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Born in 1932, Valdés fought in key revolutionary battles like Moncada and Santa Clara before founding Cuba's Ministry of the Interior and its State Security in the 1960s. He later served as vice president and Politburo member until 2021. Official praise called him a hero of unwavering loyalty, while exiles and critics labeled him 'Puddle of Blood' for alleged repression. His passing leaves only Raúl Castro and one other from the original revolutionary era amid Cuba's ongoing challenges.

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Ramiro Valdés survived the Granma yacht landing with just 11 others and built Cuba's security system from the ground up. His death on Father's Day drew tributes from leaders who saw him as a father figure.

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Einer Rubio agreed with Giulio Ciccone of Lidl-Trek to share KOM and Red Bull KM points, but Derek Gee took the Red Bull KM sprint, prompting Rubio to deny Ciccone the KOM points in retaliation. Ciccone accused Rubio of a petty move after trusting him, while Rubio claimed Lidl-Trek broke the deal. The incident disrupted Lidl-Trek's teamwork, affecting Gee's GC position and Ciccone's stage chances.

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In a letter to Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent and Attorney General Pam Bondi dated Tuesday, Democratic Senators Elizabeth Warren and Jack Reed requested an investigation by December 1 into World Liberty Financial's compliance with anti-money laundering rules, sanctions, and governance. The demand stems from a September report by Accountable.US alleging the project sold $WLFI governance tokens to wallets linked to North Korea's Lazarus Group, a Russian sanctions-evasion stablecoin, Iran's NoBitex exchange, and the sanctioned mixer Tornado Cash. DT Marks DEFI LLC, controlled by Donald Trump and his family, holds 22.5 billion tokens and receives 75% of sales revenue, while the project lists Trump family members in prominent roles; World Liberty Financial maintains it has robust compliance measures with no evidence of wrongdoing.

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Senators Elizabeth Warren and Jack Reed have fired off a letter urging a federal probe into World Liberty Financial, the Trump family's crypto project, over alleged sales to North Korean hackers and sanctioned entities.

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Fans discuss Marcus Rashford's performance compared to Anthony Gordon in an England match managed by Thomas Tuchel, claiming Rashford showed superior quality despite Gordon's prior starts. References include Tuchel's selection of Rashford over Gordon and Barcelona's decision to sign Gordon instead of Rashford. The conversation highlights differences in their international play, including a prior match against Ghana.

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Manchester United confirmed Jadon Sancho, Casemiro, and Tyrell Malacia will leave as free agents after their contracts expire this month, following the 2025/26 season retained list submission. Sancho, signed for £73 million in 2021, scored just 12 goals in 83 games amid loans and a fallout with Erik ten Hag; Casemiro departs after 160 appearances, two trophies, and a likely move to Inter Miami; Malacia made 50 outings despite knee injuries. The classy club statement thanked them as 'Once a Red, always a Red,' clearing high wages for manager Michael Carrick's rebuild ahead of Europa League action.

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Casemiro's warm farewell on Instagram—'Forever a Red Devil'—captured the bittersweet end to his United chapter, while fans breathed relief over Sancho's departure.

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The Italian winger, signed from Juventus for £10 million in 2024, made just one Premier League start last season amid injuries and limited play under Arne Slot, who was sacked after a fifth-place finish. Now, with Iraola's high-pressing, direct style from his successful Bournemouth days, Chiesa is set to battle for a starting role and has no plans to return to Serie A unless Liverpool pushes him out. Fans are divided—some back his Euro 2020-winning class, while others worry about his fitness—but polls lean toward keeping him as pre-season looms.

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After two tough years on the bench, Federico Chiesa sees new manager Andoni Iraola as his chance to shine at Anfield.

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The quake hit at 11:12 UTC—7:12 a.m. local time—at a shallow 35-kilometer depth along the Nazca-South American plate boundary. Chile's location on the Pacific Ring of Fire means thousands of such events each year, though this one stayed far enough offshore to avoid shaking land much. It gained notice alongside recent global quakes, like deadly 7.2 and 7.5 tremors in Venezuela that killed nearly 200, a 6.9 off Japan, and a 5.6 in Northern California, with some online speculation dismissed by seismologists as normal tectonic activity.

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A 5.5-magnitude earthquake jolted the Pacific Ocean early Thursday morning, 245 kilometers off Antofagasta in northern Chile. No damage or injuries came from the offshore rumble.

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Donnarumma joined City from PSG last September for £26 million after Ederson's departure, delivering 14 clean sheets and a 76% save rate in 32 league starts. Yet a fan-posted compilation highlights his struggles with set pieces, sweeping, and distribution, fueling criticism that teammates lack trust in his passing amid City's league-high back-passes to the keeper. With City second on 74 points, five behind Arsenal and the FA Cup final ahead, Guardiola backs the 27-year-old's growth while fans wonder if he can step up for a redemption run-in.

