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Chilling 911 audio emerges of man accused of stabbing his Aussie wife: ‘She’s dead’
Chilling 911 call audio has emerged from the case of an American man charged with murdering his Australian wife in Florida, in which he can allegedly be heard calmly telling the operator he had stabbed her and that “now she’s dead”. The recording adds disturbing detail to a case that has drawn attention on both…
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Rogue parrot attacks players during Brazilian U-15 soccer game, then comes back and does it again
A parrot disrupted an under-15 football match in Brazil after flying onto the pitch and attacking players during play, forcing a brief halt to the game. The bird then returned for a second attack later in the match, catching players and officials off guard once again. The unusual incident has drawn attention as a lighthearted…
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Trump admin revokes Brazilian ambassador’s visa in escalating diplomatic feud
The Trump administration has revoked the US visa of Brazil’s ambassador to Washington, Maria Luiza Ribeiro Viotti, marking a further escalation in diplomatic tensions between the two countries. A State Department spokesperson said the move followed weeks of communication with Brazilian officials, whom Washington accused of repeatedly delaying and obfuscating in response to US concerns,…
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Alcaraz out of Cincinnati Open with lingering injury
Carlos Alcaraz has withdrawn from the Cincinnati Open because of an ongoing wrist injury, extending an absence that has already cost him Wimbledon and the defence of his French Open title. The world number two, who had been targeting the tournament as preparation for his US Open title defence, has not competed since retiring from…
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Michele Tafoya blasts WNBA activism, says Sophie Cunningham is a hero for women’s sports
Former NFL broadcaster Michele Tafoya has criticised the WNBA for what she describes as an excessive focus on political activism, arguing the league has drifted from its original purpose of celebrating women’s basketball. Speaking on Dan Dakich’s “Don’t @ Me” show, Tafoya, who called WNBA games during its early years, said she no longer recognises…
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Anti-Caitlin Clark ESPN pundit tries justifying claim that Clark isn’t among the best guards in WNBA
An OutKick article criticises an ESPN commentator for arguing that Caitlin Clark should not be ranked among the WNBA’s best guards, framing this as part of a broader pattern of media figures downplaying Clark’s impact despite her popularity and effect on the league’s ratings. The piece, which draws on discussion from “The Riley Gaines Show,”…
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Restore Britain pledges to scrap triple lock on pensions
Restore Britain, a fledgling political movement, has said it would abolish the state pension triple lock if it came to power, arguing the guarantee has become unaffordable as Britain’s ageing population puts growing strain on public finances. The pledge marks a departure from the cross-party consensus that has protected the policy since its introduction, and…
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Tearful Draper struggles during comeback defeat
Jack Draper broke down in tears and lost in the first round of the Canadian Open in Montreal, marking a difficult return to competition after a long injury lay-off. The 24-year-old Briton, whose world ranking had plummeted from fourth to as low as 160th over the past year because of a persistent arm injury, went…
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Now you can securely link multiple phones to one Signal account
Signal has updated its secure messaging app to allow users to link multiple phones to a single account, expanding on its existing support for linking PCs and iPads. Previously, only one phone number could be paired with additional non-phone devices, so this change makes it easier for people who regularly use more than one Android…
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Trabzonspor aim to sign Mohamed Salah this week after opening transfer talks
Trabzonspor have signed Mohamed Salah after opening negotiations with the free-agent Egyptian forward, who left Liverpool this summer following nine years at the club. The move followed a rival approach from Istanbul side Besiktas, which reportedly stalled over financial and image-rights demands, leaving Trabzonspor, Turkey’s fourth-biggest club, to complete the deal instead. Trabzonspor chair Ertugrul…