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Stanbic Black Pirates won their fourth Uganda Rugby Premiership title—and first successful defense—with a thrilling 30-29 grand final victory over Toyota Buffaloes. Pirates led 25-13 at halftime on tries from Nathan Bwambale (two), Alex Aturinda, and Kidega, before fly-half Yasin Waiswa's 19 points fueled Buffaloes' near-comeback to 30-29. The team dedicated the win to late flanker Sydney Gongodyo, posting 'It's for Sydney' post-match amid celebrations of three straight finals.

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Captain Frank Kidega's try helped Pirates build a big halftime lead, but Buffaloes' second-half charge had the packed Kings Park Arena on edge until the final whistle.

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Brighton have upped their offer to £45 million for Tottenham's Luka Vušković, following rejections of £30m and £35m bids; Spurs want over £55m but signed him for £12m in 2023 and loaned him out. The centre-back, yet to play competitively for Spurs, impressed with loans at Radomiak Radom, Westerlo, and Hamburger SV, scoring 10 goals total, though concerns remain about his pace in the Premier League. Amid Croatia's World Cup campaign, where coach Zlatko Dalić may drop him for the Panama game, the transfer saga links to Spurs' £52m signing of Brighton's Jan Paul van Hecke, as Brighton rebuild with a €5m Venezia deal.

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Luka Vušković, the 19-year-old Croatian defender, is pushing hard for a move to Brighton after shining on loans across Europe. With personal terms agreed, he's ready to hand in a transfer request to make it happen.

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RTVE Chair José Pablo López responded sharply to reports of ORF Director General Roland Weißmann's meeting with Israeli President Isaac Herzog, denying any contact from ORF and accusing it of politicizing the Vienna-hosted Eurovision 2026. Spain, along with Ireland, Iceland, the Netherlands, and Slovenia, has vowed to boycott if Israel participates, citing humanitarian concerns over the Gaza war. ORF is pushing for new participation rules ahead of an EBU vote in December to address these boycotts and ensure a full lineup for the May 2026 contest.

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Spain's RTVE Chair ignites a trans-European feud by slamming Austria's ORF for meeting Israel's president amid boycott threats.

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Houston guard Milos Uzan, who averaged 11.1 points and 4.0 assists last season, and Indiana forward Tucker DeVries, a two-time MVC Player of the Year with 13.7 points per game, joined the reigning champs on non-guaranteed Exhibit 10 contracts. These deals offer a chance to impress in summer league and training camp, potentially earning two-way spots or time with the Maine Celtics. Scouts like Uzan's playmaking and DeVries' shooting touch, drawing parallels to past undrafted successes like Payton Pritchard under Brad Stevens.

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The Boston Celtics moved fast after the 2026 NBA Draft, handing camp invites to two college standouts hungry for a roster shot.

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Sims exercised his $2.8 million player option for 2026-27 after a strong 2025-26 season with the Bucks, where he played 67 games, started 19, and averaged 5.0 points, 5.5 rebounds, and 1.6 assists in 19.7 minutes while shooting 78.4% from the field. He joined Milwaukee in a four-team trade at the 2025 deadline and now adds depth to a crowded frontcourt alongside Myles Turner and rookie Kel'el Ware. Fans celebrated the move as a bargain for his rebounding and lob-finishing skills, especially after his triple-double against Detroit in April, bolstering the roster amid a busy offseason.

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Jericho Sims, the 27-year-old center who brought energy off the bench last season, just locked in his return to Milwaukee for another year.

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FIFA President Gianni Infantino was shown on screens at both the Germany vs Ecuador match and the Ivory Coast vs Curaçao match, which took place simultaneously in different stadiums. Social media users noted the surprise of his apparent presence at both events.

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The tiny island nation of Cape Verde, population 600,000, kicked off their 2026 World Cup debut with a 0-0 draw against Spain on June 15, then battled back for a 2-2 tie with Uruguay on Sunday in Miami. Irish-born defender Pico Lopes, born in Dublin to a Cape Verdean father, started both games, helping concede just two goals while Kevin Pina scored their first-ever World Cup goal from a 30-yard free kick. Switched from Ireland after a coach's LinkedIn outreach in 2018, Lopes now leads the Blue Sharks with 46 caps; even a New York bar embraced them as their local team, stocking Cape Verde's Pontche on tap.

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From a LinkedIn message to anchoring Cape Verde's defense at the World Cup, Pico Lopes' journey feels like a movie script come to life.

