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The second Test between England and New Zealand at the Kennington Oval promises high drama, wrapped in both tactical intrigue and off-field narrative. Leading 1-0 in the three-match series after a commanding 115-run victory at Lord’s, England head into this match under unusual circumstances. Following curfew breaches by regular captain Ben Stokes and pacer Gus Atkinson, a familiar face in Joe Root returns as interim skipper. Furthermore, injury to Lord’s hero Ollie Robinson has forced a radical team overhaul. England have named a bold, pace-heavy line-up featuring two debutants: explosive batter Jordan Cox and fast bowler Sonny Baker, alongside a…

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What happens in Vegas, just might get covered in sprinkles! The city is about to get a major sugar rush with an exciting new attraction. Museum of Ice Cream Las Vegas is getting ready to scoop up its biggest, boldest sprinkle-filled experience when it opens at AREA15 on July 3.  The new flagship location will feature 14 immersive, multi-sensory installations, including exclusive, Vegas-inspired attractions designed to blend playful nostalgia with over-the-top spectacle like only Vegas can do. Guests will be able to explore interactive rooms, snap colorful photos, and indulge in an all-you-can-eat ice cream buffet, making it a must-visit…

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It’s not exactly an original observation, but the first three Toy Story films remain one of cinema’s great trilogies. The so-called “Andy Trilogy” charts a natural progression, following Andy as he grows up and gradually leaves the trappings of childhood behind him. More importantly, Toy Story 3 provides an emotional, near-perfect conclusion, bringing closure to both Andy’s story and the toys’ journey. However, with Pixar making the conscious decision to move away from original stories, focusing more on sequels, it was inevitable that the studio would return to the franchise that helped define it. Even so, the existence of Toy…

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Dozens of colleges have quietly pulled back from Pride Month this year under pressure from the Trump administration to enforce institutional neutrality policies more closely. The trade publication Insider Higher Ed reported that the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, UNC Greensboro and Lamar University in Texas recently deleted LGBTQ social media posts. Other top schools pulled down Pride flags from public spaces, including at the University of Chicago and Boston University. Meanwhile, the University of North Texas dropped its sponsorship of a local Denton Pride festival. Some LGBTQ advocates involved in Pride Month events told The Washington Times…

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Cineplex’s CineClub membership is about to get more expensive. In an email sent to customers, including me, Canada’s largest theatre chain confirmed several changes are coming in July to its monthly subscription service, which offers free and discounted tickets, reduced concession prices and more. First, here are the new CineClub prices, effective July 15: Monthly price — $10.99 (previously $9.99) Annual — $120.89 (previously $109.89) Everyday Member-Priced Tickets (your daily allotment of discounted tickets) — $10.99 (previously $9.99) In the email, the company notes that this is the first time it’s raised prices since CineClub launched in 2021. It adds…

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OTTAWA — The majority Liberal government is pulling out the “guillotine” for one of its most contentious pieces of legislation, moving to give MPs until Friday to pass its controversial bill facilitating police and intelligence agencies’ ability to intercept and collect personal information. Late Monday, Government House Leader Steven MacKinnon tabled a sweeping motion that would effectively put an end to clause-by-clause debate of Bill C-22 at committee by Thursday night and put an end to the second reading stage. The motion then gives the government the ability to limit third reading debate to a single MP from each party.…

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Joseph and Kendra Duggar haven’t had the best year, to say the least. After Joseph was arrested for child molestation, Kendra has been struggling not only with her personal life but also with her health. Now, it’s been revealed that the couple is actually selling their home after initially just renting it out. Keep reading to find out more about Joseph and Kendra’s current situation. Kendra and Joseph Duggar Sell Their Family Home Earlier this year, Joseph Duggar went to jail for child molestation after an incident that took place in 2020 in Panama City. He was on a family…

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Speculation surrounding Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s wedding has intensified after an unexpected comment from New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani. While details about the couple’s plans have remained closely guarded for months, a brief remark during a public event sent fans and media outlets scrambling for answers. The moment has also renewed interest in reports of secret preparations already underway behind the scenes. ZUMAPRESS.com / MEGA The latest twist arrived during a press conference held ahead of New York City’s planned ticker-tape parade celebrating the New York Knicks’ NBA championship victory. While discussing how the city was preparing for…

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Yet another study shows that the more you let artificial intelligence do the thinking for you, the less capable you are on your own. This time, researchers at MIT tested how relying on AI to tell fake news apart from the truth impacted users’ ability to identify misinformation on their own. Treating AI chatbots as a news source is increasingly common, particularly among young people. Recent reports from Pew Research Center show that one in five teenagers in the U.S. get their news from chatbots, while one in five adults under age 50 report using AI for their news at…

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El considerado ensayo previo al Tour de Francia, el Tour Auvergne – Rhône-Alpes, anteriormente conocido como Criterium du Dauphiné, ha tenido a un gregario y fiel escudero de Tadej Pogacar como vencedor como es el caso del ciclista mexicano Isaac del Toro, que alzó los brazos como ganador de la clasificación general en la última etapa para llevarse la victoria final. Mundial 2026: los horarios de los partidos más esperados y cuándo juega España En el podio le acompañaron el español Juan Ayuso como tercero y el joven Luke Tuckwell, que llegó al último día vestido de amarillo, aunque sabía…

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