh Mhaske warned Kamra in a video message. Shinde has not commented about the matter, but Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis said Kamra should apologize for his remarks.
Euronews Tech Talks goes beyond discussions to explore the impact of new technologies on our lives. Pollution, droughts, floods are taking their toll on our drinking water, lakes, rivers and coastlines. Video reports, an animated explainer series and live debate - find out why Water Matters, from Euronews. Euronews Tech Talks goes beyond discussions to explore the impact of new technologies on our lives. Video reports, an animated explainer series and live debate - find out why Water Matters, from Euronews.
Senior Russian and US officials have started talks on a settlement of the Ukraine conflict in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, several media outlets have reported. According to Reuters, the US side is led by Andrew Peek, a senior director at the White House National Security Council, and Michael Anton, a senior State Department official. Steve Witkoff, US President Donald Trump's envoy to the Middle East and a key figure in the settlement process, suggested that the talks would lead to “some real progress, particularly as it affects a Black Sea ceasefire on ships between both countries. And from that you'll naturally gravitate to a full-on shooting ceasefire.” The talks also follow US-Ukraine negotiations in Saudi Arabia.
A senior Houthi terrorist was killed in a US airstrike in Sanaa, Israeli media reported on Monday morning, citing the Saudi-owned news outlet Al Hadath.According to Al Hadath, the strikes occurred on Sunday night.The official was not identified, and the US military has not corroborated the death.This is a developing story. Advertisement According to Al Hadath, the strikes occurred on Sunday night.The official was not identified, and the US military has not corroborated the death.This is a developing story. Advertisement The official was not identified, and the US military has not corroborated the death.This is a developing story. Advertisement This is a developing story. Advertisement
These accusations surfaced in a series of social media posts during their ongoing and acrimonious custody dispute. According to Prasanna Sankar, his wife has falsely accused him of rape, domestic violence, and kidnapping, allegedly using her connections within the police to harass him. My name is Prasanna, who previously founded Rippling (worth $10B); I'm going through a divorce. Born and raised in Chennai, Tamil Nadu, he earned a Bachelor's degree in Computer Science from the National Institute of Technology, Tiruchirappalli (NIT Trichy), where he also met his wife. Since January 2023, Sankar has also been the founder of 0xPPL, a decentralized social network designed for crypto communities, as per his LinkedIn profile.
A large explosive device was seized from the Palestinian village of Deir Samat in the West Bank in an offensive operation by Border Police, Israel Police announced in a statement on Monday.Police bomb squads defused the explosive device, which included significant quantities of explosives, nails, and metal pellets.The squads also located several illegal weapons, including M16 weapon parts, two matching magazines, and dozens of 5.56 mm ammunition rounds.The suspect, a local resident, was arrested and transferred for questioning. Advertisement Police bomb squads defused the explosive device, which included significant quantities of explosives, nails, and metal pellets.The squads also located several illegal weapons, including M16 weapon parts, two matching magazines, and dozens of 5.56 mm ammunition rounds.The suspect, a local resident, was arrested and transferred for questioning. Advertisement The squads also located several illegal weapons, including M16 weapon parts, two matching magazines, and dozens of 5.56 mm ammunition rounds.The suspect, a local resident, was arrested and transferred for questioning. Advertisement The suspect, a local resident, was arrested and transferred for questioning. Advertisement
The President also hinted there may be “flexibility” in his plan to impose blanket tariffs on most US trading partners. US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said last week that steel and aluminium tariffs may not necessarily add to the country-by-country rates. They will incentivize investment into America," Stephen Miran, Trump's Council of Economic Advisers chairman, said in an interview, declining to detail the steps. The White House has also argued that trillions of dollars in pledged announcements by foreign countries and companies provide evidence Trump's plans are working. "I do think that it's perfectly reasonable to expect that we could raise trillions of dollars from tariffs over a 10-year budget window and like I said before, using those revenues to finance lower rates on American workers, on American businesses," he said.
At this time we would appreciate privacy for all those close to our hearts.” Tiger's post may come as a surprise to some, considering he generally keeps his personal life extremely private. Trump Jr, on the other hand, split from Kimberly Guilfoyle and is now reportedly dating Bettina Anderson. Tiger's post may come as a surprise to some, considering he generally keeps his personal life extremely private. Trump Jr, on the other hand, split from Kimberly Guilfoyle and is now reportedly dating Bettina Anderson.
However, instead of seeking quick fixes, he approached fitness with discipline and consistency to shed weight properly. He strategically lost weight to a healthy 74 kg by focusing on strength training, mindful nutrition, and overall wellness. Besides looking after his family business, he is also the founder of RB Ventures, Dubai. In one LinkedIn post, Boda described himself as a formerly “obese human” who found his passion for fitness. Boda says his weight loss journey, while challenging, has also been full of fun.
Displaced Palestinians kids play soccer at a makeshift tent camp in Deir al-Balah, Gaza Strip on Saturday, March 22, 2025. Those killed in Sunday night's strike included a 16-year-old boy who underwent surgery two days ago, according to the Health Ministry. Like other medical facilities around Gaza, Nasser Hospital has been damaged by Israeli raids and strikes throughout the war. AP correspondent Julie Walker reports the Palestinian death toll in Gaza's war passes 50,000 as Israel expands new airstrikes. Hospitals in southern Gaza said they received a further 24 bodies from strikes overnight, including several women and children.
After his reinstatement, Han called for national unity and emphasized the need to focus on addressing external challenges stemming from U.S. President Donald Trump's aggressive trade policies. Han's case is unlikely to serve as a preview of how the court will rule on Yoon. But the Constitutional Court likely won't take a deep dive into Yoon's criminal allegations, as it's only required to rule whether or not he can remain in office. While Yoon called 11 Cabinet members to his office shortly before declaring martial law on late-night television, Han has said the gathering did not qualify as a formal Cabinet meeting and that Yoon unilaterally informed them of his decision rather than inviting deliberation. Under South Korea's constitution, such powers can only be exercised during wartime or comparable national emergencies.