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A seven-minute clip of Gianluigi Donnarumma's mishaps has Manchester City fans split, questioning the keeper's fit just as title hopes hang in the balance.

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In his first U.S. TV appearance on NBC's Meet the Press on April 12, 2026, Díaz-Canel rejected resignation calls and affirmed Cuba's resolve to defend itself under its defensive military doctrine. The interview addressed Trump's tightened oil blockade since early 2026, which has caused island-wide blackouts—like the March 16 outage affecting 11 million—halting surgeries, closing schools, and worsening shortages of food and medicine. While pro-government voices hailed his words as patriotic unity, critics including Senator Lindsey Graham questioned his support among weary Cubans facing repression and hardship, highlighting a deep divide over the island's future.

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From Havana, Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel stared into the camera and declared, 'If we need to die, we'll die,' amid a crippling energy crisis fueled by U.S. sanctions.

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In his first U.S. TV appearance on NBC's Meet the Press on April 12, 2026, Díaz-Canel rejected resignation calls and affirmed Cuba's resolve to defend itself under its defensive military doctrine. The interview addressed Trump's tightened oil blockade since early 2026, which has caused island-wide blackouts—like the March 16 outage affecting 11 million—halting surgeries, closing schools, and worsening shortages of food and medicine. While pro-government voices hailed his words as patriotic unity, critics including Senator Lindsey Graham questioned his support among weary Cubans facing repression and hardship, highlighting a deep divide over the island's future.

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From Havana, Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel stared into the camera and declared, 'If we need to die, we'll die,' amid a crippling energy crisis fueled by U.S. sanctions.

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In his first U.S. TV appearance on NBC's Meet the Press on April 12, 2026, Díaz-Canel rejected resignation calls and affirmed Cuba's resolve to defend itself under its defensive military doctrine. The interview addressed Trump's tightened oil blockade since early 2026, which has caused island-wide blackouts—like the March 16 outage affecting 11 million—halting surgeries, closing schools, and worsening shortages of food and medicine. While pro-government voices hailed his words as patriotic unity, critics including Senator Lindsey Graham questioned his support among weary Cubans facing repression and hardship, highlighting a deep divide over the island's future.

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From Havana, Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel stared into the camera and declared, 'If we need to die, we'll die,' amid a crippling energy crisis fueled by U.S. sanctions.

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The indictment accuses Castro, then defense minister, of directing Cuban MiGs to shoot down two Brothers to the Rescue aircraft in 1996, during humanitarian flights spotting rafters. It charges him and five other officials with murder, conspiracy to kill U.S. nationals, and aircraft destruction. Cuba calls it a pretext for invasion and has distributed pamphlets urging citizens to prepare survival kits and resist aggression, amid U.S. sanctions causing blackouts. Secretary Rubio labeled Cuba a national security threat due to ties with Russia and China, while Trump stresses preference for peaceful resolution.

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On Cuban Independence Day, the U.S. unsealed charges against 94-year-old Raúl Castro for ordering the deadly downing of civilian planes over international waters, killing four including three Americans.

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In his weekly newsletter, Ramaphosa, as African Union Champion for Pandemic Prevention, pushed for stronger public health systems, local vaccine production, and an African Epidemics Fund, citing COVID-19's heavy toll and recent Ebola outbreaks. South Africa leads globally with about 8 million HIV cases—roughly 13% of its 60 million population—thanks to high prevalence and thorough testing, while running the world's largest antiretroviral program treating 6.2 million. Progress includes falling new infections and life expectancy gains, but challenges persist among young women, poverty, and uneven services, as public reactions mix calls for action with frustration over past and present gaps.

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President Cyril Ramaphosa paused in his newsletter to face South Africa's stark reality: nearly 8 million people living with HIV, the highest number worldwide.

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On May 11, Marietta (@EfeTheeGreat) posted advice that if a rich spouse wants a prenup, insist on a clause where infidelity costs them 50% of assets in divorce; it drew millions of views and sharp pushback, especially from men calling it a gold-digging tactic. The timing followed UK-based Nigerian Ugo's viral divorce story, where his prenup protected him after his wife's alleged cheating led to asset loss and deportation, echoing footballer Achraf Hakimi's approach. Women like Lilyally defended the idea amid mockery of low-earners debating it, while experts note such clauses face enforceability hurdles in places like California and Nigeria due to proof issues and court discretion. The exchange lays bare tensions over trust, power imbalances, and what marriage means when wealth is uneven.

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Nigerian media personality Marietta sparked a lively back-and-forth when she suggested wealthy partners add a fidelity clause to prenups—cheating means forfeiting half the assets.

