More money, more problems: the debate on the black tax returns in African football | Football
In November 2023, former Chelsea midfielder John Mikel Obi reignited a long conversation about the burdens faced by breadwinners, especially…
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Can Liverpool keep winning once Salah leaves for AFCON?
LIVERPOOL, England – Before traveling to the Ivory Coast for a six-week African Cup of Nations appearance with Egypt, Mohamed…
Air France to serve 23 North American cities this summer – Business Traveler
Air France has outlined plans to serve a total of 23 cities in the United States, Canada and Mexico this…
Street vendor activists accused of violence and assault remain in jail
A Superior Court judge on Thursday again denied bail to a group of activists dubbed the “Justice 8” who have…
The British economy “does not work.” There are two key reasons here.
In the Cambridgeshire countryside, a new British semiconductor company was ready to expand beyond its laboratory and open a manufacturing…
Imam-ul-Haq and Shaheen Afridi dropped from Sydney Test squad
Saima Ayub will make her Test debut at the Sydney Cricket Ground, replacing Imam in the playing XI. Pakistani players…
An elderly couple sitting in the reserved seats of a mother of three on a train refuses to move
Stay ahead of fashion trends and beyond with our free weekly Lifestyle Edit newsletter Stay ahead of fashion trends and…
South Korean opposition leader Lee Jae-myung stabbed by autograph seeker
The attacker subdued by men refused to answer police questions about his motives, according to Busan media South Korea’s opposition…
Washington fends off Texas in exciting half and advances to CFP National Championship
The Pac-12 goes out strong. Months after the historic conference disintegrated due to conference realignment, the Washington Huskies will play…
On this day in history, January 2, 1920, thousands of people were arrested by the Department of Justice in the nationwide ‘Palmer Raids’.
The Department of Justice unleashed a shocking and often violent unconstitutional nationwide raid, arresting up to 10,000 people, on this…