Among the 41 people killed between Saturday afternoon and late Sunday morning was senior Hamas leader Salah al-Bardawil, a member of the movement's political bureau, who was killed overnight, according to a statement from Hamas. “Every day without food inches Gaza closer to an acute hunger crisis,” Philippe Lazzarini, commissioner general of the United Nations agency for Palestinian refugees, wrote on X. “Banning aid is a collective punishment on Gaza: the vast majority of its population are children, women & ordinary men.” Israel's airstrikes into Lebanon had been intense and deadly, killing over 1,400 people including Hasan Nasrallah, Hezbollah's longtime leader. U.S. involvement: Despite tensions between Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and some U.S. politicians, including former President Joe Biden, the United States supports Israel with weapons, funds aid packages, and has vetoed or abstained from the United Nations' ceasefire resolutions.
“Why would the now highly discredited 60 Minutes be doing a total “puff piece” on George Clooney, a second rate movie “star,” and failed political pundit,” the president wrote. “He fought hard for Sleepy Joe's election and then, right after the Debate, dumped him like a dog.” 60 Minutes even fraudulently inserted Fake answers into her disastrous interview, aired just before Election Day, in one of the most embarrassing and dishonest events in broadcast history…And now George Clooney again? “ABC has just settled a lawsuit with the Trump administration. And CBS News is in the process … We're seeing this idea of using government to scare or fine or use corporations—to make journalists smaller.”
Scientists have discovered a "vast underground city" running beneath the famed Egyptian pyramids in Giza. It has also discovered various other unidentified structures 4,000 feet down, GB News reported. But Zahi Hawass, Egypt's former minister of antiquities and a leading expert on the pyramids, flatly denied these discoveries. The techniques used were "neither scientifically approved nor validated", Mr Hawass said, calling all claims "completely wrong" and "fake news." Ms Conyers emphasised the entrances of caves or caverns had "ceremonial meaning" to "Mayans and other people in ancient Mesoamerica" and often built pyramids on top of the entrances.
His visit has already been overshadowed by an escalating row involving Hasina's niece, the former City minister Tulip Siddiq, who resigned from the role this year after Dhaka's anti-corruption commission (ACC) filed a criminal case against her. Neither of the articles' supposed authors appears to have any other profile as a journalist. He added that his daughter was a US citizen who had little to do with Bangladesh. “If it is the case that this communication is an attempt to mislead UK politicians when it comes to a very serious corruption scandal, then I think we should be very concerned,” said APPG member Phil Brickell. Like numerous articles from many media outlets, it raises legitimate concerns about the current situation in Bangladesh that we believe are worthy of MPs' consideration.”
He did not think too much about it, applied for a new ID card and two years later finished his vocational apprenticeship at Vodafone finance in Bonn. The issues started in March 2021 when another man fraudulently using Battikh's ID was jailed by Wood Green crown court in London for 18 months for a series of offences including driving without a licence or insurance, fraud by false representation, and possession of a false, improperly obtained identity document belonging to another person. As efforts to persuade the Met that its database entry was incorrect continued without success, Battikh's nightmare worsened. But why can they not delete my name from the record. It is incomprehensible that this process has been ongoing for six months with no successful resolution.
Golf superstar Woods -- renowned for jealously guarding his private life over the years -- confirmed in a post on X that he is dating Vanessa Trump, the ex-wife of Donald Trump Jr. "Love is in the air and life is better with you by my side," Woods wrote in a caption above two photos of himself relaxing with Vanessa Trump. "At this time we would appreciate privacy for all those close to our hearts." Sunday's announcement would once have been unthinkable for Woods, who famously named his luxury yacht "Privacy". (Except for the headline, this story has not been edited by NDTV staff and is published from a syndicated feed.)
Taiwan's Defense Ministry this week identified drone warfare in particular as an area of growing Chinese capacity and Taiwanese concern. In December exercises, China deployed more than 90 naval ships and coast guard vessels accompanied by several thousand personnel, Taiwanese officials said. Taiwan's Defense Ministry this week identified drone warfare in particular as an area of growing Chinese capacity and Taiwanese concern. In December exercises, China deployed more than 90 naval ships and coast guard vessels accompanied by several thousand personnel, Taiwanese officials said. Concerns about China turning drills around Taiwan into an actual attack have unnerved the island's government and military officials.
Just days after the US accused China of testing 'dogfighting' satellites in low Earth orbit, Beijing has clapped back with a sharp rebuttal. Against this backdrop, various branches of the US military were desperate for budget increases and sought to secure more funding by hyping up so-called "threats" from China, Russia, and others". The USSF stated that Mr Guetlein was referring to three Chinese Shiyan-24C experimental satellites and two Shijian-6 05A/B experimental space objects that had been seen carrying out complex manoeuvres in low Earth orbit. "There used to be a capability gap between us and our near peers, mainly driven by the technological advancement of the United States that capability gap has significantly narrowed." Ever since the three Shiyan satellites were launched in 2022, western military officials and experts have claimed that they are being deployed to test military capabilities, such as grappling with satellites of rival nations in space.
In a series of explosive social media posts, Prasanna Sankar accused his wife of having an affair, shared screenshots of her messages to her alleged boyfriend, and claimed that she had filed fake police complaints against him as they go through a divorce. According to Prasanna Sankar, his wife filed fake rape, domestic violence and kidnapping cases against him, using her connections with the police to harass him. The entrepreneur has, in turn accused his wife of kidnapping their 9-year-old son. According to his LinkedIn profile, since January 2023, Sankar has also served as founder of 0xPPL, a decentralized social network for the crypto natives. Maximum searches came from Karnataka, followed by Goa and Telangana.
There were no warning signs when teenager Austin Blight went into cardiac arrest. He survived because staff performed CPR and used an automated external defibrillator to shock his heart before paramedics arrived. He lives in Victoria, where residents are more likely to survive a heart episode than any other Australian state and almost any other place in the world. This is all thanks to early intervention, with bystander CPR administered in 79% of witnessed cases and 141 cases receiving a shock from a public automated external defibrillator (AED) – the highest number on record. Ambulance Victoria's free GoodSAM app, which alerts people to someone in cardiac arrest nearby, is also making a difference with 17,327 registered responders and 793 cases attended by volunteers in the last year.