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Turkey's President Erdogan signed a decree on May 24 annulling the university's closure, which had taken effect three days earlier due to trusteeship over its parent company's fraud probes. Protests spread with hashtags like #BilgiIsNotAlone, drawing solidarity across cities and highlighting fears over academic freedom at the liberal arts school with 20,000 students. Operations now resume under trustees, though faculty futures remain uncertain, and protesters hailed it as a victory for their resistance.

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Students at Istanbul Bilgi University barricaded their campus, chanting 'Bilgi Resists' as riot police gathered outside—just days before exams.

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In a nearly three-minute clip posted on a popular student confession account, the woman argues that normalizing LGBT on Indonesian state university campuses clashes with Pancasila's principle of just and civilized humanity, calling it a foreign 'sickness' contrary to God's design. The video gained over 170,000 views but mostly sparked quotes and replies mocking her for ironies like using English while decrying foreign influences and contradictions with Pancasila's fairness for all. While some praised her conservative stance amid Indonesia's cultural tensions, critics labeled her views bigoted and questioned ties to a megachurch, highlighting divides between campus progressivism and traditional values.

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A young woman cradles her small white dog in a car and speaks passionately into the camera, urging public universities to reject what she sees as un-Indonesian queer culture.

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Performing 16th in the 2026 Eurovision Grand Final at Wiener Stadthalle, Satoshi from Cahul blended multilingual rap, pan pipes, a sax player, and flamboyant backup in 'Viva, Moldova!'—a high-energy mix of national pride that earned shouts of 'BEST OF THE NIGHT' online. Fans raved about the 'glorious three-minute chaos grenade,' with one calling it a national anthem fused with a rap battle and wedding speech, while UK MP Luke Pollard gave it an 8 for sequins and flair. Moldova scored 8th with 226 points, grabbing 183 from televote love but only 43 from juries, behind winner Bulgaria's Dara and her 516-point 'Bangaranga.'

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Vlad Sabajuc, known as Satoshi, hit the Vienna stage in a sparkling blue jersey shouting 'Moldova is on duty!' amid rap, folk hooks, and wild dancers that left fans roaring.

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Performing 16th in the 2026 Eurovision Grand Final at Wiener Stadthalle, Satoshi from Cahul blended multilingual rap, pan pipes, a sax player, and flamboyant backup in 'Viva, Moldova!'—a high-energy mix of national pride that earned shouts of 'BEST OF THE NIGHT' online. Fans raved about the 'glorious three-minute chaos grenade,' with one calling it a national anthem fused with a rap battle and wedding speech, while UK MP Luke Pollard gave it an 8 for sequins and flair. Moldova scored 8th with 226 points, grabbing 183 from televote love but only 43 from juries, behind winner Bulgaria's Dara and her 516-point 'Bangaranga.'

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Vlad Sabajuc, known as Satoshi, hit the Vienna stage in a sparkling blue jersey shouting 'Moldova is on duty!' amid rap, folk hooks, and wild dancers that left fans roaring.

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Bielsa's 2024 Copa America comments resurfaced online, highlighting complaints about poor NFL pitches, inadequate training spots, and player detentions—issues mirroring current troubles like Iraq's Aymen Hussein's seven-hour airport grilling and Iran's visa delays. Over 120 civil rights groups warned of detention risks under U.S. policies, while organizers cite enhanced security and past successes like 1994. As the 48-team event starts June 11 across the U.S., Canada, and Mexico—with the U.S. hosting most matches—these tensions clash with soccer's global spirit.

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Uruguay coach Marcelo Bielsa once slammed U.S. tournament chaos, predicting the 'worst World Cup ever' amid shoddy pitches and airport detentions. Now, days before 2026 kickoff, his words are echoing loudly.

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Bielsa's 2024 Copa America comments resurfaced online, highlighting complaints about poor NFL pitches, inadequate training spots, and player detentions—issues mirroring current troubles like Iraq's Aymen Hussein's seven-hour airport grilling and Iran's visa delays. Over 120 civil rights groups warned of detention risks under U.S. policies, while organizers cite enhanced security and past successes like 1994. As the 48-team event starts June 11 across the U.S., Canada, and Mexico—with the U.S. hosting most matches—these tensions clash with soccer's global spirit.

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Uruguay coach Marcelo Bielsa once slammed U.S. tournament chaos, predicting the 'worst World Cup ever' amid shoddy pitches and airport detentions. Now, days before 2026 kickoff, his words are echoing loudly.

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