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- 1Russian glide bomb hits Kharkiv apartment building, 22 injured●російські терористи вдарили КАБом по житловому будинку в Харкові. Постраждали 22 людини, серед них — восьмеро дітей. 12-
Russian forces struck a residential building in Kharkiv with a guided glide bomb, injuring 22 people, including eight children. A 12-year-old and an 8-year-old boy were hospitalised. Elsewhere in Ukraine, four people were hurt in a night attack on Kyiv, and two were wounded in a rocket strike on Izium.
- 2Bazunu's Israel decision reignites football boycott debate●# ireland # israel # palestine : # football / # soccer / # uefa / # fifa / # boycott „Bazunu’s decision raises the peren
Irish goalkeeper Gavin Bazunu's decision regarding a fixture involving Israel has drawn criticism, with commentators questioning why Israel is allowed to compete in international football while the war in Gaza continues. The debate over a UEFA and FIFA boycott of Israel echoes earlier campaigns, including those targeting Russia after the invasion of Ukraine, and is gaining traction among fans and commentators in Ireland and beyond.
- 3Driver caps comeback week with podium at Azerbaijan Grand Prix●Returns from injury, extends his contract, qualifies P4, finishes P3 ✅ What a week for the birthday boy 🎁 # F1 # Azerbai
A Formula 1 driver is being celebrated after a remarkable week at the Azerbaijan Grand Prix: he returned from injury, extended his contract, qualified fourth, and finished on the podium in third place — all around his birthday. Fans are praising the run of good news as the perfect birthday gift.
- 4Ravens Face Cowboys in Week 3 NFL Game in Rio●Baltimore Ravens vs Dallas Cowboys Game Highlights from Rio | 2026 NFL Season Week 3
The NFL's 2026 season Week 3 matchup between the Baltimore Ravens and the Dallas Cowboys, played in Rio de Janeiro, is drawing wide attention, with highlights of the game circulating widely among football fans. The Baltimore Ravens versus Dallas Cowboys contest is being closely followed as one of the standout games of the early 2026 NFL season.
- 5Record number of states boycott UN Durban anniversary event●Record number of states boycott UN event for 25th anniversary of anti-Israel Durban conference
A record number of countries boycotted a United Nations event marking the 25th anniversary of the Durban conference, which critics have long accused of harboring anti-Israel bias. The gathering, tied to the 2001 World Conference Against Racism held in Durban, South Africa, drew pushback from numerous states citing the conference's association with antisemitism and the singling out of Israel.
- 6Israel vs Ireland: protest symbols overshadow football match●The story behind Israel vs Ireland: Bowed heads, black armbands and a one-man boycott
Israel's match against Ireland drew attention beyond football, as players and officials marked the occasion with bowed heads, black armbands and a one-man boycott connected to the Gaza war. The gestures highlighted ongoing political tensions surrounding Israeli participation in international sport, with the fixture becoming a focal point for debate over the conflict and athletic neutrality.
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A British scuba diver who helped rescue the Thai football team trapped in a flooded cave in 2018 has died at the age of 44. The rescue, in which all 12 boys and their coach were brought out alive, made the diver one of the most celebrated figures of the operation. News of the death has prompted tributes.
- 8Irish comedian urges boycott of Israel football fixture▼'Playing against genocide': Irish comedian, activist urges boycott of Israel fixture over Gaza war
An Irish comedian and activist is calling for a boycott of a football fixture involving Israel, arguing that teams should refuse to play against Israel while the war in Gaza continues. She described competing against Israel as 'playing against genocide', framing the appeal as part of wider campaigns to exclude Israeli teams from international sporting events. The call adds to ongoing debate over whether sport should remain separate from the politics of the conflict.
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Reports suggest Republic of Ireland players are considering boycotting a fixture against Israel. The potential move comes amid ongoing political tensions and debate over sporting ties with Israel. Fans and commentators are divided, with some backing the players' stance on principle and others arguing sport should remain separate from politics. Football authorities have yet to respond formally to the reports.
