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New photos released by the Israeli Prime Minister's office show Benjamin Netanyahu meeting with President Trump at the White House. The high-stakes talks reportedly focused on what comes next after recent strikes on Iran and how the U.S. and Israel move forward strategically. Netanyahu was also expected to present intelligence that Iran is actively expanding its nuclear sites, even as Tehran continues to avoid direct peace talks with the United States despite Trump's optimism about diplomacy.

Chelsea's squad depth is insane... they can legitimately put together two full squads in Xabi Alonso's preferred 3-4-2-1 system 😮‍💨🔥 If you change formation you can make even more combinations and of course the transfer window is still open for them to add some depth should they require it 🤨🔄 They could be a serious problem next season for teams 👀

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Nineteen-year-old Misha Rohozhyn, who is non-verbal and has Down syndrome, faced a terrifying journey as he and his mother, Liana, escaped the war in Mariupol, Ukraine, during Russia's siege of the city. Together, they crossed minefields and lived through artillery attacks while trying to reach safety. It was a long and frightening journey, but Liana never gave up. To keep her son calm and give him hope, she kept telling him they were going to meet his favorite WWE star, John Cena. Those words helped Misha stay positive as they traveled until they finally reached a refugee residence outside Amsterdam. Their remarkable story was later reported by *The Wall Street Journal*. When John Cena read about Misha and his mother's journey, he was deeply moved. At the time, he was filming in London, only about an hour away by plane. Without hesitation, Cena flew to Amsterdam on June 5, 2022, to surprise Misha in person. Speaking about the visit, Cena said, "When I read about M...

Julie Loving, a 51-year-old woman from Illinois, made an incredible sacrifice to help her daughter, Breanna Lockwood, become a mother. Breanna, who lives in Chicago, had dreamed of having a child for years. But after several IVF attempts, she suffered multiple misc@rriages. She was later diagnosed with Asherman syndrome, a rare condition that caused permanent infertility because of damage to her uterus. Even though Breanna could no longer carry a baby herself, there was still hope. Her eggs and embryos were healthy and could still be used. Wanting to help her daughter achieve her dream, Julie made the life-changing decision to become her gestational surrogate. The pregnancy was not easy, but Julie stayed strong throughout the journey. After months of carrying the baby, she went through a difficult delivery. On November 2, 2020, Julie gave birth to a healthy baby girl named Briar Juliette Lockwood. The moment was extraordinary because Julie had just given birth to her own granddau...

A man from Winnipeg Canada bought his girlfriend a lottery ticket as a birthday gift. He forgot his wallet that week so she held it. It won $5 MILLION Canadian dollars. Lawrence Campbell of Winnipeg Canada had been with his girlfriend Krystal Ann McKay for over a year. They were living together. She had been asking him for three weeks to buy her a lottery ticket for her birthday. He kept forgetting. In January 2024 they were driving past a store and he finally bought one on the spot He handed it to her to hold because he had lost his wallet that week. Days later he found the ticket at a friend's house and scanned it on his phone. He had won the Lotto 6/49 jackpot. Five MILLION Canadian dollars. They called friends and family. Went to a nearby store to verify the win. Someone recorded the moment on video. At the lottery office Campbell could not claim the prize. He had no government ID. His wallet was still missing. A lottery representative suggested McKay claim it on hi...

There may be no better feeling in football than lifting the World Cup and kissing the most iconic trophy in sports 🤩🏆

When the Trump administration canceled $7.5 billion in clean energy grants last October, Russell Vought, the White House budget director called it cutting the ‘Green New Scam.’ But in court filings this month, the Energy Department admitted the grants were terminated ‘based solely on the political identity of the grant recipient’s state.’ With one exception, every single canceled grant was in a state that voted for Kamala Harris and has two Democratic senators. Identical grants in Republican states were left completely untouched. A federal judge has already ruled this violated the Fifth Amendment. And clean energy grants are just the beginning. The Trump administration has reportedly used the same playbook to withhold FEMA disaster relief and childcare funding from blue states. Your federal tax dollars should fund every state equitably. The White House just admitted in writing they are only spending them in states that voted their way.

On November 3, 2019, Chicago Police SWAT Sgt. Mike Nowacki started the Hot Chocolate 15K carrying nearly 50 pounds of tactical gear. But the difficult race was only part of his plan. Hidden with him was an engagement ring. His girlfriend, fellow Chicago Police Officer Erin Gubala, was working near the finish line. After crossing it, Nowacki planned to find her and deliver a proposal speech he had carefully practiced. Then, with only about 150 yards left, he heard people calling for a medic. A woman had collapsed nearby. She had no pulse and was not breathing. Even though Nowacki was exhausted and still carrying the heavy equipment, he immediately left the course and ran to help. Alongside an off-duty firefighter, he began performing CPR. They continued until emergency responders arrived and used an automated external defibrillator, or AED. Police later said their quick actions helped save the woman’s life. After she was taken away by ambulance, Nowacki returned to the course a...