Han took over as acting president after the country's leader, Yoon Suk Yeol, was himself impeached over his short-lived declaration of martial law late last year. “I believe that all citizens are clearly speaking out against the highly polarised political sphere,” he said. Han, 75, had served in leadership positions for more than three decades under five presidents, both conservative and liberal. South Korea's presidential office welcomed Han's reinstatement and said the ruling “reaffirms that excessive impeachments by the national assembly are reckless and malicious political offensives”. The unexpected imposition of martial law on 3 December by Yoon and the ensuing political upheaval sent shock waves through Asia's fourth-largest economy, and drew concerns from allies such as the US, who had seen Yoon as a key partner in efforts to counter China and North Korea.
"Now we are in Mexico without access to the urgent medical care our daughter needs," she said, speaking on condition of anonymity. Caraballo told her that officers put him in a red uniform meant to identify migrants classified as "dangerous." Jhon Chacin, a 35-year-old Venezuelan tattoo artist, formally surrendered upon his arrival at the border in October 2024, during former president Joe Biden's tenure. In her absence, he has been caring for their 10-month-old son, who is "not sleeping as well" without his mother, Correa said. (Except for the headline, this story has not been edited by NDTV staff and is published from a syndicated feed.)
Scientists say widespread damage to both world heritage-listed reefs is ‘heartbreaking' as WA reef accumulates highest amount of heat stress on record The WA government, which is coordinating monitoring across reefs there, said bleaching had also been reported at Kimberley, Ashmore Reef, Rowley Shoals, Barrow Island, Dampier Archipelago, inshore Pilbara and Exmouth Gulf. Coral reef experts use a metric known as degree heating weeks (DHW) to show how much heat corals have accumulated. Howells said there was less coral mortality this year, “but that's because a lot of the sensitive corals died last summer”. Gamblin said the widespread damage from underwater heatwaves and cyclones to both reefs was “what our world-renowned scientists have been warning us about for decades”.
Luther Madison II, 39, is accused of shooting his son's girlfriend's father with a gun allegedly handed to him by his wife, Angelica Madison, 39, during a dispute in Hockley on March 18. According to Harris County Constable Mark Herman, the altercation began when the parents met to discuss keeping their children apart, as the victim's family believed their daughter was "too young to be dating." He was airlifted to the hospital, but his current condition remains unknown. The couple has since bonded out of jail and is scheduled to appear in court on May 20. It is unclear whether they have entered a plea.
President Donald Trump on Sunday complained about a ‘distorted' portrait of him at the Colorado State Capitol. It was a Republican state senator Kevin Grantham, who raised funds to get the painting up in 2019. He further called on Gov Polis ‘to take it down', adding that the Democrat ‘should be ashamed of himself!' After action was taken against her, then-Senate President Kevin Grantham of Cañon City led efforts to raise funds for the Trump portrait. After action was taken against her, then-Senate President Kevin Grantham of Cañon City led efforts to raise funds for the Trump portrait.
"Everything we do is in service of helping dogs live longer, healthier lives. Notably, when the body operates on fewer calories, it metabolises fuel more efficiently. Also Read | Fitness Influencer's Bizarre Morning Routine Goes Viral, Social Media Trolls Him Dogs have a higher metabolic rate compared to humans, which accelerates their ageing process. Their bodies work at a faster pace, leading to quicker wear and tear.
The video of Musk's balancing act is reportedly from US President Donald Trump's exclusive Mar-a-Lago candlelight dinner, where guests paid $1 million per seat. While some users described the balancing act as fun and praised Musk, others couldn't help but share varied remarks for a laugh. "This showcases his curious, scientific mind through a playful act of physics and dexterity," wrote an X user. Another X user suggested that Musk is "bored" of the present company and did this to entertain himself. So he just went into his own little mind space and entertained himself because the present company is boring."
Ukraine had previously said proposals to protect energy facilities and critical infrastructure would be on the agenda. Discussions between the United States and Russia were set for Monday, with Russian state media reporting Moscow's delegation had arrived in Riyadh on Sunday. Amid this, American envoy Steve Witkoff voiced optimism that any agreement struck would pave the way to a "full-on" ceasefire. "We are only at the beginning of this path," Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov told Russian state TV. Peskov said on Sunday that the "potential for mutually beneficial cooperation in a wide variety of spheres between our countries cannot be overstated".
It's a very important victory, which also keeps us grounded as we now turn our sights to the next match. It's a very important victory, which also keeps us grounded as we now turn our sights to the next match. It's a very important victory, which also keeps us grounded as we now turn our sights to the next match. It's a very important victory, which also keeps us grounded as we now turn our sights to the next match. Next up for Israel is a matchup on Tuesday against Norway, which not only smashed Moldova 5-0 but also features Manchester City star Erling Haaland.
Under the agreement, the workers had to attest that they were okay with him wearing "little and sometimes no clothing/no underwear" and with hearing "discussions of sexual activities, including erections", according to a New York Times report, which was published last week, nearly a month after Mr Johnson accused the American newspaper of preparing to publish a "hit piece" about him. Mr Johnson, however, said the opt-in agreement was "fair to all concerned and is in everyone's best interest." Speaking about the opt-in agreement at Blueprint, he said, "I post nudes on social media. Mr Johnson, who reportedly spends $2 million every year to reverse his age, also said the confidentiality agreements are "standard and normal". "I would be surprised if you didn't sign one as a condition of employment at The New York Times.
The CBI filed two separate reports--in the abetment to suicide case filed by Sushant father and another by his rumoured girlfriend Rhea Chakraborty against his sisters, as per news agency PTI. (Also Read | Rhea Chakraborty's lawyer reveals he defended the family pro bono in Sushant Singh Rajput case despite threats) Dia Mirza added that the media caused “deep anguish and harassment” to Rhea. His postmortem conducted at Cooper Hospital had concluded that the actor died due to asphyxia. His postmortem conducted at Cooper Hospital had concluded that the actor died due to asphyxia.