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Backstreet Boys are a top trending search in Canada, with fans looking up tour and ticket information for Canadian dates. The band's Millennium-era popularity keeps drawing large crowds whenever new shows are announced, and Canadian searches surged past 5,000. The trend coincided with unrelated financial news coverage of Rogers Communications in Canadian media.
- 11American archaeologist killed in Gaza prompts questions●Amerikalı Arkeoloğu Neden Öldürdüler? 🇹🇷🇵🇸 # FreePalestine # GazaResists # BoycottIsrael # BoycottIsraelProducts # Boyco
Posts in Turkish are asking why an American archaeologist was killed, tying the question to the war in Gaza and Palestine. The messages, shared with FreePalestine and Gaza-related hashtags, frame the death as part of the broader conflict and call for boycotts of Israel. Details about the person, the circumstances of the killing, or who was responsible were not provided.
- 12Driver caps birthday week with podium at Azerbaijan Grand Prix●Formula 1 (@F1): Returns from injury, extends his contract, qualifies P4, finishes P3 ✅ What a week for the birthday boy
A Formula 1 driver turned his birthday week into a strong comeback, returning from injury, signing a contract extension, qualifying fourth, and finishing third at the Azerbaijan Grand Prix. The sport's official account celebrated the run of results, calling it quite a week for the birthday boy, and fans picked up on the celebratory tone.
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Search interest is rising around a Backstreet Boys concert in Toronto in 2027, with fans looking up dates and venue details. Coverage linking the tour stop to Rogers-linked venues in Toronto suggests a large-scale stadium show is being planned. Little confirmed information about tickets or the full tour itinerary is available yet, and fans are awaiting official announcements.
- 14McEnroe calls for Grand Slam boycott as prize money protest ends●John McEnroe says players need to boycott Grand Slams - as they end public prize money protest https://www.nytimes.com/a
John McEnroe has said tennis players need to boycott the Grand Slams to win greater prize money, as the sport's players end their public protest over pay. The comment puts fresh pressure on the four major tournaments after a campaign that drew attention to the gap between player earnings and the revenue the Grand Slams generate. Debate over player pay in tennis continues to build.
- 15Netherlands to return to Eurovision after dropping Israel boycott●Netherlands to return to Eurovision as it drops boycott over Israel participation https:// lemmy.ml/post/53307687
The Netherlands has announced it will take part in Eurovision again, ending its boycott of the contest. The Dutch had stayed away in protest over Israel's participation in the song competition. The decision means the country will rejoin one of Europe's most-watched television events, though debate over Israel's involvement in the contest continues among fans and broadcasters.
- 16Cowboys stop Derrick Henry on fourth down in key defensive stand▼Cowboys stop Derrick Henry on 4th down
The Dallas Cowboys stopped Baltimore Ravens running back Derrick Henry on a fourth-down attempt, drawing widespread reaction from NFL fans. The goal-line or short-yardage stop against one of the league's most feared power runners was seen as a statement play for a Cowboys defense often criticized for inconsistency, with debate over the coaching decision to go for it on fourth down.
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The NFL has confirmed that the field in Brazil is fit for play ahead of Sunday's game between the Dallas Cowboys and the Baltimore Ravens. League officials addressed concerns about the playing surface ahead of the international matchup, saying the field is good to go. The game is one of the league's showcase international fixtures this season.
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Irish soccer fans are calling for a boycott of matches involving Israel, according to Mother Jones. The appeal adds to a broader wave of pressure from fan groups and activists seeking to isolate Israeli teams in international sport amid the ongoing conflict in Gaza. Details on which fixtures are targeted or how football authorities have responded were not provided, but the campaign reflects long-standing political tension in Irish sport surrounding Israel's participation.
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Erik Brown, the Canadian cave diver who took part in the 2018 rescue of 12 boys and their coach from Thailand's flooded Tham Luang cave, has died at the age of 44. News of his death was reported by outlets including Khaosod English, AsiaOne, The Independent and the Daily Mail, with tributes describing him as a hero of the daring rescue operation. The cause of death has not been widely reported.
