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Fugitive doctor on run for 20 years found with how-to books on evading law enforcement
A fugitive doctor who evaded law enforcement for two decades has reportedly been located in possession of guides on how to avoid detection by authorities, according to the Daily Mail. The discovery highlights the lengths the individual apparently went to in order to remain undetected during their prolonged period on the run, though the article…
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Spain or Argentina? Politicians are divided on the World Cup final
Politicians are divided over whether Spain or Argentina will win the World Cup final, reflecting the broad international interest in the match. The article appears to gather their predictions rather than report a political development, showing how the tournament has prompted public figures to take sides. The supplied article text contains no substantive reporting beyond…
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Scandal-proof: why Infantino’s Fifa power can’t be touched – video
Gianni Infantino is set to be re-elected unopposed as Fifa president for a fourth term in March, with the Guardian reporting that more than 200 of Fifa’s 211 member associations have already sent formal letters of support. The scale of this backing, arriving despite a summer marked by controversy surrounding Infantino and Fifa, illustrates how…
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Mamdani’s NYC World Cup jerseys beat the bots
New York City’s limited-edition World Cup jerseys, backed by Mayor Zohran Mamdani, were released through an online system intended to prevent automated buyers from snapping them up. The effort matters because the $50 shirts were designed as an affordable alternative during a tournament marked by high ticket and merchandise prices, while limiting resellers’ advantage. The…
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Canada’s FEQ Gets The Festival Experience Right
Stereogum’s Annie Zaleski reviews the Festival d’été de Québec (FEQ), praising it as a rare example of a large festival that gets the experience right amid a wider concert industry slump marked by soaring ticket prices and cancelled tours. Held across three days in Quebec City, the festival stood out for its compact, well-organised layout,…
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Kane says Tuchel will ‘learn a lot’ from England pressures after exit to Argentina
Harry Kane has defended Thomas Tuchel after England’s World Cup semi-final defeat to Argentina, saying the manager will “learn a lot” from the pressures of the tournament. Tuchel, who signed a contract extension before the World Cup, faced heavy criticism for switching to a back five to protect a 1-0 lead against Argentina, but Kane…
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Bill Maher admits he could vote for JD Vance, warns ‘cowardly’ Democrats face socialist takeover
US comedian and HBO host Bill Maher said on his show that he could see himself voting for Vice President JD Vance in the 2028 presidential election, should the Democratic Party nominate a candidate he considers too far to the left. Maher accused Democrats of being “cowardly” in the face of what he described as…
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DAVID MARCUS: Socialism and El-Sayed run into harsh reality in blue-collar Michigan
A Fox News opinion piece by David Marcus reports on a Detroit rally for Democratic Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed, arguing that the socialist wing of the Democratic Party, epitomised by El-Sayed’s campaign, is struggling to connect with blue-collar and Black voters in Michigan despite backing from prominent progressives. The article contends that the crowd at…
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Trump to present FIFA World Cup winners with trophy
President Donald Trump is set to present the FIFA World Cup trophy to the winning team’s captain after Sunday’s final between Spain and Argentina, a White House official has confirmed to Fox News. The ceremony will take place on the pitch at New York/New Jersey Stadium, with FIFA President Gianni Infantino joining Trump to hand…
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Fossil fuels, utilities and housing: what we know about Andy Burnham’s plans
Andy Burnham, who becomes prime minister on Monday, has set out a broadly leftwing agenda while insisting he will remain “pro-business”, but critics say key details of his plans remain unclear due to the absence of leadership hustings or in-depth interviews since taking over. Reports and government sources point to significant shifts across energy, utilities,…