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Multi-club ownership, led by Red Bull, reshapes football investment strategies globally.
Idi Amin's brutal regime in Uganda is examined, highlighting his legacy and the historical context of his leadership compared to figures like Stalin.
A former British intelligence agent recounts daily efforts to thwart terror attacks.
Samuel Paty, a teacher, is murdered in a terror attack in a quiet town near Paris.
Protests in Marseille escalate as police clash with crowds over systemic issues in France.
Freestyle bullfighting combines tricks and danger, led by Aaron Ferguson's league in Canada.
Davidson transitions from a successful real estate career to fashion design, leveraging his Instagram following to attract high-profile clients like Kevin Hart and Steph Curry.
Nintendo's shares rise as Pokemon GO captivates players worldwide in augmented reality.
Donald Trump imposes tariffs on steel and Luna, risking job losses and trade tensions.
Nick Varney discusses the Alton Towers rollercoaster accident on Sky News from London.
Funerals have occurred in Myanmar after 38 were killed on Wednesday during protests.
Footage shows G4S prison in Bloemfontein allegedly torturing inmates with drugs and electroshock.
Ukrainian president Volodymr Zelenskyy addresses G7 leaders in Germany about support for Ukraine.
Gaddafi's recruitment of Amazigh female bodyguards in Libya challenges traditional gender roles while sparking mixed reactions about his legacy on social media.
Gaddafi's nuclear bunker fails to protect him, leading to ironic comments on social media.
Donald Trump blames video games for mass shootings in El Paso and Dayton, sparking backlash.
Alastair Campbell claims that the BBC's decision to remove Gary Lineker is a result of creeping right-wing authoritarianism in the UK.
John Barnes criticizes the BBC's selective impartiality regarding human rights issues.
Gatwick Airport faces chaos when a drone disrupts flights and raises safety concerns.
Netanyahu claims Gaza authorities block fuel imports, causing deaths at al Shifa hospital.
Israel prepares for a major offensive against Gaza amid rising casualties and humanitarian crises.
An Israeli airstrike in Gaza kills 70, mostly women and children, according to Hamas reports.
Israel's airstrikes on Gaza follow a Saturday terrorist attack that killed over 1,200 people.
GB News suspends Dan Wootton after Laurence Fox's comments about a female journalist.
Samsung's Gear VR headset offers immersive virtual reality experiences for Galaxy Note 4 users.
Ziad Ahmed, a 21-year-old from Princeton, New Jersey, highlights his efforts to empower diverse youth voices through initiatives like Redefine and Juve Consulting.
Curfews in Los Angeles, Philadelphia, and Atlanta follow protests for George Floyd's justice.
George Hotz demonstrates his room-mapping robot on the Today Show in 2004.
Oklahoma oilman George Kaiser discusses his philanthropic motivations and the role of entrepreneurs in social responsibility during an interview with Stephen Foley.
At 68 years old, Jack Walsh lifts 320 pounds of iron straight up on his head, defying expectations of aging and strength.
Jochen Lang prioritizes EU unity over UK relations, impacting German business strategies.
Residents in western Germany face devastation from floods as more rain is expected soon.
The Dritte Weg party in Germany promotes a 'Germans only' platform while running for elections.
Germany's military aid to Ukraine is hindered by its own equipment shortages, as the German army requires much of its available resources for NATO commitments.
Annalena Baerbock urges China to influence Russia to end the Ukraine war during talks in Beijing.
Germany seeks migrant labor to address its aging population and shrinking birth rate.
Far-right protesters, fueled by opposition to pandemic policies, attempted to storm the Reichstag in Berlin, prompting condemnation from President Frank-Walter Steinmeier.
Chancellor Angela Merkel announces Germany's support for the EU's economic recovery post-pandemic.
Germany's government plans to ease entry for foreign skilled workers amid workforce shortages.
A knife attack in Würzburg leaves three dead and several injured, as police arrest a suspect.
A mass shooting in Hamburg leaves eight dead at a Jehovah's Witnesses meeting.
Germany's new green card system aims to attract skilled workers to fill 2 million vacancies.
Residents of Briennese in Switzerland narrowly escape a devastating rock slide on Thursday.
National Geographic offers $10 off subscriptions with a bonus issue and free Nat Geo Map Tote.
Zuckerberg tightens his grip on Facebook as results surge, according to the Financial Times.
The chip shortage disrupts consumer electronics, cars, and medical devices amid rising demand.
General Motors cuts 11,000 jobs in March, affecting workers like Linda in Lordstown, Ohio.
Gojek and Grab transform Indonesia's economy with super apps for transport and payments.
