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Interim manager Calum McFarlane has admitted Chelsea’s dismal disciplinary record was a key reason for their failure to qualify for Europe.The Blues finished in 10th place in the Premier League after a 2-1 defeat at Sunderland on Sunday ended their faint hopes of securing a European berth for next season.AdvertisementIn the last game of McFarlane’s second spell in temporary charge, Chelsea once again finished with 10 men.French defender Wesley Fofana was sent off for a second yellow card after fouling Wilson Isidor in the 61st minute.Fofana’s dismissal was the eighth red card for Chelsea in the Premier League this season…

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Guadalajara, known for its burgeoning food and drink scene and proximity to the birthplace of tequila, will host four of the 2026 FIFA World Cup games June 11–26. If you’re one of the lucky folks with a ticket, why not try out some of the best examples of the region’s dining while in town? In Mexico’s second-largest city, modern, sophisticated cuisine that riffs on both the trendy and the traditional can be found in Guadalajara in abundance, as can some of the nation’s best cocktail bars. But just as we recently wrote about Mexico City, if you want to dig a…

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The greatest fighting force the world has ever known is built upon the extraordinary service of selfless men and women who safeguard our liberty and preserve our way of life. Since the birth of our Nation nearly 250 years ago, countless souls have lost their lives in this noble and righteous pursuit. On Memorial Day, we honor these American heroes. America endures in strength, power, and prosperity because of the awe-inspiring selflessness and valor of those in uniform willing to lay down their lives in its defense. From the frozen fields of Valley Forge and the beaches of Normandy to…

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NewsFeedThe Balochistan Liberation Army claimed responsibility for a train bombing that killed at least 30 people in Pakistan. Kamran Bokhari of the Middle East Policy Council argues that the separatist BLA is timing its attacks to exploit Pakistan’s other entanglements.Published On 25 May 202625 May 2026Click here to share on social mediashare-nodesSharegoogleAdd Al Jazeera on Googleinfo

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Unlock the Editor’s Digest for freeRoula Khalaf, Editor of the FT, selects her favourite stories in this weekly newsletter.Who wouldn’t want to land a multimillion-pound house in a desirable area? That seductive prospect is one reason for the rise in the UK of eye-catching prize draws. Taking such punts could well become a national pastime, and a lucrative opportunity for operators, if regulators continue to remain relatively hands-off.Gaming companies often thrive amid legal loopholes and grey areas. In the US, where prediction betting has won millions of adherents, behemoths Kalshi and Polymarket frame their activities as financial contracts, which means…

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General Hospital’s Kate Mansi will exit the daytime soap opera. In an interview with SoapSteph’s Daytime Dish, Mansi, 38, confirmed that her run as Kristina Corinthos-Davis came to an end last month when her last day of filming occurred. “I’ve made the very difficult decision to leave General Hospital,” Mansi told the outlet in an article published on Sunday, May 24. Mansi, who joined the long-running soap in 2023, added that new projects required her “full attention” as did the need to support her husband, Matt McInnis. “With my husband currently producing a series filming primarily abroad, I needed the…

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Had things turned a little differently for Geoff Downes, the keyboardist would have gone down in history as merely the guy whose opening notes to the Buggles’ “Video Killed the Radio Star” kickstarted MTV, and an entire new era of music history, when the cable network launched on Aug. 1, 1981. But that song was just step one on a journey that brought Downes into the prog-rock supergroup Asia in 1982, where he co-wrote the immortal classic “Heat of the Moment,” and into Yes, where he’s served as their keyboardist since 2011. (He was also also in Yes for several…

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Thoughts and opinions about political leaders understandably stir up a lot of emotion, no matter where you live. Oftentimes, the opinions expressed are not very fact-based, and the arguments for or against a given politician tend to be quite superficial. I get it; political views tend to get shaped by experiences that directly affect one’s family, community or business — so they aren’t always formed out of logic. One of the most common questions I get from people is: “How do you think President Sheinbaum is doing?” I find that many people — especially people who do not live in…

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The week of May 18 in Mexico began with the news that two former Sinaloa state officials — ex-Security Minister Gerardo Mérida Sánchez and ex-Finance Minister Enrique Díaz Vega — had turned themselves in to U.S. authorities. They are the first to face a federal drug trafficking indictment naming 10 current and former Sinaloa-linked officials, including Governor Rubén Rocha Moya, who remains on leave. At her Monday press conference, President Claudia Sheinbaum dismissed any “risk” from their U.S. depositions and rejected the notion that Washington could designate her Morena political party as a terrorist organization. By Friday, the week had…

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