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Australia's one-day series against South Africa is going badly, with the touring side staring at a possible clean sweep after a heavy collapse in the latest match. Pat Cummins has made his ODI return but is not captain, with Mitchell Marsh taking the reins.Selectors have recalled Nic Maddinson after a decade-long absence and handed a wicketkeeper a debut, while attention now turns to weather and whether Australia can salvage pride in the final match.
- 2Pride sneakers worn year-round with pride●Not waiting until next Pride Month to rock these kicks. These are for every MF day. Only wish I'd ordered two pair. At t
A Converse customer is showing off a custom pair of Pride-themed Chuck Taylors, saying they plan to wear them every day of the year rather than just during Pride Month. The shoes were personalised through Converse's customisation service, which lets buyers change the uppers, soles, tongue tags, sidewall striping and laces. The buyer says they like them so much they wish they had ordered a second pair.
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Golden Knights star Jack Eichel says he takes 'a lot of pride' in his strong start to the NHL season, per the Las Vegas Review-Journal. The centre's early form has helped drive Vegas's opening games, and fans are praising his leadership and performance as the team builds momentum.
- 4Olympics praises Thai sprinter Puripol ahead of LA 2028●The World’s #1 Golden Child! Olympics Raves About Puripol! Pushing "Bew" to Shine at LA 2028, Eve...
The Olympic movement's official channels are hailing Thai sprinter Puripol Boonsorn, nicknamed "Bew," as one of the sport's brightest young stars, calling him a golden child of world athletics. The coverage frames him as a leading hope to shine at the Los Angeles 2028 Games, and Thai fans are celebrating the international recognition of their young sprinter.
- 5Rebeca Andrade returns at Artistic Gymnastics World Championships 2026▼Artistic Gymnastics World Championships 2026: Rebeca Andrade beams with pride on return to big stage - preview and how to watch live
Brazilian gymnast Rebeca Andrade is back on the big stage at the Artistic Gymnastics World Championships 2026, and she says she is beaming with pride ahead of the competition. A preview of the championships and details on how to watch the action live are drawing attention from gymnastics fans worldwide.
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Laurent Jacobelli, a spokesperson for the Rassemblement National, is drawing attention in France amid an ongoing debate over teachers' pay and school funding. The discussion follows comments from Maël de Calan, spokesperson for Édouard Philippe, who said means are needed to restore teachers' pride and increase their remuneration. Political figures across parties are weighing in on education policy.
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Canadian poet Anne Carson reacted to a major literary honour with the acceptance line 'Everyone is crazy', drawing attention in Canada. Prime Minister Mark Carney praised her as 'the pride of Canada'. The award and her characteristically irreverent response are being widely covered, with readers sharing the contrast between the official honour and her blunt remarks.
- 8Norfolk Native Wins Ocean View License Plate Design Contest▼A Norfolk native wins the license plate design contest celebrating Ocean View
A Norfolk native has won Virginia's license plate design contest honoring the Ocean View neighborhood, according to WHRO. The winning design will be featured on the commemorative plate celebrating the coastal community. The contest highlighted Ocean View's beachfront heritage, and the result is drawing attention locally as residents celebrate hometown talent being recognized by the state.
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Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni has replied to a Democratic Party councillor from Pontedera who referred to her as a 'ciociara', a term for someone from the Ciociaria area of Lazio. Meloni said she is 'proud to be called ciociara', turning the label into a point of pride. The exchange has drawn attention in Italy, with debate over whether the term was used as an insult and over regional stereotypes in political rhetoric.
- 10Whitefish High School Girls Golf Team Wins Class A State Title▼Whitefish High School Girls Golf Team Claims 2026 Class A State Title
The Whitefish High School girls golf team has won the 2026 Class A state championship in Montana. The Flathead Beacon reported the victory, marking a notable achievement for the northwest Montana school in statewide high school golf competition.