So long as this regime survives, Islamic terrorism will continue to claim lives across the globe.The prospect of an imminent US military operation targeting Ali Khamenei personally is serious and growing. So long as this regime survives, Islamic terrorism will continue to claim lives across the globe.The prospect of an imminent US military operation targeting Ali Khamenei personally is serious and growing. So long as this regime survives, Islamic terrorism will continue to claim lives across the globe.The prospect of an imminent US military operation targeting Ali Khamenei personally is serious and growing. So long as this regime survives, Islamic terrorism will continue to claim lives across the globe.The prospect of an imminent US military operation targeting Ali Khamenei personally is serious and growing. So long as this regime survives, Islamic terrorism will continue to claim lives across the globe.The prospect of an imminent US military operation targeting Ali Khamenei personally is serious and growing.
KYIV — Nearly 150 Russian drones descended on Ukraine early Sunday, rattling Kyiv awake just after midnight to the boom of explosions, which killed three people and injured 10 — deepening tensions ahead of ceasefire talks continuing this week in Saudi Arabia. While Ukraine has supported a comprehensive ceasefire without preconditions, as proposed by the United States, Russian President Vladimir Putin last week agreed only to a narrow proposal barring strikes on energy infrastructure. After Russian drones struck the Ukrainian port city of Odessa on Friday, and then its Zaporizhzhia region — killing three people in a family of four, leaving the oldest daughter the only survivor — Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova accused Kyiv of having a “lack of desire to achieve peace.” The Kremlin blamed Ukraine for the explosion of an oil depot in Russia's Kuban region and an attack on a gas metering station in Sudzha, a town in western Russia seized last year by Ukraine and recently retaken by Russia. She acknowledged the morning's grief — but it was also just another day of war. “What will happen if I sit down now and cry?” she said, pausing to pick up her ringing cellphone, another neighbor calling with news.
South Korea's Constitutional Court struck down the impeachment of Prime Minister Han Duck-soo on Monday, reinstating him as acting president -- a role he was given after the president was suspended for declaring martial law last year. Mr Han was impeached by lawmakers in December, just weeks after he took over as acting leader from President Yoon Suk Yeol, who was himself impeached over his short-lived suspension of civilian legal process. Mr Han's impeachment was dismissed in a 7-1 vote by the court's eight justices. Parliament impeached him over his alleged role in martial law, as well as his refusal to appoint more justices and back special counsel bills targetting Yoon and First Lady Kim Keon Hee. Mr Han, 75, had served in leadership positions for more than three decades under five presidents, both conservative and liberal.
Zoho founder Sridhar Vembu has predicted that artificial intelligence (AI) will take over 90 per cent of programming work by eliminating repetitive tasks. According to Mr Vembu, while AI effectively removes accidental complexity, human expertise remains essential for tackling core challenges. "In view of the various challenges and opportunities facing us, including recent major developments in AI, it has been decided that it is best that I should focus full time on R&D initiatives, along with pursuing my personal rural development mission," he said at the time. "And then at some point, yeah, maybe we do need less software engineers." Mr Altman added that in many companies, "at least half" of code was already being written by AI.
Ukrainian and US officials held talks in Riyadh, resuming efforts to end Russia's full-scale invasion as President Donald Trump pushes for a ceasefire. US and Russian delegates are expected to hold separate talks on Monday. White House National Security Advisor Mike Waltz said earlier Sunday that the latest talks among “technical teams” would focus on a potential Black Sea maritime ceasefire. Also Read: ‘India can engage with Russia, Ukraine, Israel, Iran parallelly: Jaishankar says ‘sabka saath' key to foreign policy Trump said Saturday that efforts to stop the war between Russia and Ukraine from escalating further are “under control.”
Speaking on “Fox News Sunday,” Trump's special envoy Steve Witkoff said he expected “some real progress” at the talks in Saudi Arabia, “particularly as it affects a Black Sea ceasefire on ships between both countries, and from that you'll naturally gravitate into a full-on shooting ceasefire.” Asked about concerns that Russian President Vladimir Putin may be looking beyond Ukraine and could press further into Europe, even if Russia is awarded territory within Ukraine now, Witkoff said he has been asked his opinion on what Putin's motives are on a large scale. “There is no point in signing anything (with Russians), because it will not be worth the cost of paper where you put this signature. Vadym Filashkin said, including three who died in a strike on the frontline town of Dobropillya. “This week alone, more than 1,580 guided aerial bombs, almost 1,100 strike drones and 15 missiles of various types were used against our people,” he said.
Women's rights activists demonstrate outside the Paris Palace of Justice as French actor Gérard Depardieu, who is facing trial for the alleged sexual assaults of two women on a film set in 2021, won't appear before a criminal court, Monday, Oct. 28, 2024, in Paris. I'll stick it in your (nether regions).” She said he then grabbed her forcefully and had to be pulled away by bodyguards. While Hollywood saw powerful men fall swiftly and publicly, the French film industry was slower to respond. Yet the industry offered little institutional pushback, highlighting a deep-rooted reluctance to confront abuse when it involves revered cultural figures. But his off-screen controversies have long made headlines, from drunk driving to urinating in the aisle of a plane.
Parisians cast their ballots Sunday over an ambitious proposal floated by the mayor that would block 500 streets to road traffic and replace miles of asphalt with plants and trees, in a poll that will serve as a key test of people's willingness to support climate policies even if they might have a disruptive impact on daily life. It's the third vote on the city's transportation policies organized by Hidalgo, after Parisians voted in 2023 to ban e-scooters for hire and last year to impose a new fee on SUVs and other particularly polluting vehicles. Critics also argue that the vote encourages a focus on symbolic numbers over meaningful progress toward green goals: For example, they say freshly planted trees do not provide the same environmental benefits as older trees, whose foliage has fully developed, and say there should be more of a focus on protecting established trees. City Hall did not immediately respond to a request for comment from The Washington Post on Sunday. Hidalgo's moves have earned her acclaim overseas, but they have been more controversial at home, with critics accusing her of deepening disparities between Parisians living inside the city within easy access of public transportation and those living in suburbs or further out who must drive in and out of the city for work.