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Paraguay's national team beat Nicaragua 4-0 in their final warm-up match before their first World Cup since 2010, with over 34,000 fans creating an electric atmosphere of waving flags and street celebrations in Asunción. Star attacker Julio Enciso, who has four international goals, suffered a right thigh injury in the 24th minute after a hamstring knock and waist blow, confirmed as a muscle contusion or minor tear. He's out for the June 12 opener against the USMNT and likely the June 19 game versus Turkey, though a return by June 25 against Australia is possible. Coach Gustavo Alfaro's underdog squad heads to the expanded 48-team tournament fueled by fan passion despite the blow.

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Estadio Defensores del Chaco erupted in pink fireworks and chants as Paraguay bid farewell to their World Cup squad. Then heartbreak hit when young star Julio Enciso limped off in tears.

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The Supreme Federal Court sentenced 41-year-old Eduardo Bolsonaro to four years and two months in semi-open prison, plus a $30,000 fine and an eight-year ban from public office, for lobbying the Trump administration in 2025 to sanction Justice Alexandre de Moraes and impose tariffs on Brazil. Prosecutors said the actions aimed to disrupt his father Jair Bolsonaro's coup trial, which led to the ex-president's 27-year sentence now under house arrest. All four justices agreed it violated laws protecting judicial independence, with de Moraes noting lawmakers shouldn't lobby against their own country; Eduardo called the ruling baseless and urged Trump to reinstate sanctions amid international reactions from allies like Viktor Orbán.

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Brazil's top court handed down a unanimous conviction against Eduardo Bolsonaro, a former congressman now in U.S. exile, for trying to pressure the judiciary through overseas lobbying.

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Leicester City defender Wout Faes started for Paris Saint-Germain in a UEFA Champions League match. During the game, he gave away a penalty. The performance drew criticism from fans referencing his past at Leicester City.

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BanG Dream! Our Notes, the new rhythm game from the multimedia project, kicked off global pre-registration today ahead of its 2026 iOS and Android release. It features five bands like MyGO!!!!! and Ave Mujica with 25 playable characters, exclusive post-anime stories, customizable 'Snapshots,' and standout covers such as 'A Cruel Angel's Thesis' and 'Ikenai Taiyo.' Pre-reg perks include up to 20 free pulls at 500,000 sign-ups, iPad Pro prizes, and a Closed Beta open for applications until July 20 (UTC+9). SSR cards shine with Live2D animations, while rhythm modes cater to all skill levels.

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Fans lit up after a livestream packed with starry animations and bold cover songs from beloved bands. One cheered, 'LETS GO OLDER COVERS ARE ON THE TABLE,' nailing the nostalgic thrill.

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The discussion compares Radamel Falcao's Europa League dominance at Porto and Atletico, Edinson Cavani's relentless Napoli runs, David Villa's La Liga and international hauls, and Jamie Vardy's record-breaking role in Leicester's 2015-16 Premier League title. Each peaked with 24-29 league goals in top seasons, but fans clash over context—Vardy's underdog triumph versus the others' big-club trophies and continental battles. Loyalists highlight Vardy's loyalty and carry jobs, while others praise Falcao's poaching, Cavani's work rate, and Villa's complete game.

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A simple image pitting four legendary forwards sparked endless football passion, with fans fiercely defending their picks from Leicester's miracle man to Europe's elite scorers.

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During a March 18 speech in São Paulo's Legislative Assembly, conservative deputy Fabiana Bolsonaro darkened her skin to argue that trans women like federal lawmaker Erika Hilton cannot fully represent cisgender women's lived experiences, especially in roles like leading the women's rights commission. She stressed respect for trans people but opposed them 'taking my place,' drawing praise from right-leaning viewers and sharp criticism as racism and transphobia from opponents. Leftist deputies filed ethics complaints and reported her to prosecutors under Brazil's strict anti-racism laws, while Bolsonaro called it a tribute to Black struggles and noted her self-declared mixed-race status; the Ethics Council is now reviewing the case.

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On live TV, Brazilian deputy Fabiana Bolsonaro calmly applied dark makeup to her face and arms, then wiped it off to make her point about identity and experience.

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The 25-year-old keeper, who moved from Espanyol last summer, earned the Trofeo Zamora with a league-best 0.70 goals-against average, edging Real Madrid's Thibaut Courtois (0.84) and Atlético's Jan Oblak (1.03). García made 74 saves and led in clean sheets, helping Barcelona finish with 94 points and a 95-36 goal tally over rivals Real Madrid's 86 points. He stepped in amid criticism of Marc-André ter Stegen, delivering 15 shutouts in his breakthrough Barca campaign and topping goals prevented at 10.2 xG.

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Joan García stood tall between the posts, conceding just 21 goals in 30 games to claim La Liga's top goalkeeping honor. His 15 clean sheets anchored Barcelona's title defense.

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