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The Bucks traded cash to the Magic for the No. 60 pick from the Wizards and chose 21-year-old forward Malique Lewis from South East Melbourne Phoenix. The 6-foot-8 athletic wing averaged 7.1 points and shot 38.7% from three in the NBL last season, drawing praise for his defensive versatility and transition play. In a post-Giannis retool, Milwaukee pairs him with lottery picks Brayden Burries and Nate Ament on a draft-and-stash deal, with NBL voices celebrating his global path from Spain to Mexico to Australia.

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Malique Lewis heard his name called as the very last pick in the 2026 NBA Draft, wrapping up a journey from Trinidad to Australia that caught the Milwaukee Bucks' eye.

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Detroit locked in three defenders: Michigan native Mellissa Channell-Watkins on a two-year deal after stints with Vancouver Goldeneyes and others, Stephanie Markowski from Ottawa Charge with her team-high plus-6 rating, and Mia Biotti on a one-year contract. Hamilton celebrated a homecoming by signing St. Catharines' Alexa Vasko and Hamilton's own Kayla Vespa, both on two-year agreements, reuniting Vespa with former New York Sirens teammates. These moves boost Detroit to 13 players under contract and highlight local pride as the league expands to 12 teams with Las Vegas and San Jose also joining.

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New PWHL teams Detroit and Hamilton dove into free agency, grabbing hometown heroes and gritty defenders to build powerhouse rosters for their 2026-27 debuts.

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The UK children's publisher shared the Pride Month image on Instagram, captioned 'Everyone should feel free to be themselves, no matter who they are or who they love.' Muslim commentators like 5Pillars editor Roshan M. Salih objected, calling it indoctrination for young kids that contradicts Islamic teachings on homosexuality. Critics questioned the realism of a hijab-wearing woman in a same-sex relationship with children, while a few defended it with personal anecdotes. Ladybird has not responded, highlighting tensions between corporate inclusivity and parental concerns in multicultural Britain.

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A Ladybird Books illustration of two smiling women—one in hijab holding a baby, the other tattooed and waving with a boy on crutches—stands at a rainbow-decorated door saying 'Everybody Welcome Here.' It quickly drew sharp reactions from Muslim voices.

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The UK children's publisher shared the Pride Month image on Instagram, captioned 'Everyone should feel free to be themselves, no matter who they are or who they love.' Muslim commentators like 5Pillars editor Roshan M. Salih objected, calling it indoctrination for young kids that contradicts Islamic teachings on homosexuality. Critics questioned the realism of a hijab-wearing woman in a same-sex relationship with children, while a few defended it with personal anecdotes. Ladybird has not responded, highlighting tensions between corporate inclusivity and parental concerns in multicultural Britain.

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A Ladybird Books illustration of two smiling women—one in hijab holding a baby, the other tattooed and waving with a boy on crutches—stands at a rainbow-decorated door saying 'Everybody Welcome Here.' It quickly drew sharp reactions from Muslim voices.

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