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Barcelona's top target is Atletico Madrid's Julian Alvarez, the 26-year-old World Cup winner who has openly pushed for a move after scoring steadily since joining from Manchester City in 2024. Atletico president Enrique Cerezo and coach Diego Simeone refuse to sell to a La Liga rival, rejecting a €100m bid and staying firm despite rumors of €130m-plus offers. As a Plan B, 19-year-old Bournemouth forward Eli Junior Kroupi stands out with his Premier League flair, drawing interest from top clubs and carrying a €70m-€100m price tag that analysts call a bargain compared to Alvarez's cost.

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Julian Alvarez dreams of Camp Nou, but Atletico's firm stance has Barcelona turning to teenage sensation Eli Junior Kroupi as a clever alternative.

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Canadian supporters at the FIFA World Cup 2026 match in Vancouver debuted the 'Canoe Row' chant, imitating the Norwegian fans' popular Viking Row tradition. Videos of the coordinated paddling gesture by Canada fans spread widely on social media.

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Josh Griffith is exiting his role as head writer for the CBS soap opera The Young and the Restless in a major backstage shakeup.

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On June 6 in eastern Idaho, authorities pulled over the 48-year-old Olympic gold medalist and found 4.1 grams of illegal psychedelic mushrooms plus paraphernalia in a dispensary bag. Miller posted $5,000 bond, pleaded not guilty, and awaits a pretrial hearing on July 29; he claims on Instagram the items were cannabis from a friend without his knowledge, though court records specify psilocybin. The six-time medalist, recently inducted into the U.S. Olympic & Paralympic Hall of Fame Class of 2025, faces up to a year in jail if convicted, amid Idaho's strict laws on the Schedule I substance.

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Bode Miller, the most decorated U.S. male alpine skier ever, stood stone-faced in his mug shot after a traffic stop uncovered psilocybin mushrooms in his car.

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Born in Florence in 1515, Philip Neri moved to Rome and founded the Congregation of the Oratory, blending prayer, preaching, music, and fun to draw people to God. A mystical vision expanded his heart with divine love, leaving him radiating warmth during hugs and talks. He revived frequent Holy Communion, heard confessions from saints like Ignatius of Loyola, and organized pilgrimages, always quipping that fun was fine as long as it didn't offend God. Today, figures like Cardinal Dolan and Bishop Barron honor his cheerful holiness, with ties to Tolkien and U.S. Special Forces highlighting his enduring appeal.

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On May 26, Catholics light up with stories of St. Philip Neri, the 16th-century priest whose pranks and laughter rekindled faith in Rome.

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The 36-year-old Brazilian forward for Motagua broke his left ankle with a dislocated fibula—possibly with ligament damage—during the 57th minute of Tuesday's Triangular B match against Olancho FC. Medical staff and firefighters stretchered him off the field to hospitals in Juticalpa and then Tegucigalpa for surgery, sidelining him for the rest of the Clausura 2026 season and likely 6-8 months. Despite the shock, Motagua won 2-0 and dedicated the victory to him, with the club posting messages of support like '¡Este triunfo es para vos, Romario querido.' Teammates prayed on the pitch, and fans worldwide sent well-wishes for his recovery.

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Romario Da Silva planted his foot awkwardly chasing a defender, and his left ankle twisted unnaturally, leaving his foot dangling grotesquely as players from both teams rushed over in horror.

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In Peru's tight presidential runoff, right-wing Keiko Fujimori leads left-wing Roberto Sánchez 50.11% to 49.89% with 99.72% of votes counted, a gap of about 40,700 out of 18.3 million cast. Sánchez alleges manipulation in overseas ballots from the U.S. and Argentina, claiming a last-minute rule change on physical submissions disrupted the process, and plans national marches Saturday. Fujimori's team calls for calm verification, while prediction markets give her over 98% odds of victory amid Peru's history of six presidents in eight years and past unrest.

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With just 40,700 votes separating them, Roberto Sánchez refused to accept Keiko Fujimori's narrow edge, flanked by allies in Andean attire as he called for protests.

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