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The NFL has confirmed that the field in Brazil is fit for play ahead of Sunday's matchup between the Dallas Cowboys and the Baltimore Ravens. The league's statement addresses concerns raised before the international game, and fans are following developments as the teams prepare to meet outside the United States.
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The Backstreet Boys are coming to Canada for a 2027 residency, in a deal announced by Rogers Communications. Canadian outlets including CityNews and the Globe and Mail are covering the announcement, with radio station Indie88 running a ticket giveaway. The news has drawn wide attention from fans of the iconic boy band.
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A 14-year-old boy has been charged over an alleged terror plot targeting a school and a shopping centre, according to reporting by The Courier Mail. Few details about the alleged plot, the boy's identity or the specific locations have been made public, with the case expected to proceed through juvenile courts given the defendant's age.
- 23Ravens to face Cowboys in NFL's Rio de Janeiro debut▼NFL Brazil 2026: Funk, favelas and football - what to expect as Baltimore Ravens face Dallas Cowboys in league's Rio de Janeiro debut
The Baltimore Ravens will play the Dallas Cowboys in Rio de Janeiro in 2026, the first NFL game in the Brazilian city. Preview coverage highlights the local flavour expected around the matchup, from funk music to favela culture, as the league continues its push into Brazil following earlier games in São Paulo. Fans are discussing what the Rio debut means for the NFL's international growth.
- 24Irish Soccer Fans Call for Boycotting Matches With Israel●Irish Soccer Fans Call for Boycotting Matches With Israel https:// fed.brid.gy/r/https://www.moth erjones.com/politics/2
Irish soccer fans are calling for a boycott of international matches involving Israel, according to a report by Mother Jones. The campaign reflects broader anger over the war in Gaza, with supporters pressing the Football Association of Ireland to refuse to play against Israel in upcoming fixtures. The debate feeds into a wider international discussion about whether Israeli teams should compete in international sport while the conflict continues.
- 25US anthem booed in Brazil at NFL game▼US National Anthem Booed in Brazil as NFL Takes Heat Over Hosting Cowboys-Ravens Game Abroad
Crowds in Brazil booed the US national anthem before the NFL's Cowboys-Ravens game, part of the league's push to host regular-season games abroad. The reaction has drawn attention to growing criticism of the NFL's decision to stage the matchup in Brazil, with fans and commentators debating whether the league's international expansion is being received as warmly as it hoped.
- 26Sexual assault charge against Trailer Park Boys actor Mike Smith dismissed▼trailer park boys actor mike smith
A Nova Scotia judge has dismissed the sexual assault charge against Mike Smith, the actor best known for playing Bubbles on Trailer Park Boys. The ruling, reported by Global News, CTV News and The Globe and Mail, ends the criminal proceedings against him. No details of the judge's reasons are given in the reports.
- 27Protesters urge Scottish Government to drop Barclays from bond programme●Protesters demonstrate outside Barclays today, calling for a boycott of the bank and urging the Scottish Government to d
Protesters demonstrated outside Barclays on Monday, calling for a boycott of the bank and urging the Scottish Government to remove it from its bond programme. Demonstrators say Barclays has financial ties to companies supplying Israel's military, and the action forms part of a wider boycott campaign linked to the war in Gaza.
- 28Nolan Wells laid to rest as death investigation continues▼Nolan Wells funeral: 'We will miss everything about him,' mom says as death investigation continues
Nolan Wells's funeral was held as authorities continue investigating how he died. His mother said, 'We will miss everything about him,' speaking at the service. No cause of death has been announced, and officials have not said whether foul play is suspected, leaving the family and community awaiting answers while the investigation proceeds.
- 29EU approves first drug for cerebral adrenoleukodystrophy▼European Commission grants marketing authorization for NEZGLYAL® (leriglitazone), the first pharmacological treatment approved for cerebral adrenoleukodystrophy (cALD), a rare neurodegenerative disease
The European Commission has granted marketing authorization for NEZGLYAL (leriglitazone), making it the first pharmacological treatment approved for cerebral adrenoleukodystrophy, a rare and rapidly progressive neurodegenerative disease that primarily affects young boys. Until now, care options for cALD were limited mainly to stem cell transplantation in eligible patients. The approval is being highlighted as a significant milestone for families affected by the rare disease and for rare-disease drug development in Europe.
