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FC Barcelona have told Manchester United they want to pay a sum for Marcus Rashford that is just half of the buy option fee cited in his loan deal according to the Daily Mail and SPORT, which cited anonymous sources.The English newspaper explains that Barca want to make a bid of $17.4 million (€15 million) for Rashford, which will ultimately be rejeced by the Red Devils.AdvertisementWhen the La Liga champions agreed to take on Rashford last summer for the 2025/2026 season, a $35 million (€30 million) buy option was inserted into his terms.That expires on June 15, and the Daily…

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Federal authorities announced on Tuesday the arrest of an alleged Sinaloa Cartel figure who is said to be linked to the abduction and murder in Sinaloa of 10 employees of Canadian mining company Vizsla Silver. The Ministry of National Defense (Defensa) and the federal government’s Security Cabinet announced that Gabriel “N” — identified in media reports as Gabriel Nicolás Martínez Larios — was detained on Monday in Rosario, a municipality in Sinaloa south of Mazatlán. En una acción coordinada en El Rosario, Sinaloa, elementos de @Defensamx1, @GN_MEXICO_ y autoridades estatales detuvieron a Gabriel “N”, alias “Gabito”, identificado como generador de…

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Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass (D) and Republican reality TV star Spencer Pratt led the race to lead second-most-populous city in the country early Wednesday as votes were still being counted. Bass, seeking a second term, is trying to overcome frustrations with her handling of wildfires, homelessness and high costs of living. Pratt, a self-proclaimed reality TV “villain,” is challenging Bass from the right, appealing to disappointment in the city’s longtime Democratic leadership. Nithya Raman — the first Democratic Socialists of America-backed candidate elected to the Los Angeles City Council — trailed in third place early Wednesday.

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Us Weekly has affiliate partnerships. We receive compensation when you click on a link and make a purchase. Learn more! Summer dressing should feel easy, but somehow it’s always the season that inspires a wardrobe refresh. Between vacations, weddings, weekend brunches and everyday outings, there’s a good chance your closet could use a few new pieces right about now. The good news? Nordstrom’s sale section is currently packed with warm-weather staples that make getting dressed feel a whole lot more exciting. From breezy dresses and versatile tops to comfortable sandals and polished pants, these discounted finds check all the boxes…

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Historically, punk has been a young person’s game. When they issued their galvanizing debut, New Brigade, in 2011, the members of Iceage were still teenagers, concerned with capturing the volatile energy of their sometimes-bloody live shows. There was no room for draggy runtimes or studio accoutrements; as guitarist Johan Suurballe Wieth recently recalled, “We were very adamant … that there could be no overdubs.”But Iceage’s secret is that they only got better when they began to slow the tempos, accept that overdubs wouldn’t snatch their souls, and remold their energy into a more brooding goth-rock grandeur. That evolution began on…

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Charlotte Edwards says there was never any doubt around Heather Knight’s place in England’s World Cup side as the former captain returned to form in a series-clinching win in the third T20 against India.Knight, 35, made a magnificent unbeaten 70 as England emphatically chased 181 to win the series 2-1, after she had endured a lean start to the summer. In the five preceding T20s against New Zealand and India, Knight’s strike-rate had been the main cause for concern as she made scores of 19 (17), 25 (23), 18 (22), 21 (24) and 18 (14). But under pressure in the…

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The governments of Mexico’s Yucatán, Campeche and Quintana Roo states have created a Peninsular Council for the Regulation of the Habanero to protect and strengthen the Designation of Origin (DoE) for the region’s famous chili pepper.   The council will be responsible for guaranteeing the traceability, certification and quality of habanero, as well as promoting it in national and international markets. The move is expected to strengthen producers’ competitiveness and generate greater marketing opportunities. Governor of Yucatán Joaquín Díaz Mena and Governor of Quintana Roo Mara Lezama were joined by the Director General of the Mexican Institute of Industrial Property…

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