- 11TIME Names University of Hawaii Law Alumnus to TIME100 Next▼TIME Magazine names UH law alumnus to TIME100 Next
TIME Magazine has selected a University of Hawaii law school alumnus for its TIME100 Next list, which recognizes emerging leaders shaping the future across fields such as politics, climate, health and culture. The university announced the honor, highlighting it as a milestone for its law program. Specifics about the alumnus's work and role have not been detailed in the announcement.
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Aomori is hosting attention ahead of Japan's National Sports Festival, with the Yomiuri Shimbun highlighting local craft traditions being showcased for the event. Items such as torches and medals featuring prefectural craft techniques are being presented as a display of 'this is Aomori', tying the region's artisanal heritage to the national sporting stage.
- 13Suitland High band director up for 2027 Grammy Music Educator Award▼Suitland High School band director named semifinalist for 2027 Grammy Music Educator Award
A band director at Suitland High School in Maryland has been named a semifinalist for the 2027 Grammy Music Educator Award. The recognition places the educator among a select group of music teachers nationwide being considered for the honor, which celebrates instructors who have made significant contributions to music education in their schools and communities.
- 14Salve Regina wins national financial analysis competition▼Salve takes first place in national financial analysis competition
Salve Regina University has taken first place in a national financial analysis competition. The result marks a notable achievement for the university's finance students, who outperformed teams from across the country in analyzing companies and presenting investment recommendations. The win is being highlighted by the university as a point of pride for its business program.
- 15Jaguar praised for a move no other company could make▼Jaguar has just done something no other company on the planet could - and it makes me proud to be British
An Independent columnist says Jaguar has done something no other company in the world could, calling it a source of British pride. The piece does not specify the achievement in the headline alone, but it comes amid Jaguar's high-profile relaunch of its brand and its push toward an all-electric future, a move that has drawn both praise and fierce criticism. Reactions to the British carmaker's reinvention remain sharply divided.
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The 89th edition of the Sagra dell'Uva is drawing attention in Italy, with coverage focusing on how the festival's famous parade floats are made. Organisers have shared behind-the-scenes looks at the craftsmanship involved, and visitors are asking how the carts are built as celebrations get under way.
- 17Vulcans join Special Olympics Hawaii for Hilo regional games▼‘They made their day’: Vulcans, Special Olympics Hawaii host Hilo regional games
The University of Hawaii at Hilo Vulcans partnered with Special Olympics Hawaii to host the regional games in Hilo, giving athletes a day of competition and celebration. Local reports said the student-athletes and volunteers 'made their day' for participants, with the event drawing community support across the island.
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A tree known as the 'Bendy Tree' in County Down, Northern Ireland, has won the Tree of the Year competition, according to RTE. The unusual tree has drawn attention for its striking curved shape, and its victory is being noted across Britain and Ireland as the annual contest celebrates remarkable trees and the local pride attached to them.
- 19Statesboro High teacher to lead Georgia Business Education Association▼Statesboro High teacher to serve as president of Georgia Business Education Association for 2027-2028
A teacher at Statesboro High School has been chosen to serve as president of the Georgia Business Education Association for the 2027-2028 term. The appointment highlights the educator's standing in business education circles in Georgia, with the announcement drawing attention from the local community in Statesboro ahead of the association's future programming.
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Cameron Smet, son of French singer David Hallyday, has turned 22. To mark the occasion, his father posted a heartfelt message publicly expressing his pride in his son. The tender tribute has drawn attention from fans and French celebrity media, who are highlighting the warm bond between father and son as the milestone birthday is celebrated.
- 21Fortnite's AI tools spark jokes about Jane Austen fan fiction●Fortnite Will Give Kids What They've Always Wanted: AI Pride And Prejudice Fan Fic https:// fed.brid.gy/r/https://afterm
The games site Aftermath reports that Fortnite's new AI-powered creation tools could let players generate AI-written fan fiction, jokingly suggesting kids will now produce AI-made Pride and Prejudice stories. The piece mocks the direction of user-generated content in games, blending Neal Stephenson references with Jane Austen, and reflects wider concern about generative AI flooding gaming platforms with low-effort content.
