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Jun 29, 2026; Chicago, Illinois, USA; Chicago Cubs designated hitter Seiya Suzuki (27) celebrates his walk-off single with teammates after defeating the San Diego Padres in the ninth inning at Wrigley Field. Mandatory Credit: Patrick Gorski-Imagn Images Seiya Suzuki’s two-out RBI single in the bottom of the ninth inning Monday night lifted the Chicago Cubs to a 3-2 win over the visiting San Diego Padres. Dansby Swanson started the winning rally with an infield single against Jason Adam (2-2). Trent Thornton (3-2) worked around a one-out infield hit by Fernando Tatis Jr. in the ninth as Chicago prevailed for the…

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Apenas faltan unas semanas para que Samsung presente sus novedades, pero los secretos ya han empezado a filtrarse. El Samsung Galaxy Watch Ultra 2 está llamado a ser una de las grandes estrellas del próximo evento Galaxy Unpacked de finales de julio y, si la rumorología acierta, estamos ante una revolución técnica que promete poner contra las cuerdas a sus competidores más directos.Una importante filtración acaba de revelar detalles clave del futuro smartwatch del gigante coreano y la información proviene de una de las voces más respetadas en el ecosistema de las filtraciones tecnológicas: el conocido ‘insider’ Ice Universe. A…

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PRODUCTION / FUNDING France by Fabien Lemercier 30/06/2026 – The French film centre is also throwing its weight behind first feature films by Linda Lô, Gabriel Gauchet and François DaireauxDirector Salomé Da SouzaFour projects have been selected within the third 2026 session of the CNC’s first advance on receipts committee (dedicated to first feature films). Mon soeur by Salomé Da Souza steals focus among the lucky selectees. Nominated for the 2025 Best Short Film César by way of Boucan and selected for La Fémis’ residency in 2020, the director has written a screenplay (triumphant in the 2023 Cinemed Meetings’ Du Court…

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TORONTO — Ontario’s jail guards are asking for more help after a coroner’s report detailed a suicide crisis among correctional workers and made more than two dozen recommendations to the provincial government. Thirty-four correctional workers have died by suicide over the past 15 years, according to a report by the Office of the Chief Coroner, titled In the Light of Day. The report was led by Dr. Reuven Jhirad, Ontario’s deputy chief coroner, and Rose Jumarang, who along with a team reviewed death investigations, spoke to more than 90 people and made 28 recommendations meant to improve the health of…

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EXCLUSIVO: Granja de Clarkson fabricante Expectativa ha contratado a Katina Grant como directora de desarrollo y entretenimiento. El experimentado ejecutivo de formatos de entretenimiento se incorpora desde Entretenimiento Mettlemousela empresa dirigida por Sarah Tyekiff detrás de la serie de Channel 4 La caja de la honestidadque está programado para una nueva versión española, y y Spencer Matthews: ¿Soy un psicópata? Grant tendrá la tarea de desarrollar ideas y obtener la aprobación de compradores en el Reino Unido e internacionalmente, con especial atención en programas dirigidos por talentos, reality shows, programas de juegos, entretenimiento factual y comedia sin guión. Reportando a…

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OTTAWA — Russian cybercriminals managed to hack into a Quebec municipality’s water treatment plant systems and had the ability to wreak havoc on the crucial infrastructure before getting caught, according to Canada’s cyber spy agency. In its latest annual report released Monday , the Communications Security Establishment (CSE) said that it detected over 3,200 cyber incidents affecting either federal government organizations or one of ten critical infrastructure sectors, such as energy, critical minerals and water. In one particular case discussed in the report, the signals intelligence agency said it was advised last October that Russian hacktivist group NoName had broken…

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Lizzo‘s fifth studio album, “B-TCH,” released early this month, received a lukewarm response, making a challenging return to music for the Grammy-winning singer. Many are speculating about the album’s underwhelming performance, with some pointing out Lizzo’s involvement in an ongoing lawsuit against her former backup dancers. Her primary accusers are speaking out about Lizzo’s latest album and how it may have impacted her career. ZUMAPRESS.com / MEGA Lizzo’s new album, “B-TCH,” has struggled to match the success of her previous releases, prompting some critics to describe it as a flop. The album sold just over 2,600 copies in its first…

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In October 1956, when Soviet tanks rolled into Budapest to crush the nascent Hungarian Revolution and the national aspirations it represented, the communist empire seemed at its apex. With a strong leader, a command economy, and an iron will, it seemed undeniable that the West, with all its messy deliberation, would be unable to compete. Yet Zbigniew Brzezinski, then a young Harvard scholar, saw things differently. Fluent in Russian, he had traveled throughout the Soviet Union and was struck by its underlying weakness. In particular, he noticed that barely half the crowd at a soccer game in Soviet Georgia bothered…

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Prime Minister Mark Carney will meet with Inuit leadership Tuesday in Kuujjuaq, the largest community in the Nunavik region in northern Quebec, for the first trip by a sitting prime minister to the village in almost 20 years.When Carney lands in Kuujjuaq, located about 1,505 kilometres north of Ottawa, he and several of his cabinet ministers will arrive on an airstrip not built by the Canadian government, but the Americans during the Second World War.Ensuring Inuit benefit from the tens of billions of dollars slated for shoring up the Canadian military’s presence in the Arctic is one of the key…

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Listen to this articleEstimated 5 minutesThe audio version of this article is generated by AI-based technology. Mispronunciations can occur. We are working with our partners to continually review and improve the results.It’s the perfect storm of two national holidays, the biggest sports event in the world and hundreds of millions of people — all during a sweltering heat dome. A wide swath of North America, including southern Ontario and parts of Quebec, is expected to see temperatures climb into the mid-30s and low 40s as a high-pressure system settles over many cities. Those are far from ideal conditions for a critical…

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