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Read Full Story →Austria and Algeria have both insisted they will be going for a victory when the two teams face off on Saturday, despite not winning potentially being more beneficial to their knockout round draw.
Read article →Who can secure qualification before the group stage ends, and whose World Cup dreams could be shattered? Here's what you need to know.
Read article →Cape Verde's memorable journey at their first World Cup is not over yet.
Read article →Uruguay pulled goalkeeper Fernando Muslera at halftime of their FIFA World Cup group stage final after his blunder in the first half gifted Spain the lead at Estadio Akron on Friday.
Read article →Spain coach Luis de la Fuente has confirmed that the team's qualification for the World Cup knockout stage -- topping Group H after a 1-0 win over Uruguay -- came at a cost, with injury concerns over wingers Nico Will...
Read article →Egypt finish second with five points in Group G, while Iran finish third with three points.
Read article →The New York Rangers added some scoring punch up front on Friday, acquiring forward Pavel Dorofeyev, 25, the Golden Knights' leading goal scorer from last season, in a deal announced by commissioner Gary Bettman that ...
Read article →The Carolina Hurricanes are expected to be without leading goal scorer Seth Jarvis, who typically plays on the wing of No. 1 center Sebastian Aho, for the start of their Stanley Cup defense due to shoulder surgery, GM...
Read article →Life Biosciences, the biotech startup cofounded by Harvard geneticist David Sinclair, has dosed its first patient in an FDA-approved clinical trial using partial cellular reprogramming to reverse aging in the eye. The experimental drug ER-100 uses three genetic factors to reset age-related epigenetic markers in retinal neurons, targeting glaucoma patients facing irreversible vision loss — the first time a reprogramming technology has ever been tested in humans.
Read Full Story →Drawing on the 19th-century French concept of the mal du siècle, a generational malaise diagnosed by Romantic writers like Alfred de Musset and Chateaubriand, this piece argues that today's widespread anxiety mirrors the disillusionment felt by young people after Napoleon's fall — a generation trapped between a glorious past and a foreclosed future.
Read article →Patrick Arnold, the chemist who invented THG, the undetectable steroid known as "the clear" at the center of the BALCO doping scandal, died at 59 in Guilford, Connecticut, with the cause of death unknown.
Read article →On his new album "Iceman," Drake takes aim at a wide range of enemies and former allies, with Kendrick Lamar's shadow looming largest as Drake addresses the fallout from their 2024 feud, including alleged streaming manipulation and the ongoing UMG lawsuit.
Read article →Cisco announced roughly 4,000 layoffs on May 14, 2026, cutting nearly 5 percent of its global workforce on the same day it reported record quarterly revenue of $15.8 billion, a 12 percent year over year gain driven by surging demand for AI infrastructure.
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