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Breaking news, this legend and star of Real Madrid says goodbye and joins Arabia with Cristiano The Arabs do not give rest to the European clubs and the one that suffers the most from this exodus is Real Madrid. From Asia they have already taken Karim Benzema, leaving them without a key piece of the team and as if that was not enough they are now going after another of the pillars of the club, Luka Modric. From Saudi Arabia they have been following Luke Modric for a long time They have already made him all kinds of offers, but…

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (WCTV) – Nearly three weeks after an overnight shooting in Tom Brown Park left a woman dead in what police are calling an ambush attack on officers, the Tallahassee Police Department has released body camera footage that they show some of what happened during the incident. As WCTV has reported, on May 25 officers responded to Tom Brown Park after receiving a call that a man they were looking for in connection with a drug investigation was spotted and armed. Officers and the LCSO deputy responded to the call and arrested a man later identified as Durrell Lee….

Fred Ryan, publisher and CEO of the Washington Post, announced that he will step down after nine years at the paper owned by Jeff Bezos. Ryan cited “the decline of civility” in political discourse, and “more broadly throughout our society,” for his decision to leave the Post to lead the newly created nonpartisan Center for Public Civility, launched by the Foundation and the Ronald Reagan Presidential Institute. In an earlier era, “Political leaders on opposite sides of the aisle could find common ground for the good of the country,” Ryan wrote in a Washington Post staff memo announcing his departure….

The Pulte Family Charitable Foundation signed a $111 million partnership with the University of Notre Dame in 2019 to establish the Pulte Institute for Global Development and other associated initiatives within the Keough School of Global Affairs develop a global approach to care for the most needy, the most alienated and the most displaced. Now, the foundation has made an additional gift of $9 million to create the Pulte Platform for Policy Studies at the Keough School. “The generosity of the Pulte family through their foundation is making a significant difference in addressing poverty,” said Notre Dame President Rev. John…

WASHINGTON (TND) — Is there strong evidence against former President Donald Trump or is it the latest classified document fiasco increasing his chances for a second term in the White House? Many Republicans, including Trump’s opponents in the 2024 presidential election, have suggested that indicting Trump for allegedly hoarding classified documents is an example of political persecution. Former Vice President Mike Pence, along with Florida Governor Ron DeSantis, are running against Trump to win the Republican nomination. Even so, they have apparently defended their rival during the last few campaign stops. Pence, who served as vice president under Trump, has…

LONDON (AP) – Two very different British politicians who often clashed, Boris Johnson i Nicola Sturgeon both took their matches to great heights, and both have suffered sudden and dramatic falls. Former UK Prime Minister Johnson resigned as a lawmaker rather than be impeached for lying to Parliament. Sturgeon, the former leader of Scotland, was arrested and interrogated by the police investigating his party’s finances. Here’s what you need to know about the dramatic evolution of UK politics: WHO IS INVOLVED? Johnson and Sturgeon are big political figures, widely known only by their first names: Boris and Nicola. Johnson, 58,…

Professor Jill Locke has taught at Gustavus since 2000. Political science professor Jill Locke has been named the James McPherson Endowed Chair in American History. His three-year appointment to the position began on June 1. The chair he was gifted by Dr. James M. McPherson ’58, professor emeritus at Princeton University and renowned historian who won the 1989 Pulitzer Prize for his book, Battle cry of freedom: the era of civil war. McPherson gave $1 million to Gustavus in 2019 to fund the chair. Locke is the second Gustavus faculty member appointed to the position. The first was Professor of…

The thick smoke and haze that turned the New York City skyline orange and brought some of the worst air quality levels the Northeast has seen in decades was generated by a series of wildfires forests burning in Canada. The fires, which began in early June and have affected Ontario and Quebec, have affected both Canadians and Americans. Canadian media reported that 14,000 people in Quebec were evacuated in early June. In Canada, the fires caused thick smoke that prompted air quality warnings. In the Northeast, there was a similar effect: cities like New York and Philadelphia were covered in…