- 22Bro Man's Sammiches Named Top Family-Owned Burger Joint●Bro Man's Sammiches claims top ranking in family-owned burger joints
Bro Man's Sammiches has claimed the top ranking among family-owned burger restaurants, according to the Erie Times-News. The recognition highlights the sandwich shop's standing in a competitive local food scene, and the nod is likely to draw increased attention and customers to the family-run business.
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A Nobel Prize winner in physics has spoken of their pride at the part their pioneering work played in the development of artificial intelligence. The award has drawn attention to the deep links between physics research and modern AI, and commentators are debating whether machine learning belongs in a physics prize.
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Audrey, a contestant from Castres, is returning to the popular France 2 music quiz N'oubliez pas les paroles to take part in the Masters 2026 edition, where she will face the show's 32 best maestros. Hosted by Nagui, the special tournament brings back standout former candidates, and her home region's coverage highlights the local pride and the size of the challenge ahead.
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A teacher from Springdale, Arkansas has been named the state's Teacher of the Year. The honor, reported by the Arkansas Advocate, recognizes an educator from the northwest Arkansas school district as the state's top teacher for the coming year. It highlights Springdale's public schools at a moment when teacher recognition programs draw attention to classroom excellence across Arkansas.
- 26Sea Wednesday nostalgia: summer memories of Puerto de Mogan●# MeerMittwoch & # ThrowbackThursday combo - Puerto de Mogan (Summer 2019) ☀️🌴🍹😎👍🏻 # GranCanaria # Mogan # PuertoDeMogan
A photo post revisits Puerto de Mogan on Gran Canaria as it was in summer 2019, shared to combine the German Sea Wednesday hashtag with Throwback Thursday. The images celebrate the resort's beaches, ocean views and landscapes, with tags suggesting pride in living on the island. It is a light, nostalgic moment amid ongoing online photo-sharing traditions.
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A Macomb native has unveiled a billboard design selected for a statewide art series. The work, reported by WGEM, places the artist's design on public display as part of the program. Beyond the announcement, no further details about the artist, the artwork's location, or the series organizers were provided.
- 28Ghanaians praise Mahama's speech at the United Nations●Prez Mahama made us PROUD to be Ghanaians at the UN; USA paaaa
Ghanaian President John Mahama delivered an address at the United Nations in New York that has drawn strong praise back home. Supporters in Ghana say the speech made them proud to be Ghanaian, with celebratory reactions spreading widely on social media, including comparisons with the United States' role at the assembly.
- 29Italian commentator celebrates triggering the Habsburg collapse●I'm sorry, but the decrepit Habsburgs are gone, yes we triggered its collapse, and we are proud of it
An Italian commentator is proudly claiming credit for the collapse of the Habsburg empire, dismissing the old dynasty as decrepit and gone. The remark frames Austria-Hungary's disintegration as something Italians deliberately brought about and should take pride in, reviving long-running nationalist rhetoric about Italy's role in ending Habsburg rule in the region after the First World War.
- 30Leather craftsman shows prototype bumbag ahead of small production run●Prototype de sac banane en cuir pour mini production de 3 sacs identiques 🤗😃🤓 # maroquinerie # IJT # InstitutJeanneTouss
A leatherworker from the Institut Jeanne Toussaint has unveiled a finished prototype of a leather bumbag, made as the model for a small run of three identical bags. The post presents the piece as a maroquinerie and DIY leathercraft project, with the maker expressing pride and happiness at the completed sample before moving into limited production.
- 31School holds Palestinian Heritage Day celebrating keffiyeh and traditional dress●At our school, the keffiyeh and traditional dress were not just clothing… they were a lesson in identity and belonging.