Washington, D.C.'s iconic cherry blossoms are getting closer to the 2025 peak bloom. The timing of peak bloom varies each year, largely due to temperatures, with warmer temperatures leading to earlier peak blooms. "A late frost can prevent the trees from blooming at all." Japan gifted more than 3,000 cherry trees to the United States in 1912 as a symbol of friendship. Nicole Brown Chau is a deputy managing editor for CBSNews.com.
At least four firefighters were killed and 1,500 people evacuated after wildfires spread in South Korea's southeast region over the weekend, prompting Acting President Han Duck-soo to call for an “all-out” effort to contain them, Yonhap News said. Footage posted to Instagram by Sim Eui-deok shows a fire burning in the mountains of Sancheong. According to national news, the fires in Sancheong began on Friday and have since burned 4,150 hectares (10,250 acres) of land. Early on Monday, Yonhap said containment of the fires in Sancheong county was at 70 percent. Credit: Sim Eui-deok via Storyful
Denzel Washington and Jake Gyllenhaal are taking on the new production of Shakespeare's "Othello." The red carpet was full of VIPs, including Jennifer Lopez, Samuel L. Jackson, Anna Wintour, Colman Domingo and many more. Former President Joe Biden and his wife, Jill, were also seen entering the Barrymore Theatre. "They've treated this like a new play," said Andrew Burnap, who plays "Cassio." Both described their roles as exciting, and for each star a dream come true.
For one college student in Minnesota, getting COVID-19 was actually the best thing that could have happened to her health. Del Olmo, who has played golf his entire life, recalls how rare the sport was for people like him growing up in Mexico City. Texas Agricultural Commissioner Sid Miller is calling for a statewide ban on non-water additives, such as fluoride, in the public water system. Activists are calling for a nationwide boycott of Target stores following the company's decision to roll back its diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives. President Trump's escalating trade war could impact the housing market in Texas, according to economists and industry experts.
Read more about Tesla's stock moves and today's market action. On Monday, the electric car maker responded to complaints about a pause in its Full Self-Driving trial in China, saying it will release the features once regulatory approval is secured. Last Thursday, CEO Elon Musk held an impromptu company all-hands, giving an update on the progress of a number of products while also attempting to assuage fears that he wasn't ignoring his post. As Yahoo Finance's Pras Subramanian recently reported, not only has the changeover to the new Model Y SUV been seen as a drag on sales, but Musk's closeness to President Trump and embrace of right-wing politics may be also impacting the brand. Ines Ferre is a senior business reporter for Yahoo Finance.
"I think Intel has a much better shot of remaining viable in this industry [under new CEO Lip-Bu Tan]," Bank of America semiconductor analyst Vivek Arya said on Yahoo Finance's Opening Bid podcast (see video above or listen below). Tan frequently pushed for a better artificial intelligence strategy to take on Nvidia (NVDA) and faster decision making at the notoriously bureaucratic Intel. Gelsinger led aggressive efforts to turn around the troubled US chipmaker for more than three years. He was fired in early December amid missed targets and a cash drain on the foundry business. So I think what we were trying to say is that under his leadership, Intel has a better chance of adding [value] ... and getting recognized for its IP value because [Tan] comes from that background."
Monday's broad market rally followed reports late Sunday that Trump would narrow the number of US trading partners subject to reciprocal tariffs on April 2. Speaking last week at its GTC Conference, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang said the introduction of lower-cost models — like those most notably put forth by China's DeepSeek — shows the computing needs for AI are actually higher than previously thought. Nvidia's chips are also subject to an export ban from the US in China. Also in tech news, a South Korean AI chip startup FuriosaAI reportedly rejected an $800 million offer from Meta. This takes a potential headache away from Meta shareholders, who might have to price in regulatory overhangs and integration costs, and shows AI startups have plenty of confidence to explore the market independently.
A rally in US stocks Monday morning amid reports that President Trump's tariffs will be less widespread than feared underscored how more clarity on the administration's new policies remains the key to a market bounce-back. Fundstrat head of research Tom Lee wrote in a note to clients on Sunday night that markets appeared to be "setting up for a potential face-ripper rally this week as recent developments have eased several of the major fears that have weighed on equities since December." While Monday's market action shows markets have been hoping Trump's tariffs won't be as widespread as once thought, some equity strategists believe investors likely need official announcements from the administration before the tariff uncertainty overhang on stocks is fully removed. "This relief that we're seeing is more a result of the fact that there was no sort of whiplash from the White House last week, and it seems like we've had more marginally positive news with respect to what tariffs might potentially look like on April 2nd," Raymond James chief market strategist Matt Orton told Yahoo Finance Monday morning. Click here for the latest stock market news and in-depth analysis, including events that move stocks
Nvidia stock is down 12% year to date, a far cry from the 171% advance posted in 2024. The average sell-side analyst price target on Nvidia is $171, according to Yahoo Finance data. Nvidia co-founder and CEO Jensen Huang dropped a host of big numbers around artificial intelligence's potential. None were bigger than his prediction that Nvidia's data center infrastructure revenue will hit $1 trillion by 2028. The company even took some wraps off a future AI chip called Feynman, set to drop in 2028.
Read more: How the Fed rate decision affects your bank accounts, loans, credit cards, and investments One big reason stemmed from the Fed's "base case" that tariff-induced inflation will be "transitory" and have a short-term "one-off" effect on price growth. Powell himself said that "there is a level of inertia" to stay consistent with prior forecasts until greater clarity emerges. According to the latest data from Bloomberg, markets are now pricing in three cuts instead of two. But Ross Mayfield, investment strategist at Baird, pushed back on reading too far into the projections.
