King Charles’s trip to France burned by banquet fears, insiders say
The state visit had been organised to mark a new Anglo-French entente brokered during a recent meeting between Mr Macron and Rishi Sunak.
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Migrants on foot rush into Canada to beat deadline
At precisely midnight, two officers pulled a black tarp and plastic sheet off a newly erected sign at what has been the most famous unofficial border crossing in Canada, Roxham Road. “STOP.
Matty Beniers ends scoreless drought, hits 50-point milestone for Kraken
The sight of Matty Beniers capping an odd-man rush with his 20th goal and 50th point of the season was a welcomed development in his continued progression with the Kraken.
How Issuing An International Arrest Warrant For Putin Has Made It Impossible For Ukraine To Negotiate A Deal With The Russian President To End The War
A girl holds a sign reading “Putin see you in The Hague” during a march against the war in Ukraine, in Cologne, Germany, Feb. 28, 2022 (AP photo by Martin Meissner). Politico: Ukraine sees no way to negotiate peace with Putin after war crimes w…
Idaho governor signs bill that restricts transgender students’ bathroom use in schools
Idaho Republican Gov. Brad Little signed a bill this week that prohibits transgender students in the state from using public school bathrooms that do not align with their gender assigned at birth.
Miami coach Jim Larrañaga asks for transparency on NIL deals
Miami coach Jim Larrañaga wants to know how much money athletes at other schools are making through name, image and likeness deals.
Afroman is sued by police officers after using their faces in music videos
Seven law enforcement officers in Ohio are suing rapper Afroman for using footage of their raid on his house last year in videos and merchandise for commercial purposes, according to a complaint.
Texas seeks 1st Final Four in 20 years, Miami its 1st ever
Texas is aiming for its first trip to the Final Four in 20 years, and Miami is seeking the first in school history.
Ohio State women snap UConn’s 14-year Final Four streak, advance to first Elite 8 since 1993
The Buckeyes advanced to their first Elite 8 since 1993 and snapped UConn’s streak of 14 straight Final Four appearances in a Seattle regional tournament game.
The New US-China Proxy War Over Undersea Internet Cables
400 undersea cables carry 95% of the world’s international internet traffic, reports Reuters (citing figures from Washington-based telecommunications research firm TeleGeography).
But now there’s “a growing proxy war between the United States and Chi…