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Crystal Palace continued their impressive rise under Oliver Glasner, climbing to fourth in the Premier League after Marc Guéhi sealed a 2-1 victory over Fulham with a late header at Craven Cottage. The win marks Palace’s third defeat inflicted on Marco Silva’s side within the year, adding further frustration for the Fulham manager. Eddie Nketiah opened the scoring on his first league start of the season, finishing coolly after smart buildup play from Adam Wharton and Tyrick Mitchell. Fulham replied with a stunning equaliser from Harry Wilson, who curled in a brilliant outside-of-the-boot strike after a slick one-two with Raúl…

Trump voices concern over growing streaming dominance US President Donald Trump warns that Netflix’s planned 72bn-dollar purchase of Warner Brothers Discovery may create serious problems. He tells an audience in Washington that Netflix already holds a large share of the market and that the combined size of both companies could raise issues. The firms announce on Friday that they reached an agreement to bring major Warner franchises like Harry Potter and Game of Thrones to Netflix, forming a powerful new media group. Competition authorities still need to approve the deal. A request for comments to the companies and the White…

Recent government actions in the United States demonstrate active engagement in addressing economic, foreign-policy, and defense challenges, signaling a commitment to effective governance. Officials say these measures aim to stabilize key sectors and enhance public confidence. Economic initiatives include financial support for farmers and rural communities, trade partnerships, and policies to strengthen domestic industries. By providing targeted aid and encouraging investment, the government seeks to improve economic stability and growth. In foreign policy, high-level diplomatic visits and strategic agreements reflect a focus on international collaboration. Engagements with countries such as India and Canada highlight efforts to expand trade, strengthen alliances,…

While Nepal is best known for Himalayan peaks and Kathmandu’s busy backpacker streets, the lesser-known Terai lowlands offer a completely different world: jungles filled with wildlife, peaceful farmland, sacred Buddhist sites, and a warm culture that treats visitors like family. Here, the indigenous Tharu people live among national parks and fertile plains along the Indian border — and hospitality isn’t just a custom, it’s a belief. In the village of Bhada, travellers can stay through Nepal’s Community Homestay Network, which lets families open their homes to guests and benefit directly from tourism. Staying with Shyam Chaudhary in her traditional mud-and-timber…

Tension Between Salah and Slot Mohamed Salah says Liverpool have thrown him under the bus and that his relationship with Arne Slot has collapsed. He sits on the bench for all 90 minutes during the 3-3 draw at Leeds. It is his third straight match without a starting role. After the game, he says the club want him to take full blame. He says he once had a strong bond with Slot. Now he says there is no relationship at all. He cannot explain why. He believes someone at the club wants him out. Salah says he will always love…

Max Verstappen secured pole position for the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix ahead of Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri, setting up a dramatic final race of the season with all three still in the title fight. Verstappen said he will go “all out” with nothing to lose, but Norris holds the championship advantage: he becomes world champion if he finishes ahead of both rivals or takes third place or better. Verstappen must win and hope Norris finishes off the podium to take the title, while Piastri needs victory and for Norris to finish sixth or lower. McLaren have confirmed they will…

The White House launched a “Hall of Shame” on its official website as Trump intensified his attacks on alleged fake news. Officials designed the portal to publicly track claims from news outlets, stating it prevents hoaxes, anonymous stories, and partisan smears from disappearing. Major News Organizations Face Public Scrutiny The portal named The Washington Post “Offender of the Week” and targeted The New York Times, CNN, CBS News, and The Independent. Officials detailed specific claims from each publication and categorized them as circular reporting, failure to report, false claim, malpractice, mischaracterisation, misrepresentation, or left-wing lunacy. Accredited agencies, including Associated Press…

U.S. airlines and tourism stakeholders are gearing up for a major increase in travel tied to upcoming sports events in 2026. With events like the World Cup on the horizon, both domestic and international travel demand is expected to rise sharply. Airlines are expanding seat capacity, while cities and tourism operators plan enhanced services and infrastructure to accommodate the influx of visitors. American Airlines, for example, is adding 27,000 extra seats across 12 major routes in summer 2026. These routes connect cities hosting World Cup matches and other large events. Travelers will benefit from greater flight options, making it easier…

A new era begins in global entertainment Netflix agrees to buy the film and streaming divisions of Warner Bros Discovery for 72 billion dollars. The streamer wins a long and intense bidding battle against Comcast and Paramount Skydance. Warner Bros controls major franchises like Harry Potter and Game of Thrones and also runs the streaming service HBO Max. The takeover creates a powerful new player in worldwide entertainment, but regulators still need to approve the deal. Several industry groups, including the Writers Guild of America, criticise the plan and warn of harm to workers and audiences. Ted Sarandos, co-chief executive…

A new study has detected widespread contamination of cereal foods in Europe with a toxic “forever chemical” known as trifluoroacetic acid (TFA), raising concerns over food safety and pesticide regulation. Research by Pesticide Action Network Europe (PAN) found that breakfast cereals contained the highest concentrations, averaging levels 100 times greater than those found in tap water. TFA forms when certain pesticides containing PFAS chemicals break down in soil. PFAS — a large group of long-lasting industrial chemicals — are used in countless consumer products and degrade extremely slowly, often taking centuries to break down. Their accumulation in the environment has…