While avoidable deaths in the United States rose, on average, from 2009 to 2019, they trended down for European Union countries and others. It adds up the annual number of deaths among those under 75 years old that, with timely health care, wouldn't have happened. Some deaths, including those from heart disease, cervical cancer and tuberculosis, fall into both categories, with a proportion attributed to each. But the researchers write that state-level public health policies — such as Medicaid expansion, abortion restrictions and gun control measures — have diverged over time. It is published by the Society for Science, a nonprofit 501(c)(3) membership organization dedicated to public engagement in scientific research and education (EIN 53-0196483).
Hi listeners, we're dropping into your feeds this week with a special bonus episode of The Deep End. For this bonus episode, we're going to check in with Jon and see how he's doing these days. When you go through severe depression, serious mental illness in this country which is apparently the best country on the planet which I highly, highly, highly contest based off of going through this journey, and then you walk into a clinical trial environment like I did, I can't begin to tell you the difference, like how absolutely different they are, and how broken our mental health system is in this country. And you know, she had a day home from work yesterday, an unplanned day home from work, and you know, to be able to see her sitting on the couch drinking coffee watching the Today Show, is, it's like, doesn't happen. It is published by the Society for Science, a nonprofit 501(c)(3) membership organization dedicated to public engagement in scientific research and education (EIN 53-0196483).
Researchers in China say they have created a new silicon-free transistor that could significantly boost performance while reducing energy consumption. Bismuth provides better carrier mobility —the speed at which electrons can move through it when an electrical field is applied. Should this transistor be fitted into a chip that does prove faster than US-made chips by Intel and other companies, it could also allow China to sidestep current restrictions on buying advanced chips and tap into US chip-making by shifting to a wholly different manufacturing process. Tiny AI chip modeled on the human brain set to boost battery life in smart devices Live Science is part of Future US Inc, an international media group and leading digital publisher.
First, NASA had to bump two other astronauts off an upcoming mission so that their return vehicle would have room for Butch and Suni. That process starts with the gradual formation of solid cores, which go on to attract gas from inside a protoplanetary disk. On Truth Social, President Trump claimed that “Environmental Extremists” and “Thugs” had allowed other countries, particularly China, to gain economic advantages over the U.S. by opening new coal plants. Scientists tested this by giving seals air with different levels of oxygen and carbon dioxide before the animals went for their dives. Krill are already changing their behaviors due to climate change, sea ice loss and ocean acidification by moving further south.
Gasoline powers many of the cars we drive; coal and natural gas are central to global energy. It would be hard for them to simply bypass the production of fossil fuels, he noted. Put another way, plate tectonics can help pave the way for life and create conditions to help it become fossil fuels; it can also create ideal conditions for life that may become intelligent enough to harness those fuels. What they have discovered, however, is evidence of fossil fuels' chemical building blocks: hydrogen and carbon. Live Science is part of Future US Inc, an international media group and leading digital publisher.
Facilitators, who may not have experience with mental health emergencies, need training in screening, informed consent, and postsession monitoring, Smith said. Colorado law does not allow retail sales of psilocybin, unlike cannabis, which can be sold both recreationally and medically in the state. Smith said psilocybin is a promising tool for treating mental health disorders but has not yet been shown to be better than other advanced treatments. In this interview, News Medical speaks with Olivier Negre, Chief Scientific Officer at Smart Immune, about how immunotherapy is being revolutionized. Molecular Devices' CellXpress AI streamlines cell culture processes, reducing human error and improving efficiency in drug discovery with advanced automation.
Billionaire Elon Musk has said his Department of Government Efficiency intends to keep cutting federal agencies' budgets and staff, targeting what it calls "fraud." In this interview, News Medical speaks with Olivier Negre, Chief Scientific Officer at Smart Immune, about how immunotherapy is being revolutionized. Molecular Devices' CellXpress AI streamlines cell culture processes, reducing human error and improving efficiency in drug discovery with advanced automation. Prof. Dr. Inge Herrmann discusses her innovative work in healthcare, focusing on a reversible hydrogel implant that could transform gynecological treatments. While we only use edited and approved content for Azthena answers, it may on occasions provide incorrect responses.
A growing body of evidence indicates that each LE8 component can profoundly influence the risk factors associated with cancer development and progression. The strongest cancer-preventive effects were seen in people who had both high LE8 scores and elevated levels of inflammation, suggesting lifestyle choices may help offset biological risk. The analysis controlling for potential confounding factors, including age, sex, and lifestyle behaviors, revealed that participants with higher LE8 scores had significantly lower overall cancer risks. Although LE8 includes diet, the study lacked detailed nutrition data, so researchers used salt and tea consumption as rough indicators of dietary habits. However, the study has limitations: the cohort was geographically limited to a single industrial community in China, which may affect generalizability; dietary data were not comprehensively assessed (e.g., specific nutrient intake); lifestyle metrics relied on self-reports, which are subject to recall bias; and critical cancer-specific factors (e.g., reproductive history for breast cancer) were not analyzed.
When Minnesota athletic director Mark Coyle fired Ben Johnson in the middle of the night on March 13, he did so with one candidate in mind to be his next men's basketball coach. The 51-year-old Medved is a Minneapolis native and Golden Gophers alumnus (1997). Colorado State had a terrific run of player development under Medved: David Roddy, Isaiah Stevens and now Nique Clifford all blossomed into NBA-level players. With CSU's job now open, associate head coach Ali Farokhmanesh is expected to be one of the top candidates to succeed Medved in Fort Collins. There is no gambling offered on this site.
Seattle Storm forward Alysha Clark — the league's oldest player at 37 years old — had no doubts about continuing her WNBA career this season. In an interview with SB Nation last week, Clark revealed the key to her longevity and continued high-level play, noting she never considered retirement this offseason. My body still feels good before and after games — so I'll take it.” The Indiana Fever's DeWanna Bonner is also 37, while Sami Whitcomb (Phoenix Mercury), Tina Charles (Connecticut Sun), and Courtney Vandersloot (Chicago Sky) are all 36 years old. Taurasi, who officially announced her retirement last month, was 42 years old when she decided to hang it up for good.
