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Lionel Messi's dedication to Inter Miami in MLS has come under scrutiny, with some questioning if he's saving his energy for the upcoming Copa America. Coach Tata Martino responded to these concerns after Messi's performance in a recent game where he scored but the team still lost. This has sparked a debate on whether Messi is fully invested in his MLS duties with Copa America on the horizon.
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Football market expert Fabrizio Romano reports that Chelsea FC is finalizing a deal with Leicester City's Enzo Maresca to become their new manager. Following Mauricio Pochettino's dismissal, Maresca, who successfully led Leicester back to the Premier League, is set to sign a contract until 2029, worth 10 million euros.
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President Joe Biden calls for Israel to safeguard civilian lives following a strike in Rafah that killed dozens. Amid rising Democratic discontent, prominent lawmakers, including Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, Ayanna Pressley, and Rashida Tlaib, demand action. Israel's Netanyahu claims the strike was a tragic error.
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Pakistan's federal government has announced that May 28 will be a public holiday to honor Youm-e-Takbeer, marking the anniversary of Pakistan's successful nuclear tests in 1998. This day commemorates the Chagai-I and II tests, which established Pakistan as a nuclear power. Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif emphasized the day’s importance in reminding the nation of its unity and strength.
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The eagerly anticipated Monaco Grand Prix is upon us, with hometown favorite Charles Leclerc aiming for a stellar performance. This guide offers details on where to watch the F1 race, including free streaming options, broadcast choices, and the best services to catch all the action live.
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Kabosu, the beloved Shiba Inu behind the iconic 'doge' meme and Dogecoin, has passed away at 18. Her owner, Atsuko Sato, announced Kabosu died peacefully, leaving behind a lasting legacy that resonated worldwide. Kabosu's internet fame started in 2010 with a viral photo, and she later became the face of the humorous cryptocurrency Dogecoin, celebrating a decade of influence and joy.
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Barcelona's women's team is making headlines for their success in reaching their fourth Champions League final in six years, contrasting starkly with the men's team, which is grappling with financial troubles and inconsistent performance under head coach Xavi. The investment in the women's team has turned them into a powerhouse while the men's team struggles to rediscover its former glory.
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Paula Vennells, the former CEO of the Post Office, is under intense scrutiny at the Horizon IT inquiry in London. Her testimony, filled with admissions and assertions of being misled, has sparked controversy over her role in handling IT issues and prosecuting staff. The inquiry, led by Wyn Williams, seeks to unravel the tangled web of misinformation and accountability.
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The NBA Eastern Conference Finals will see the Boston Celtics taking on the Indiana Pacers. While the Celtics have shown dominance so far, the Pacers have fought through tough series to reach their first conference finals since 2014. Predictions heavily favor the Celtics to win in five games, and Game 1 tips off on May 21 at TD Garden.
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England manager Gareth Southgate has unveiled a 33-player provisional squad for Euro 2024. Significant absences include Jordan Henderson, Marcus Rashford, and Raheem Sterling, while new faces such as Kobbie Mainoo and Jarell Quansah make their debut. The squad covers goalkeepers, defenders, midfielders, and forwards, featuring both seasoned players and promising talents.
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The Indiana Pacers created playoff history by achieving a record-setting field goal percentage of 67.1% in their 130-109 victory against the New York Knicks. Tyrese Haliburton led with 27 points, while the team shot over 70% in both 2-point and 3-point ranges in the first half, outshining the Spurs' previous record. This win capped a dramatic comeback and eliminated the Knicks from the playoffs.
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The Indiana Pacers and New York Knicks gear up for a pivotal Game 7 showdown at Madison Square Garden. With the home team winning each game in the series so far, the Knicks are slight favorites. Despite numerous injuries plaguing the Knicks, their defense and home-court advantage could be crucial. Meanwhile, the Pacers arrive with a healthier squad, aiming to overcome the odds.