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Ramaswamy, the Republican nominee after crushing his primary 82%-18%, faces Democrat Amy Acton in a close November 3 contest, with recent polls showing them neck-and-neck at 50%-49% and 48%-47%. He pushes tax cuts like phasing out state income tax over 8-10 years and rolling back property taxes, promising bigger paychecks through energy and manufacturing growth. Critics from the left warn of budget shortfalls hitting lower earners, while some on the right question his immigrant roots despite his Ohio birth and Trump backing.

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Standing amid American flags and 'Vivek for Ohio' banners, Cincinnati native Vivek Ramaswamy shared how he rose from immigrant parents to business success, declaring the American Dream alive for Ohio's kids.

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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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The Knox County School District banned Alex Haley's Pulitzer Prize-winning novel 'Roots' from its schools, citing inappropriate subject matter. The book, which details the history of black slavery, joins a list of 119 titles removed in the last two years amid efforts to eliminate sexual, LGBTQ+, or race-related content.

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Prime Minister Osama Hammad issued Decision No. 113 of 2026, prohibiting citizens of Sudan, Eritrea, Ethiopia, and Somalia from entering areas controlled by the Benghazi-based government via land, sea, or air. Officials call it a step to regulate migration and strengthen border controls, with exemptions for diplomats, their families, and permitted workers in education and health. The move comes amid Libya's split governance, over 550,000 Sudanese arrivals since 2023, and criticism from Amnesty International labeling it racist and xenophobic, as the country remains a key route for dangerous Mediterranean crossings.

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In a nation already divided and strained by migration, eastern Libya's leaders drew a hard line at its borders late Tuesday.

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A popular post highlights Kroos's sharp critiques of Qatar's tournament organization and human rights issues, contrasted with his lack of comment on 2026 problems like 800-day visa waits in Mexico, travel bans for fans from countries including Iran and Senegal, and revoked approvals for Scottish supporters. Qatar pulled off smooth logistics with free transit that let fans attend multiple matches daily, earning praise despite the controversies. The discussion echoes concerns about inconsistent standards in judging hosts, as 2026 kickoff approaches on June 11 with growing access barriers.

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Toni Kroos called out Qatar's 2022 World Cup for migrant worker suffering and harsh laws, but now fans question his silence on 2026's visa chaos in the U.S., Canada, and Mexico.

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Gabriel Jesus indicated that his situation at Arsenal has changed. The statement sparked discussions among Arsenal and Chelsea fans about his potential departure to win trophies elsewhere. Fans debated possible transfers involving Chelsea players such as Pedro Neto, Liam Delap, Tosin Adarabioyo, and Benoit Badiashile as additions to Arsenal.

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Rescued six months ago from Koh Samui streets with massive tumors from malignant melanoma, the German Shepherd mix underwent surgeries, chemo, and treatments at Niall Harbison's Happy Doggo sanctuary in Thailand. He defied grim odds, enjoying salmon feasts, beach trips, and playful adventures that lit up his final days. Harbison shared a heartfelt letter about their last walk and Atlas's peaceful passing at 9:15 a.m., as vets and staff gathered, tears flowing for the dog who embodied unbreakable spirit. Tributes flooded in, with thousands moved by his story of borrowed time filled with dignity and care.

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Atlas patrolled the Happy Doggo sanctuary like a dedicated security guard, site-inspecting every corner despite his cancer fight. On June 8, surrounded by his team, he slipped away after months of joy and love.

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Egypt's Pharaohs arrived in Seattle with captain Salah, who scored twice in their qualifying clincher against Djibouti last October. The 26-man squad mixes veterans like goalkeeper Mohamed El Shenawy and rising stars such as 18-year-old Barcelona prospect Hamza Abdelkarim, facing a tough Group G against Belgium on June 15 at Lumen Field, New Zealand on June 21 in Vancouver, and Iran on June 26 back in Seattle. Salah, wearing No. 10 alongside Manchester City's Omar Marmoush, aims to lead Egypt past the group stage for the first time in their fourth World Cup appearance, declaring, 'We want to make the people proud.' Fans worldwide cheered the Liverpool star as the Egyptian King.

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Mohamed Salah knelt front and center in Egypt's sharp Puma kit, surrounded by his teammates in a Seattle gym, as World Cup excitement kicked off just days before their opener.

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A photo resurfaced showing a young Luis Enrique, Jose Mourinho, and Pep Guardiola together with Louis van Gaal during their time connected to Ipswich Town.

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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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