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Jostein Hauge, a Cambridge economist, pointed out that from 1969 to 2025, none of the 99 Nobel Prize in Economic Sciences winners listed a mainland Chinese affiliation, sparking lively discussion. Some blame bias toward Western free-market ideas and exclusion of critics or state-led models, while others stress the award rewards theoretical work with a long impact lag, not policy outcomes. Chinese success, they note, came from pragmatic reforms like Deng Xiaoping's rather than prize-winning theories, highlighting tensions between global economic power and academic recognition.

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China's rise to the world's second-largest economy has lifted millions from poverty, yet no economist from a mainland institution has claimed the Nobel in economics.

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During the G7 summit in Evian-les-Bains, Macron invited Trump to an unprecedented dinner at the Palace of Versailles, marking the 250th anniversary of American independence. Trump told Axios he almost skipped it but couldn't resist because Versailles is one of his favorite historic places. The event capped successful talks on trade, Ukraine, the Middle East, and AI, with Trump praising Macron's straightforward hosting—no games, just strong diplomacy.

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President Trump admitted in a White House interview that French President Macron knew just how to sway him: by tapping into his love for grand sites like Versailles.

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Lionel Messi holds the all-time World Cup record with 18 goals in 28 matches, including five in Argentina's first two games of 2026 and 14 from open play. Cristiano Ronaldo has 10 goals in 24 matches, with seven non-penalty, after scoring twice against Uzbekistan to mark a unique feat. Kylian Mbappé ties for second all-time with 16 goals in 16 matches, including four this tournament, fueling talk he could pass both legends soon as fans debate efficiency, longevity, and trophies.

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A misleading post claimed Messi and Ronaldo tie at 10 non-penalty World Cup goals each. Verified stats reveal Messi's clear edge, with Mbappé surging close behind.

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Erling Haaland scored a clinical brace—his fourth and fifth goals of the tournament—lifting Norway past Senegal on June 22, clinching their first Round of 32 berth since 1998 with six points atop Group I. The squad joined fans in the iconic Viking Row celebration, mimicking oarsmen under the lights, as waves of red supporters rippled across the stands. Haaland tops the Golden Boot race and faces France next on June 26 in Boston, with Norway's golden generation channeling ancient warrior spirit toward glory.

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Thousands of Norwegian fans transformed MetLife Stadium into a roaring longship, rowing in sync to pounding drums and chanting 'Ro!' after a thrilling 3-2 win over Senegal.

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France inducted World War II Resistance fighter and historian Marc Bloch, along with his wife Simonne, into the Panthéon—the first professional historian to receive this honor. Bloch co-founded the Annales School, reshaping history to focus on everyday life, and wrote 'Strange Defeat' critiquing France's 1940 collapse; Macron echoed its warnings against a 'spirit of defeat.' A Jewish veteran who stayed to fight despite escape options, Bloch led Resistance efforts until Gestapo execution in 1944, while Simonne supported him through it all. The ceremony, timed near the 82nd anniversary of his death, drew crowds and praise from figures like Yuval Noah Harari, though his family barred far-right attendees.

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Marc Bloch shouted 'Vive la France!' in his final moments, executed by Nazis after torture. On Tuesday, President Macron brought his legacy home to the Panthéon.

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Philadelphia Eagles wide receiver DeVonta Smith wed longtime partner Mya Danielle on June 13 in a black-tie ceremony at Four Seasons Resort Orlando at Walt Disney World, attended by 135 guests including quarterback Jalen Hurts. Mya stunned everyone at the reception by gifting him a classic muscle car worth around $300,000, saying he spoils her so she got him back. Childhood sweethearts with two young daughters, they shared emotional moments like Smith tearing up at her aisle entrance, plus a Western line dance led by Smith and Hurts that highlighted their team camaraderie.

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Mya Danielle dangled the keys to a custom Chevelle SS in front of DeVonta Smith, teasing 'How you ride, Mr. Smith?' as the crowd cheered her bold gift.

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The seventh-seeded Frenchman, ranked No. 27, extended his 4-0 head-to-head edge over the 21-year-old American, winning 73 percent of first-serve points and saving every break point on the heavy, low-bounce courts at MTTC Iphitos. Michelsen, fresh off a Houston clay win, couldn't find rhythm against Rinderknech's experience after 18 matches on the surface this year. Next up for the 30-year-old is the winner of Tabilo vs. Fonseca in the last 32 of the ATP 500 event, headlined by defending champ Alexander Zverev.

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On chilly Munich clay, Arthur Rinderknech grinded down Alex Michelsen with his heavy baseline game, breaking serve four times in a clean straight-sets win.

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Mexico secured three wins in the group stage of the 2026 World Cup, topping their group and advancing to the knockout stages. Massive celebrations erupted in Mexico City at the Angel de la Independencia monument, drawing over 800,000 people in a largely peaceful gathering.

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Lacoste launched its 'Life is a Beautiful Sport' global campaign featuring Novak Djokovic in the film and Wang Yibo in the print campaign photographed by Angelo Pennetta in Paris with the Eiffel Tower backdrop, highlighting the iconic polo shirt. Developed with BETC Paris, the campaign rolled out across film, print, digital, and social media, with enhanced presence at Roland-Garros. It follows Lacoste's recent new visual identity update returning to its roots.

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Egypt secured their first World Cup win ever, a 3-1 comeback against New Zealand in Vancouver on Sunday, with Salah curling in the winner after 92 years without a tournament victory. The Liverpool captain posted the joyful street celebration from their Spokane base camp, where the team trains at Gonzaga and draws local fans. Now atop Group G unbeaten, the Pharaohs prepare for Iran on Friday, with Salah's goal and assist fueling their round-of-32 hopes.

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Mohamed Salah grinned wide in a selfie, bare-chested and flexing alongside beaming teammates on a sunny Spokane sidewalk, cars whizzing by after Egypt's historic victory.

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