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On July 23, 1966, England and Argentina met in the quarter-finals of the World Cup at Wembley Stadium. It was a bad-tempered match from the start, but what happened in the 35th minute would change the sport forever. German referee Rudolf Kreitlein sent off Argentine captain Antonio Rattín. The problem was that Kreitlein didn't speak Spanish, and Rattín didn't speak German or English. The official reason given for the sending off was "violence of the tongue." Some accounts suggest it may have been nothing more than a dirty look. Rattín refused to leave. For nearly ten minutes, the match was held up as Rattín argued, teammates swarmed the referee, and FIFA officials tried to intervene. Ken Aston, the head of the tournament's referees committee, physically waded in to try to calm the situation. Eventually, police were brought onto the pitch to escort Rattín off. He didn't go quietly. As a final act of defiance, he sat down on the red carpet reserved exclus...

Looking back at The Athletic's picks for the Best Player at the World Cup one week after it's conclusion and they actually sorta cooked with that Top 8 😮‍💨👏 Back in December 2025, the platform tasked two writers with ranking over 1,200 players into a Top 100 based on how they think they’ll perform and this is what they came up with 🤔🧠 They did, however, assume the likes of Italy and Poland would make it into the competition... and we all know how that went 👀

Out of the 23 billionaires in Africa, 17 of them are from Nigeria, South Africa and Egyptm Together, these three countries have about $114.3 billion out of Africa's total $126.7 billion in billionaire wealth. Aliko Dangote is Africa's richest person. He has about $35.5 billion. He is followed by Johann Rupert of South Africa with $16.1 billion. Nigeria's Abdulsamad Rabiu is now the third-richest person in Africa. His wealth grew a lot this year after the value of BUA Cement shares went up. Nigeria has four billionaires with a combined wealth of about $50 billion. Many African countries do not have a single billionaire on the list. This shows that most of Africa's billionaire wealth is concentrated in just a few countries. #1official

For almost two decades, Zhang Zilong believed his family was buried in debt. Growing up in a modest apartment in Pingjiang County, Hunan Province, China, his father, Zhang Yudong, often told him that the family owed a huge amount of money. Motivated by that belief, Zhang planned to find a job paying around US$800 a month after university so he could help repay what he thought was a heavy financial burden. But after graduating, he uncovered a surprising truth. His father wasn't struggling financially at all. Zhang Yudong was actually the founder of Mala Prince, a well-known Chinese spicy snack company that reportedly generates close to US$83 million in annual revenue. The company was founded the same year Zhang Zilong was born, yet his father deliberately kept the family's wealth hidden while maintaining a simple lifestyle. The reality became clear when Zhang was shown the family's villa, said to be worth about US$1.4 million. He later joined Mala Prince's e-commer...

Chelsea winger Pedro Neto is understood to be among the names on Manchester City's radar as they formulate a list of potential wing targets. City have looked at Paris Saint-Germain's Ibrahim Mbaye and RB Leipzig's Yan Diomande, among others. Tottenham have been working to agree a deal for City's Savinho but Enzo Maresca's side want a replacement lined up. City had interest in 26-year-old Neto prior to him joining Chelsea from Wolves for £51m and Maresca had struck up a good rapport with the Portuguese while they were together at Stamford Bridge. #Neto #Maresca #Chelsea #CFC #ManCity #MCFC

Carlos Chandía, a former Chilean referee, was officiating the 2007 Copa América semifinal between Argentina and Mexico when he saw something that warranted a yellow card: Messi had handled the ball. It was his second booking and would have meant his sending-off. But there were only two and a half minutes left, so Chandía made an unusual decision. He approached the Rosario native and offered him a deal: "This play deserves a sending-off because you handled the ball, but my decision not to give you a yellow card will cost you the shirt you're wearing. I'll have it after the end of the match." Messi complied. Once the match was over, he went to the referees' dressing room and handed his shirt to Chandía. Days later, he played the final against Brazil, where Argentina lost 3-0. An anecdote that remained hidden for years, until the referee himself decided to tell it. 🇦🇷⚽

Luis Suárez to the rescue once again for Inter Miami as they win a second game in a row after the break for the World Cup 🔥🦩

Everything you need to know about fixtures and stadiums at Euro 2028! 🧵