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New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani struggles to define ‘working class’
New York’s Mayor Zohran Mamdani was reportedly unable to give a clear definition of “working class” when questioned during a New York Times interview, an exchange highlighted by Fox News as evidence of inconsistency in his political messaging. The moment feeds into wider scrutiny of Mamdani, a self-described democratic socialist whose rhetoric on class and…
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Why Beckham was face of World Cup in the US
David Beckham has emerged as the unmistakable commercial face of the 2026 World Cup in the United States, appearing in advertising campaigns for 11 brands including McDonald’s, Major League Soccer, Stella Artois, Home Depot and Bank of America. While current stars such as Kylian Mbappe, Jude Bellingham, Lamine Yamal and Lionel Messi dominate on the…
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Nick Cave’s son Earl, 26, addresses his twin brother Arthur’s death and his own conversion to Christianity a decade later which he says is ‘intrinsically connected to my trauma’
Earl Cave, the 26-year-old son of musician Nick Cave, has spoken publicly about the death of his twin brother Arthur and his own subsequent conversion to Christianity roughly a decade later. He described the two events as being “intrinsically connected” to his trauma, offering a rare personal reflection on how grief shaped his spiritual path…
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Trump and Infantino booed at World Cup final – video
Donald Trump and Fifa president Gianni Infantino were booed by spectators at the World Cup final trophy ceremony, held at the New York New Jersey stadium on Sunday. The reaction unfolded after Spain beat defending champions Argentina 1-0 to win the tournament, with jeers ringing out as the two men walked onto the pitch for…
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Duchess of Kent leaves more than £1.4million in her will – with the bulk of her fortune going to her children
The Duchess of Kent left more than £1.4 million in her will, with the bulk of her estate passing to her children, according to newly published probate records. The disclosure offers a rare glimpse into the private finances of a senior royal figure, whose public role and charitable work, including her long association with Wimbledon,…
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Steve Forbes urges Trump to keep the Strait of Hormuz open at all costs
Publisher Steve Forbes calls for maximum pressure on Tehran regime, urges Trump administration to keep the Strait of Hormuz open as a non-negotiable imperative.
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Outrage in Italy as Moroccan man dies after being pepper sprayed, pinned down and zip-tied by police while screaming ‘help’ in case likened to George Floyd
A Moroccan man has died in Italy after being pepper sprayed, restrained and zip-tied by police officers, sparking public outrage and comparisons to the killing of George Floyd in the United States. Witnesses reported that the man was heard screaming for help while being pinned to the ground before he died, prompting anger over the…
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Angel Reese’s latest WNBA controversy shows how victimhood became central to her brand
An Outkick opinion piece argues that WNBA star Angel Reese has built much of her public persona around presenting herself as a victim, citing her recent reaction to the league suspending Chicago Sky coach Tyler Marsh (referred to in league statements around a “protected species” remark). The article contends this pattern extends across her interactions…
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Venice Critics’ Week Unveils 2026 Selection With Films From Colombia, China & Tunisia
Venice International Critics’ Week has announced the line-up for its 41st edition, revealing seven feature films in competition and two screening out of competition. Organised by the Union of Italian Film Critics and dedicated to emerging filmmakers, the sidebar to the main Venice Film Festival highlights a notably international selection this year, with Colombia particularly…
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Andy Burnham Is Bad News for British Business
The article itself was unavailable because the website returned a JavaScript-and-cookies verification page rather than its contents. Based on the title alone, it appears to argue that Andy Burnham’s policies or political approach could be harmful to British business, but the specific claims and evidence cannot be assessed. No substantive details, figures, quotations or context…