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    Neymar sent off as Santos chase Libertadores spot●santosGgoogleUS5005 d ago

    Santos head into the final five rounds of the Brazilian Serie A season needing results to qualify for the Copa Libertadores, with Neymar sent off in a match that drew international coverage and criticism of the rule behind his dismissal. Arthur has returned for the run-in amid talks over a contract renewal, while little-used forward Lima is not expected to stay for 2027. The club's historic stadium is also undergoing a R$72 million renovation that will include a small shopping area.

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    Why Claiming Social Security at 70 Can Protect a Surviving Spouse●Claim Social Security at 70 and Die at 72, and Your Widow Collects the Bigger Check for the Rest of Her Life. The Survivor Math That Changes the Break-Even Age Nobody Runs for Couples✉newsBusinessPersonal Finance1 d ago

    A personal finance argument is circulating that couples should reconsider the standard Social Security break-even math: a higher earner who delays claiming until 70 and dies shortly after leaves a larger survivor benefit that the widow collects for life. Commentators say most break-even calculations focus on the individual retiree and ignore this survivor-benefit effect, which can make delayed claiming worthwhile for couples even when the retiree's own lifetime total looks worse.

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    Two deaths in ICE custody spark scrutiny of immigration enforcement▼Beyond the Border: Two deaths in ICE custody, a 72% drop in citizenship approvals and a court ruling allowing detention without bond✉newsWorldLaw & Courts6 d ago

    Immigration and Customs Enforcement is facing renewed criticism after two people died while in custody. The developments come alongside a reported 72% drop in US citizenship approvals and a court ruling allowing immigration detention without bond. Together, the news points to tightening conditions for immigrants in the United States, prompting debate over oversight and due process in the enforcement system.

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