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“There is a foundation to believe in the attractiveness of Europe, especially on a relative basis,” Francesco Ceccato, Barclays Europe CEO, told Euronews' Business Editor, Angela Barnes, in an exclusive interview.
FIFA have issued a vague directive to clubs that they must take their 'strongest' squad to the USA for the Club World Cup this summer. Pep Guardiola reacted angrily to that idea, telling the governing body that nobody will tell him who to select.
DAYTON, Ohio — When Mount St. Mary's guard Xavier Lipscomb hit a 3-pointer before anyone could blink, everyone sensed Wednesday night's game would be a bit different.
They’re erasing history, suggests the angry reporter who apparently loathes the Trump administration.
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Australian Nick Kyrgios won his first match since 2022 as he fought back from a set down to beat American Mackenzie McDonald 3-6, 6-3, 6-4 at the Miami Open on Wednesday. Kyrgios's career has been blighted by injuries in the last two years and he had to retire from his first round match at Indian Wells earlier this month. The flamboyant 29-year-old had suffered pain in his surgically reconstructed right wrist - a procedure that left him on the sidelines for 18 months. "It has been a long journey, even to just get to the start line of matches and be scared to just finish them," Kyrgios said. "To come off and get a win and feel like I belong again was special," added after the one-hour, 43-minute victory.
On Tuesday, President Trump made available tens of thousands of files regarding the assassination of President John F. Kennedy. Due to the volume of files, artificial intelligence chatbots quickly summarized the documents for users of interest.