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Director Danny Boyle has publicly endorsed British actor Jack O'Connell as his pick to be the next James Bond, adding a prominent voice to ongoing speculation about who will succeed Daniel Craig in the franchise. The endorsement is drawing attention as fans and media continue to debate the casting decision ahead of an official announcement.
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Searches are surging around Stray Kids and a possible Grammy boycott tied to 2027 awards discussion, with fans debating whether the K-pop group should be recognised or snubbed by the Recording Academy. The chatter follows broader questions in the music press about which Asian pop acts could earn Grammy nominations once BTS returns, with Billboard weighing in on potential contenders.
- 32Ravens stun Cowboys with last-second win●NFL: Ravens stun Cowboys in final seconds as Loop gains redemption … https://www. espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/500494 88/rave
The Baltimore Ravens beat the Dallas Cowboys with a score in the final seconds, with kicker Loop delivering the decisive play after earlier struggles. The dramatic finish is drawing attention from football fans, with much of the focus on Loop's redemption arc and what the narrow result means for both teams' seasons.
- 33NFL says Maracanã field passed tests before Cowboys-Ravens game▼NFL says Maracanã Stadium field passed required tests before Cowboys-Ravens kickoff
The NFL says the playing surface at Rio de Janeiro's Maracanã Stadium passed all required field tests ahead of kickoff between the Dallas Cowboys and the Baltimore Ravens. The statement addresses concerns about field conditions at the iconic venue, and the game is going ahead as planned.
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A 17-year-old boy has been arrested following the discovery of two bodies, a mother and her daughter, in Belgium. The bodies were found at a location where relatives were reported missing, and Belgian investigators have detained the son on suspicion of involvement in their deaths. The case is drawing attention in both the Netherlands and Belgium as more details emerge about the circumstances.
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India Rose, the 14-year-old daughter of Elsa Pataky and Chris Hemsworth, has won a bull-riding competition, reportedly competing against boys and taking first place. Hemsworth expressed pride at seeing his daughter win, saying she was the only girl and took the victory. The story has drawn wide attention in Spain, where Elsa Pataky is well known, alongside a separate interview in which she recalls studying journalism because her father told her acting was not a real job.
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The Baltimore Ravens and Dallas Cowboys are set to meet in the first NFL game ever played in Rio de Janeiro. Coverage is focused on three key storylines heading into the matchup, with the historic South American venue drawing particular attention. Fans are discussing how both teams will handle the international stage and what the game means for the league's global expansion.
- 37NFL Week 3 winners and losers led by Cowboys' defensive collapse▼NFL Week 3 winners and losers led by Cowboys' defensive calamity
NFL Week 3 is being recapped with the Dallas Cowboys singled out for a defensive disaster, as outlets rank the week's biggest winners and losers across the league. The Cowboys' calamitous defensive performance is the headline takeaway, with their struggles drawing the most attention among Sunday's results.
- 38Ravens face crisis at center after win over Cowboys▼As fervor of pulsating win over Cowboys fades, Ravens face crisis at center
The Baltimore Ravens' pulsating win over the Dallas Cowboys is being overshadowed by a growing problem at the center position. Coverage of the victory is quickly giving way to concern about the team's depth and options along the interior of the offensive line, with the issue framed as a crisis that could undermine the momentum from the win.
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The Baltimore Ravens and Dallas Cowboys are facing off, and the matchup is one of the most searched sports topics in the United States right now. Fans are looking for ways to follow the game live, with free stream searches surging alongside the spike in interest in the result.
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Bless, the son of actors Giovanna Ewbank and Bruno Gagliasso, is making his acting debut in Globo's new telenovela "A Nobreza do Amor". Brazilian entertainment outlets are covering the premiere, with Ewbank publicly celebrating her son's first step into television, writing that "now it's his turn". The boy's first role in a major network production has drawn wide attention given his famous parents.