French far-right leader Marine Le Pen claims government collapse 'is not a victory'
France's National Assembly — the lower house of the Parliament — toppled Prime Minister Michel Barnier's government on Wednesday night.
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Who Is The Next BCCI Secretary? State Units Wonder After Jay Shah's Elevation To ICC
With Jay Shah taking over as International Cricket Council's youngest chairman on December 1, the role of secretary in the mighty BCCI lies vacant and as officials wonder who the replacement might be, they have time to figure out the next course of action. Following the constitutional amendment in 2022, the secretary is the most influential office-bearer in the BCCI, having "all powers in relation to cricketing and non-cricketing matters" with the CEO working under his supervision. Shah was elected unopposed for the ICC top position in August and the stakeholders have been wondering ever since how the transition process will take place.
Carli Lloyd, Chris Armas elected to U.S. National Soccer Hall of Fame
Carli Lloyd, Chris Armas, Nick Rimando and Mary Harvey were elected Tuesday to the U.S. National Soccer Hall of Fame along with former Major League Soccer executive Mark Abbott, and will be inducted on May 3.
Michigan fires offensive coordinator Kirk Campbell - ESPN
Michigan fired offensive coordinator Kirk Campbell on Tuesday, ending his three-year tenure with the team and his first as playcaller.
Charles Barkley, Mark Cuban agree their presidential ticket would win White House
'America Reports' panelists Mary Katharine Ham and Matthew Bennett discuss the fallout from President Biden calling Trump supporters 'garbage' and Mark Cuban's remarks about pro-Trump women.
Welsh Conservative leader Andrew RT Davies quits despite narrowly surviving no-confidence vote
Conservative Senedd member Andrew RT Davies today narrowly survived a vote about his future of the leader of the group in the Welsh Parliament but then quit anyway. In a resignation letter to the chair of the Welsh Conservative party he said he was standing down "with regret" and would remain in post until a successor was elected. He said his position was "untenable" following the confidence vote. Read his letter in full here.
German Chancellor Scholz defends decision not to deliver long-range missiles to Ukraine
German Chancellor Olaf Scholz visited Ukraine for the first time in more than two years on Monday and vowed to keep supporting Kyiv in its fight against Russia.
Guinea stadium crush kills 56 people after disputed refereeing decision - ESPN
A controversial refereeing decision sparked violence and a crush at a soccer match in southeast Guinea, killing 56 people, according to a provisional toll, the government said on Monday, as a witness described scenes of chaos.