14 pick in last year's draft, and while his profile isn't quite as Fantasy friendly as Campbell's – he doesn't run much and has had questions about how likely he is to maximize his raw power – but the way Smith won over a smart organization like the Astros has to count for something. McClanahan pitched seven innings this spring, striking out eight, walking two, and allowing no runs in his return from a second Tommy John surgery. Emilio Pagan, Taylor Rogers, and Scott Barlow all have some closer experience, though none are really light's out options; Graham Ashcraft has the stuff to be one, but it'll have to play up a lot better than it did in the rotation, where he was consistently a below-average strikeout pitcher. Holliday and Scott both flopped in their first tastes of the majors last season, but they're getting a second chance here. I have no idea how sustainable his success this spring will prove, but 23 strikeouts and a 0.93 ERA over 19.1 innings is definitely worth taking notice of.
Colorado State's Jalen Lake had just hit a go-ahead 3, and Queen turning desperation to elation is what makes March so great. Not to be outdone, Calipari's most recent former employer, (3) Kentucky, also reached the second weekend after an 84-75 win over (6) Illinois. There are many reasons no men's college basketball team has three-peated since John Wooden's UCLA over 50 years ago. Toby Fournier, however, is dealing with an illness, and it's unclear if she'll be back for (2) Duke's Sweet 16 game. But he also authored a great life -- one I didn't know much about before reading this marvelous story by Brian Campbell.
Pochettino and his players were in agreement that things need to change, arguing that this week's results force a period of reflection before they reconvene in June for a pair of friendlies and the Gold Cup, which marks their final competitive games before next year's World Cup. Tyler Adams, meanwhile, singled out inconsistent individual outings as something that prevents the USMNT from stringing together impressive collective performances. I think when you have good individual performances in international football, usually it breeds something," Adams said. The focal point of that growth plan is a U.S. team that puts together a statement-making performance, and while Pochettino's first months on the job had gone well, this month's games have forced many to reconsider what this group's true ceiling is. They continue to trust the process, however new it may be, because there's a huge task at hand.
Sunday night's Concacaf Nations League final between Mexico and Panama was delayed briefly due to audible anti-gay chants being yelled inside of SoFi Stadium in Los Angeles. Play resumed a few minutes after that, and the game was able to conclude with Mexico topping Panama 2-1. El Tri won their first-ever Concacaf Nations League with the win. El Tri's 2021 semifinal win over Costa Rica was paused for three minutes during a penalty shootout, which ended with several fans being ejected from the stadium. At the referee's discretion, a match will first be temporarily stopped upon hearing discriminatory behavior.
The rub may be what CBS rules analyst Gene Steratore explained as a matter of possession. […] When he brings it back up, we don't know if that's fully possessed. […] To me, it just really doesn't jump off the screen as anything big." Clark Kellogg, Charles Barkley and Kenny Smith agreed with Steratore, saying they did not notice anything unusual about the play at first blush. One veteran official spoke with CBS Sports' Matt Norlander after the game and confirmed: Queen traveled.
We're just trying to get home and kind of see where he's at." A few games later, when Malone asked Jokić if he wanted to sit out to heal a bit from the ankle and elbow injury he's been dealing with on what would've been the second game of a back-to-back against the Thunder and third game in four days, he responded, "Hell no." While Jokić is persistent in not wanting to sit out games if he's healthy enough to play, he's been putting up some heavy minutes over the last few weeks. They've gone just 2-2 with him sidelined, including a 128-109 loss to the Portland Trail Blazers. But Denver, now 45-27, also needs Jokić to not be gassed and injured, especially as the playoffs near.
With Sergino Dest, Folarin Balogun and Antonee Robinson expected to be available after missing out on CNL, the USMNT have had a major injury issue at almost every tournament that they've taken part in. It's a disappointing result for the USMNT after they've now lost both games of Concacaf Nations Leauge play. David drew defenders out of their position before unleashing a wicked shot to beat Turner in net. There it is, after winning the ball back, Tim Weah plays Diego Luna into space and Patrick Agyemang wouldn't miss from in front of net. With six changes it's an XI that will be poised to show what they can do on the big stage.
Vonn's podium marks her first since March 2018, and at 40 years old she becomes the oldest woman to ever medal in a World Cup race. After finishing fourth and missing out on a podium in St. Anton, Austria, Vonn finished the job in the World Cup Finals with her 138th career podium -- validating her decision to return to make a run at Milan-Cortina next year. 🙌🇺🇸In what is likely her final race on US snow, she finishes ON THE PODIUM in second place at the Stifel Sun Valley World Cup Finals women's super-G! "This year has just been really up and down, and it's been hard to stay positive sometimes -- especially because people are telling me that I should just quit, again -- but today was just, it meant everything to me. Over the next 11 months Vonn will seek a fitting end to a career that has seen her become one of the best skiiers in history.
The CBS Sports Golazo Network has you covered with soccer news, highlights, analysis, and exclusive games. It launched in April and has been a smashing success thus far, expanding its offerings every week. Meanwhile, the Panamanians are still dealing with a plethora of injuries that has decimated their starting XI. Stream the game here and check out full soccer coverage on CBS Sports Golazo Network. Visit Paramount+ now to see UEFA Champions League, Italian Serie A, your live local CBS sporting events, some of the world's top soccer matchups and much more.
Campbell has greatly boosted his stock since being drafted in the fourth round during summer 2023. One might recall that Campbell's name was bandied about early this spring once the Red Sox were known to have signed Alex Bregman. When word broke that the Red Sox wanted to play Bregman at third base, that would leave second open for Campbell, pushing incumbent third baseman Rafael Devers to designated hitter. As such, it appears the coast is clear for Bregman to play third with Devers at DH and Campbell to try and make his mark as the everyday second baseman. It's always possible he's a part-time player, too, of course, and it'll be interesting to see both how the Red Sox deploy him and how he plays to start his MLB career.
