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Egypt fans outside of Lumen Field in Seattle ahead of their team’s World Cup opening game against Belgium on June 15, 2026. SEATTLE — The Emerald City is embracing its World Cup moment while displaying its appeal to FIFA as an international destination. Almost four years to the day after it was announced Seattle would serve as one of the host cities for the 2026 World Cup, the city played host to its first game on Monday. Belgium and Egypt fans enjoyed a perfect Chamber of Commerce day ahead of their Group G clash. With temperatures expected to break records…

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Image Credit: Courtesy of James Barker/Instagram The Love Island community is reeling from a tragic loss. Unfortunately, executive producer James Barker died while working on season 8 of Love Island USA in Fiji, ITV America and Peacock confirmed. Barker was 40 years old, according to multiple outlets. TMZ was the first to report the news. “James’ unimaginable loss has been deeply felt across not just the entire Love Island USA production, but throughout all of ITV and Peacock,” ITV America and Peacock’s statement read, per NBC News. “He was a beloved and greatly valued member of our collective family whose…

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By Darragh McDonald | at June 15, 2026 2:35pm CDT The Mets announced that they have claimed infielder Zack Short off waivers from the Tigers. Detroit designated him for assignment last week. The Mets transferred infielder Jorge Polanco to the 60-day injured list in a corresponding 40-man move. Short is out of options and will also need an active roster spot when he reports to the team. On the pitching side, the Mets also placed right-hander Christian Scott on the 15-day IL, retroactive to June 12th, with a right hip impingement. Fellow righty Daniel Duarte was optioned to Triple-A Syracuse.…

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More than 60 years ago, the chemist Gordon Moore predicted that the number of transistors that could fit on a chip would double every two years. He was right. Computing power increased for decades and costs fell. But many smartphones, computers, and an era of artificial intelligence later, Moore’s Law has reached its limits. That’s where He Tingbo (China, 1969), president of Huawei’s semiconductor business, comes in. She has proposed an alternative law to ensure that chips continue to gain power and efficiency without the need to keep shrinking the transistor.The new method, announced on May 25 at a conference…

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Emam Ashour struck a wonderful opener to give Egypt a shock lead against Belgium in Seattle. Ashour was picked out by Mohamed Salah and, having found space on the edge of the area, the Al Ahly forward took a touch before lashing a low drive past Thibaut Courtois. The 18th-minute effort was Ashour’s first international goal for the Pharaohs. It was reward for a robust start from Egypt who had kept a close eye on Belgium danger man Jeremy Doku with a series of strong challenges that prevented the Manchester City winger from having any meaningful impact down the left…

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At graduation ceremonies in 2026, the mere mention of artificial intelligence is enough to garner boos from the crowd. It happened at the University of Central Florida, where speaker Gloria Caulfield said the “rise of artificial intelligence is the next industrial revolution.” It happened at Middle Tennessee State University, where Big Machine Records CEO Scott Borchetta claimed “AI is rewriting production as we sit here.” And it happened at the University of Arizona, where former Google CEO Eric Schmidt said that AI “will touch every profession, every classroom, every hospital, every laboratory, every person, and every relationship you have.” One…

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Many figures have been exiting 60 Minutes, and not necessarily by choice, over the past few weeks. However, one person staying on is Lesley Stahl. Reportedly, she even signed a two-year deal to stay on with the program. This also comes out after she and two of her co-hosts shared a letter explaining why they want to stay with the program. Lesley Stahl Has Been Working With 60 Minutes Since The Early 1990s Stahl first joined CBS News in 1971, becoming a correspondent within a few years. She joined 60 Minutes as a reporter in 1991. Over the years, Stahl…

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La Praza da Mariña en Burela se ha convertido este lunes en uno de los grandes epicentros del Mundial de fútbol, y en una gran fiesta caboverdiana para celebrar su primer e histórico punto en una Copa del Mundo, logrado contra España. Unas 2.000 personas se reunieron en esta plaza, con mayoría caboverdiana y con un estallido final de alegría, música y bailes. Este pueblo pesquero, donde casi el 10% de su población de apenas 10.000 habitantes es de origen caboverdiano, fue durante todo el día un hervidero de gente con camisetas de las selecciones de España y Cabo Verde,…

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Mar 14, 2026; Boston, Massachusetts, USA; Washington Wizards center Alex Sarr (20) attempts a basket against the Boston Celtics during the first half at the TD Garden. Mandatory Credit: Brian Fluharty-Imagn Images Washington Wizards center Alex Sarr underwent surgery for a fractured right foot, the team announced, and is expected to be available at the start of the 2026-27 season. Sarr, 21, sustained the injury during an offseason workout, according to the Wizards. His surgery was performed in New York. Sarr averaged 16.3 points with 7.4 rebounds and 2.0 blocked shots in 48 games (all starts) this past season. As…

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