NY, NJ Subpoena FIFA Over World Cup Ticket Practices
New York and New Jersey attorneys general investigate FIFA's ticketing for 2026 World Cup at MetLife Stadium, citing misleading seat locations and inflated prices.
New York and New Jersey attorneys general investigate FIFA's ticketing for 2026 World Cup at MetLife Stadium, citing misleading seat locations and inflated prices.
Russian filmmaker Andrey Zvyagintsev has made a public appeal to President Putin, asking for the release of his son from military service in Ukraine.
Andy Arnold, a newly elected Reform UK councillor in Barnsley, is under pressure to resign after photos emerged showing an apparent swastika tattoo on his arm.
Oxfam GB CEO Richard Hawkes responds to Halima Begum's call for aid sector reform, urging evolution of INGOs, donors, and governments to shift power locally.
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GCHQ chief Anne Keast-Butler reveals new intelligence estimating nearly half a million Russian soldiers killed in Ukraine, as Russian forces retreat on the battlefield for the first time since late 2022.
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Tony Blair's advice for Labour to adopt 1999-style policymaking is misguided. The party must forge new ideas for today's challenges, not recycle old ones.
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California Governor Kerry Sheron has announced a formal investigation into former President Donald Trump's business dealings, citing potential fraud and tax evasion.
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Fresh clashes broke out outside Delaney Hall in Newark as ICE officers used pepper spray and Tasers on protesters, while detainees continue a hunger and labor strike demanding better conditions.
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MLS feels stagnant despite growth, with the 2026 World Cup seen as a potential catalyst. The league needs a big bump to avoid being overshadowed by European leagues.
Jillian Segal hired Yaron Finkelstein's company for a $200,000 contract without public tender, citing lack of competition. Officials defended the limited tender process in Senate estimates.
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