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‘Die Hard’ actor Robert Davi blasts Mamdani after NYC map omits Little Italy

  • NYC map highlighting immigrant communities excluded Little Italy neighbourhood
  • Actor Robert Davi publicly criticised Mayor Mamdani for the omission
  • Controversy raised questions about recognition of Italian American cultural heritage

Robert Davi posted a fiery video blasting New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani over a city immigrant enclaves map that omitted Little Italy.

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Rudi Garcia faces Belgian backlash for taking Courtois off in World Cup loss to Spain

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  • Garcia criticised for substituting fit-to-continue Courtois in World Cup quarter-final.
  • Replacement Lammens's error let Spain win 2-1.
  • Garcia's contract review, due this month, now under scrutiny.

Belgium coach Rudi Garcia has come under heavy criticism after substituting his injured first-choice goalkeeper, Thibaut Courtois, during the team's 2-1 World Cup quarter-final defeat by Spain on Friday. Although Courtois felt able to continue despite a leg twinge, Garcia withdrew him on the grounds that he was…

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Bull Gores Runner In The Face During Spain’s San Fermin Bull Run Festival

  • One runner gored in the face at Pamplona's bull run.
  • Twelve others treated for knocks and injuries.
  • Fifth run of the eight-day San Fermin festival.

A runner was gored in the face during a chaotic bull run at Spain's San Fermin festival in Pamplona on Saturday, while many others narrowly avoided serious injury. The event saw six bulls and accompanying steers charge through crowds of thrill-seekers packed into the narrow, cobbled street course,…

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Merlier makes it back-to-back Tour wins

  • Merlier wins back-to-back Tour stages with a late sprint charge in Bergerac.
  • It is his fifth career Tour stage victory, beating Girmay and Kooij.
  • Pogacar keeps yellow; stage nine shortened due to a heatwave.

Belgium's Tim Merlier claimed his second consecutive stage victory at the Tour de France, winning stage eight in Bergerac in a bunch sprint on Saturday. The Soudal Quick-Step rider had also taken stage seven the previous day, and the double success caps a strong Tour for the 33-year-old,…

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Spain’s Mikel Merino enjoys happy knack of scoring late winners

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  • Merino's late substitute goals send Spain into World Cup semi-finals.
  • All three of his tournament goals came off the bench as winners.
  • Spain's first World Cup knockout wins since their 2010 title.

Spain's substitute midfielder Mikel Merino has become the unlikely hero of their World Cup campaign, scoring late winners in successive knockout rounds to send his side into the semi-finals. His decisive goals against Portugal and then Belgium delivered Spain's first World Cup knockout victories since they won the…

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Elon Musk’s family foundation took Tommy Robinson to Russia, says Musk’s father

  • Musk Foundation reportedly funded Tommy Robinson's trip to Russia, says Errol Musk.
  • Robinson urged UK street protests while in Moscow.
  • British police seized Robinson's phones on his return.

Elon Musk's family foundation funded a trip to Russia for the British far-right activist Tommy Robinson, according to the billionaire's father, Errol Musk, who accompanied him in Moscow. Robinson — whose real name is Stephen Yaxley-Lennon — used the visit to urge supporters back in Britain to take…

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Klopp agrees to replace Nagelsmann as Germany coach

  • Klopp agrees in principle to become Germany's next men's coach.
  • He would replace Nagelsmann, who resigned after an early World Cup exit.
  • A four-year deal awaits final agreement with Red Bull.

Jurgen Klopp has reached an agreement in principle to become the head coach of Germany's men's national team, following talks with senior German football association (DFB) officials in New York on Friday. The move would make the former Liverpool manager the successor to Julian Nagelsmann, who resigned after…

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