It was a similar story in his Indian Wells semi-final defeat by Britain's Jack Draper just six days earlier. Next she faces Spanish 10th seed Paula Badosa and another eye-catching win will put her into the top 100. Biggers tests await than Australia's Rinky Hijikata and Argentine lucky loser Camilo Ugo Carabelli - starting with Italy's Lorenzo Musetti in the last 16 - but he is certainly sharper having benefitted from more time on the court. With so many professional tennis tournaments taking place across the world, and across so many levels, it can be hard to keep up with everything from one week to the next. Tuchel to make England changes against Latvia as Gibbs-White and Quansah brought in - latest
Viewers were introduced to Bell and Peck, 38, as a comedic duo when they played stepbrothers on Drake & Josh in 2004. It wasn't until March 2024 when Bell revealed he was a victim of dialogue coach Brian Peck‘s (no relation to Josh) abuse in Investigation Discovery's four-part docuseries Quiet on Set that he and Josh were able to readdress their issues. “That big break between Drake & Josh and The Amanda Show is when I told my mom what was going on. Josh and Bell didn't appear to be in consistent contact before recently spending time together ahead of the podcast. Us Weekly has affiliate partnerships so we may receive compensation for some links to products and services.
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"I think what they meant was that, as a working royal, she could save all the people whose lives were difficult. The over-familiarity was considered "rude" by staff, who claimed that Kate Middleton, Prince William and King Charles III would "flinch" when Meghan moved in for an embrace. Quinn pointed out in his book that at first, William and Kate found Meghan "delightful," as quoted by one staffer. One senior staff member reportedly remarked, "Oh my God, here we go again – Meghan is Mrs. Simpson come back to haunt us!" That year, the couple moved to California, where they're raising their two young children, Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet.
The Only Public Figure to Be Banned From Vanity Fair's Oscars Party, Revealed Gisele Bundchen & Joaquim Valente Share Affectionate Moment on a Boat in Miami After Welcoming Baby 'Bachelorette' Alum Katie Thurston Marries Jeff Arcuri Amid Cancer Battle 'The Traitors' Season 4 Cast Rumors: Oddsmakers Reveal Top 10 Celebrities Linked to Peacock Series Over a year after season three finished airing, we can confirm that filming on the next installment finished in December 2024 after months of production.
The Only Public Figure to Be Banned From Vanity Fair's Oscars Party, Revealed Gisele Bundchen & Joaquim Valente Share Affectionate Moment on a Boat in Miami After Welcoming Baby Emma Myers is giving a little tease for the upcoming second season of Wednesday! I think there's a lot of cool little Easter eggs,” she teased to ScreenRant. If you missed it, check out a behind-the-scenes teaser for the new season of Wednesday!
The Only Public Figure to Be Banned From Vanity Fair's Oscars Party, Revealed Gisele Bundchen & Joaquim Valente Share Affectionate Moment on a Boat in Miami After Welcoming Baby Now, a former employee is also accusing the comedian, describing her experience as sexual harassment and that he exhibited unwanted behaviors. The former employee says there was a larger pattern of emotional manipulation that continued up until she left after two years. Following the first accusations from an account on TikTok, Joe spoke out, releasing a statement where he denied her claims.
In episode five, which aired on March 16th, it was revealed that the two brothers, Saxon and Lochlan, had kissed while partying with Chloe (Charlotte Le Bon) and Chelsea (Aimee Lou Wood) on Gary's (Jon Gries) super yacht. It was very weird kissing Patrick because he's a really good friend of mine," Sam told Variety. When asked if Lochlan was sexually attracted to his brother, Sam notes he think "it's something else." Patrick also talks about how Saxon deals with the aftermath of remember what happened. Gisele Bundchen & Joaquim Valente Share Affectionate Moment on a Boat in Miami After Welcoming Baby
My place in life is not to come into a family and cause problems.” Their divorce was finalized after a bitter custody dispute that later caused tension between Alec and Ireland. Hilaria valued good appearance in a potential partner because of her plans for children. Alec poked fun at how he attended Broadway's Take Me Out to see “the love” of Hilaria's life, which she denied. Us Weekly has affiliate partnerships so we may receive compensation for some links to products and services.
Saxon slowly started to remember exactly what happened, which is when he realized Lochlan was the one who slept with Chloe (Charlotte Le Bon). Le Bon, 38, meanwhile, recalled Schwarzenegger, 31, needing some encouragement, telling Vulture, “I think for Patrick it was really difficult. Kate (Leslie Bibb), Laurie (Carrie Coon) and Jaclyn (Michelle Monaghan) ended up at odds after their night out with Valentin (Arnas Fedaravicius). Finally, there was Rick (Walton Goggins) who reunited with Frank (Sam Rockwell) on their quest to maybe or maybe not murder Sritala's (Lek Patravadi) husband and the Ratliff's continued to fall apart with Timothy (Jason Isaacs) once again not telling his family about the fact that they are now all broke. Us Weekly has affiliate partnerships so we may receive compensation for some links to products and services.
Well, now, Tiger has taken their relationship public, sharing the first photos of them together and seemingly noting they are in love! At this time we would appreciate privacy for all those close to our hearts," he captioned a post on Instagram and Twitter/X. Also earlier this month, Tiger suffered an Achilles injury and had to have surgery. The Only Public Figure to Be Banned From Vanity Fair's Oscars Party, Revealed Gisele Bundchen & Joaquim Valente Share Affectionate Moment on a Boat in Miami After Welcoming Baby
The 36-year-old former Selling Sunset star split from her husband Christian Dumontet last year following an alleged domestic incident that led to him being arrested and her getting a restraining order. Christine is reportedly now dating Texas Capital Bank energy sales specialist Thomas McGarrity, and the two have been seen on vacation in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico this weekend. I mean, he was literally a nonverbal child at three years old, which is pretty rare,” Christine said. The Only Public Figure to Be Banned From Vanity Fair's Oscars Party, Revealed Gisele Bundchen & Joaquim Valente Share Affectionate Moment on a Boat in Miami After Welcoming Baby