Will Brandenburg follow the far-right surge in eastern Germany?
Brandenburg is the last state in the east of Germany to vote in regional elections ahead of next year's federal vote.
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Jaiswal and Pant arrest India's slide after Hasan burst
CHENNAI, India :Bangladesh seamer Hasan Mahmud produced a three-wicket burst to rattle India, who limped to 88 for three at lunch on the opening day of the first test in Chennai on Thursday.
Woman forced to throw MAGA hat in trash at Cardinals game gets team's apology for staff 'misunderstanding'
It's his second large campaign event in New York this year, after drawing a big crowd in the New York City borough of the Bronx in May.
Afghanistan enjoy easy ODI win over South Africa
:Afghanistan earned a first-ever One Day International victory over a depleted South Africa when they romped to a comfortable six-wicket triumph in the first game of the three-match series in Sharjah on Wednesday.
NFL's Ratings So Far Unaffected By Election Season
Historically, the viewership for NFL games declines during election years. The political news week begins on Sunday, the day most NFL games are played. By 10 am ET, the news cycle is already flooded with New York Times op-eds and soundbites from "Meet the Press." Even in America, football takes a backseat to the future of the nation.
Here's who's running for president of the IOC
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Britain in talks with UEFA to ease concerns over regulator plans, PM Starmer says
ROME : Prime Minister Keir Starmer said his government was talking to UEFA over its concerns about Britain's proposals for a men's football regulator but he was confident the plans were within its rules and would not risk England's exclusion from Euro 2028.
Live updates as Eluned Morgan takes First Minister's Questions for first time
Eluned Morgan will face questions in the Senedd for the first time as First Minister today. Politicians have returned from their summer break and the normal weekly proceedings will resume. Every Tuesday the First Minister faces questions from politicians in the Senedd chamber in the twice-weekly plenary session.