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Worrying Gilberto Mora Injury Update Spells Trouble for Mexico’s World Cup Preparations

The 17-year-old Mexican soccer gem has been dealing with a dangerous and uncertain injury.

Sports Illustrated

Donald Trump has done the impossible – made Americans afraid to return to their own homes

This should be unthinkable in a democracy.

We Got This Covered

Inside the Venezuelan refugee shanty towns where post-Trump hope is dangerous

SPECIAL DISPATCH: World affairs editor Sam Kiley reports from the ‘Venezuela’ favela in Cucuta, on the Colombian border, where Venezuelans live as refugees and worry about life in their post-Maduro homeland

The Independent UK

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‘There’s power in numbers’: New Yorkers are banding together to protect street vendors from ICE

With ICE targeting vendors and fear rising, community groups are organising fast to keep New Yorkers working on the streets safe

The Guardian - US

Home Depot stores, long a hub for day laborers, now draw immigration agents out on raids

Home Depot stores in Southern California have long been an informal hub for day laborers in the country both legally and illegally who are seeking work

The Independent UK

After starting a second playthrough of Red Dead Redemption 2, I've trapped myself in Chapter 2 and I'm not emotionally ready to move past it

Now Playing | Two missions and my own feelings stand in my way

GamesRadar

Whereabouts of Venezuelan Man Unknown After Deportation: 'This Case Shocks The Conscience'

Ricardo Prada Vasquez was set to be deported to Venezuela in mid-March, but he has not been seen or heard from

Latin Times

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The Guardian view on Argentina’s austerity year: painful cuts, rising poverty and a geopolitical gamble

Editorial: In his first 12 months Javier Milei has imposed drastic economic measures – sparking protests while banking on an IMF bailout

The Guardian - UK

How to create a cosy cottage feel to your home no matter where you live, according to an interior stylist

We spoke with interior stylist (and long-time lover of the cosy cottage aesthetic) Pippa Blenkinsop to get her advice on how to create the look with the help of Furniture Village’s new autumn collection

Homes & Gardens

Breaking Down the Ending of 'The Accident'

We're breaking down the series' twists and turns (and that massive cliffhanger).

Marie Claire

Argentine Director Ariel Rotter Premieres 'A Blue Bird' In Málaga

Argentine director Ariel Rotter's 'A Blue Bird' at Málaga Film Festival depicts a couple's emotional journey through fertility struggles and past secrets.

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Virgin River season 5 episode 11 recap: It's beginning to look a lot like Christmas

Jack and Mel go on a Holiday-themed scavenger hunt...

WhatToWatch

I killed everyone in You Will Die Here Tonight because I'm too agreeable

The new psychological horror game You Will Die Here Tonight makes sure your choices matter - even the wrong ones.

TechRadar

Did Tweets Help Crash Silicon Valley Bank? Paper Shows New Social Media Risks

A new study on Silicon Valley Bank's demise links depositor flight and stock crash with Twitter mentions.

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How to wash a microfiber cloth – this common mistake may be ruining yours

Cleaning and laundry experts explain how to wash a microfiber cloth properly to keep them absorbent and soft for everyday use

WhatToWatch

A Million Little Things season 5 episode 7: Eddie is ready to move forward

In A Million Little Things season 5 episode 7, situations and relationships change, for better or worse.

Daily Mirror

'Time travellers from 2027' share footage claiming there's no sign of human life

Self-proclaimed time travellers Javier and Maria, who are supposedly a couple, have been posting on social media claiming to be stuck alone in 2027 with 'no sign of human life'

Los Angeles Times

Inside the hunt for a serial killer stalking Stockton: 'This person's on a mission'

STOCKTON, Calif. — When it became clear that someone was killing random people on the streets of Stockton, police were blunt about who they were dealing with.

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The Guardian - AU

Bunny and the Bull: an underrated comedy from the minds behind the Mighty Boosh and Paddington

Reminiscent of Michel Gondry, Wes Anderson and 1970s animation, this poignant comedy is packed with miniatures, stop motion and plenty of cameos

Los Angeles Times

Review: Ordinary people struggle for extraordinary justice in 'Argentina, 1985'

Films about important historical moments are often marked by a heavy solemnity, a sometimes suffocating respectfulness that can make one forget that these events involved real people, human beings with passions and foibles. This is especially common when the subject matter is as dreadful as the 1970s-1980s military dictatorship in…

Reuters

Wider Image: In Mexico, more loved ones go missing. Their families keep searching

Manki Lugo no longer remembers how many dead bodies she has found in the seven years she has searched across northern Mexico for her son.

Newcastle Herald

Novotone keen to grow the scene with Cult Classic

DAVE the band drummer Gabe Argiris remembers fondly performing at Lass O'Gowrie's Beach Street festival and how it rapidly expanded their audience. Years later Argiris, now a promoter, musician and co-owner of Novotone studio, is aiming to shine a spotlight on the latest crop of bands germinating in the fertile…

The Independent UK

Attack raises doubts about Argentine VP's security protocols

An apparent assassination attempt on the vice president of Argentina is raising questions about her security protocols and her habit of pressing the flesh with supporters

The Conversation

Sexual exploitation by UN peacekeepers in DRC: fatherless children speak for first time about the pain of being abandoned

My father left my mother while she was pregnant – she gave birth when he had already left. People call me “daughter of a bitch”. They disturb and hurt me so much. They say they will chase me because I am a foreigner. I am suffering.

The Independent UK

Bello twins set sights on Olympic bid after historic beach volleyball bronze

The Madrid-born brothers won England’s first beach volleyball medal at the Commonwealth Games

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