A teacher at a school in Palestine marked Palestinian Heritage Day with children wearing the keffiyeh and traditional dress, describing the garments as a lesson in identity and belonging rather than mere clothing. The post, shared with messages of solidarity and hashtags about Gaza, resonated with readers as an intimate portrait of cultural pride and continuity amid the ongoing war.
- 32Bair Hugger named 2026 'Coolest Thing Made in Minnesota'▼EP-made Bair Hugger medical technology named 2026 ‘Coolest Thing Made in Minnesota’
Bair Hugger, a patient-warming medical technology manufactured in Eden Prairie, Minnesota, has been named the 2026 'Coolest Thing Made in Minnesota'. The recognition highlights the product's role in keeping patients warm during surgery and its status as a notable homegrown manufacturing success for the state, drawing local attention to Eden Prairie's medical device industry.
- 33Central Bench Art Box becomes community centerpiece●Central Bench Art Box blossoms into community centerpiece
A new Art Box installation in Boise's Central Bench neighborhood has blossomed into a community centerpiece, according to student reporting from Boise State University's Arbiter Online. The project is being celebrated as a public art success that brings residents together and adds character to the area, though few further details are available beyond the headline.
- 34Opinion warns against hubris in ending Iran war●Other voices: Don’t let hubris get in the way of ending the Iran war
A commentary argues that pride and overconfidence must not derail efforts to bring the Iran conflict to an end. The piece warns policymakers against letting hubris shape decisions on ceasefire and diplomacy, urging a pragmatic approach to ending hostilities.
- 35Local History Video Series Nominated for Statewide Travel Award▼Local History Video Series Up for Statewide Travel Award
A video series highlighting local history has been nominated for a statewide travel award. The series showcases the area's heritage and attractions, and its recognition at the state level would spotlight the community as a travel destination. Local broadcaster WJER reported the nomination.
- 36Kare-Kare: Slow-Cooked Filipino Peanut Stew Wins Praise●Peanuts. Time. Fire. Legacy needs nothing more. # food # recipes # SlowFoodPride # LessIsMore https:// soyummysoeasy.com
Home cooks are highlighting kare-kare, the Filipino peanut stew, as an example of slow cooking at its best. A recipe post describes it as a legacy dish needing only peanuts, time and fire, with hashtags celebrating slow food and simple living. Followers praised the traditional approach, sharing memories of family versions passed down through generations.
- 37Zoe Saldaña Says Pride and Fear Kept Her From Mental Health Help▼Zoe Saldaña Says ‘Pride, Fear’ Used to Keep Her From Seeking Mental Health Help: ‘I Battled Alone’ (Exclusive)
Actress Zoe Saldaña has opened up about struggling with her mental health in silence, saying that pride and fear once stopped her from seeking professional support. In an exclusive interview with People, she described how she 'battled alone' for years before reaching out. Her comments add to a growing number of celebrities speaking publicly about therapy and emotional wellbeing.
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An art teacher at Derby High School has received a state-level teaching award, according to local reporting. The honor recognizes the educator's contribution to arts education, and community members have been sharing congratulations for the teacher and the school.
- 39Justice hails Constellium's role in NASA Artemis programme●Rocketship ride: Justice celebrates role of Constellium in Artemis
West Virginia Governor Jim Justice is celebrating the part played by aluminium producer Constellium in NASA's Artemis programme, which aims to return astronauts to the Moon. The company's advanced aluminium-lithium alloys are used in rocket structures supporting the lunar missions. Officials are highlighting the state's contribution to the high-profile space effort, framing it as a point of pride and economic significance for West Virginia industry.
- 40Dartmouth professor Sarah Slotznik wins early career award●Magnetic in her field: Earth sciences professor Sarah Slotznik receives early career award
Sarah Slotznik, an Earth sciences professor at Dartmouth, has received an early career award recognizing her research in her field. The honor highlights her promising work in the geosciences at an early stage of her academic career, and the university's student newspaper has covered the achievement as a point of pride for the department.