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- George Eastham, 1966 England World Cup winner, dies aged 88
- James Bond Producer Slams Amazon As ‘F**king Idiots’: Report
- Senate confirms Biden’s 235th judge, beating Trump’s record
- 2 Dead As Saudi Doctor Drives BMW Into Crowded Christmas Market In Germany
- US House approves bill to avert midnight shutdown, sends to Senate
- The ‘laughingstock of the NFL’ has suddenly started winning
- The best non-alcoholic fizz for Christmas
- Philadelphia City Council approves $1.3 billion 76ers Center City arena plan
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A Key Member of England’s 1966 World Cup Squad George Eastham, a member of England’s 1966 World Cup-winning team, has passed away at the age of 88. Although he did not feature in England’s victorious World Cup campaign on home soil, Eastham was an integral part of Sir Alf Ramsey’s squad. The tournament remains England’s only World Cup triumph in history. A Distinguished Playing Career Eastham, born in Blackpool, enjoyed a successful career at several major clubs, including Newcastle, Arsenal, and Stoke City. Despite not playing in the final, his contribution to the team’s overall success in 1966 was significant.…
Since Amazon acquired Hollywood studio MGM in May 2022, it has set its sights on fully exploiting the intellectual property of the fictional superspy James Bond. The acquisition sparked anticipation for new developments in the Bond franchise, with many speculating that Amazon would bring fresh content to Prime Video. However, Amazon has yet to release any new Bond movies or cast a new actor to take on the iconic role of 007. Fans have been left waiting, as there has been no major update on the future of the franchise since the 2021 release of No Time to Die. The…
WASHINGTON — The Democratic-led Senate confirmed President Joe Biden’s 235th federal judge, marking a milestone for the outgoing president by surpassing the number of judges secured by former President Donald Trump. This latest confirmation on Friday could be Biden’s last, meaning he will leave office with one Supreme Court justice, 45 appeals court judges, 187 district court judges, and two judges on the U.S. Court of International Trade. Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer hailed the vote as “historic” as the gavel fell to applause in the Senate chamber. “The majority has now confirmed more judges under President Biden than any…
Tragedy struck Germany during the holiday season when a speeding BMW slammed into a crowd of people at a Christmas market last evening. The car barreled through the festive crowd, leaving a trail of devastation in its wake. Witnesses described the terrifying scene as the vehicle surged through the market, hitting several people. Two individuals lost their lives in the horrific incident, while others sustained injuries. Emergency responders rushed to the scene, working quickly to assist the victims and secure the area. The authorities have confirmed the deaths, and they are continuing to investigate the circumstances surrounding the crash. A…
Summary On Friday, the Republican-controlled U.S. House of Representatives passed legislation to prevent a government shutdown at midnight. The move came despite President-elect Donald Trump’s demand to approve trillions of dollars in new debt alongside the bill. The legislation ensures that government operations will continue without interruption. The bill now heads to the Democratic-controlled Senate, where it must pass to guarantee funding beyond midnight (0500 GMT Saturday). The expiration of current funding would otherwise trigger a shutdown. Lawmakers in the Senate will need to act swiftly to avoid any disruption in government services. The White House confirmed that President Joe…
Peter Rosenberg faced a major scheduling conflict last Sunday. With his first child due next month, he and his wife, Natalie, had organized a baby shower to celebrate. Unfortunately, the shower coincided with the Washington Commanders game. Rosenberg, a lifelong fan who grew up in Chevy Chase, Maryland, never misses a game. He is especially invested now that the team — after nearly three decades of poor performances and multiple scandals — is finally doing well again. “I’ve wanted to have kids for a long time, so this is very, very exciting. This is a really, really big deal,” Rosenberg,…
The Christmas party season has arrived, but that doesn’t mean you need to indulge in alcohol. A YouGov survey conducted earlier this year found that 44% of 18 to 24-year-olds occasionally or regularly choose low or non-alcoholic drinks, and 39% drink no alcohol at all. This shift in drinking habits has sparked a rise in demand for low-alcohol and alcohol-free beverages. As a result, many sparkling wine producers have stepped up their game, creating sophisticated alternatives that taste nearly identical to the real thing. With so many options now available, finding the perfect drink for your festive celebrations has never…
PHILADELPHIA — City Council has approved a $1.3 billion plan to bring a brand new arena for the Philadelphia Sixers to the Market East community in Center City, clearing the way for the project’s future. During its scheduled meeting on Thursday, Dec. 19, City Council voted in favor of the legislative package, with a majority of members supporting the plan. This approval followed months of negotiations with developers, community meetings across the city, and protests from both sides of the debate. The plan is expected to have a transformative effect on the area. A raucous start At the start of…
It was government shutdown season in Washington, and all through the House, many creatures were stirring — most notably Elon Musk. Lawmakers in Congress expected a smooth path to the holidays. They had a bipartisan deal that would keep the government funded and send them all on their merry way back to their districts. But then, with Donald Trump back in the White House and Musk, the world’s richest man, wielding enormous power over the political process, they got a taste of what the next four years might look like. On Wednesday, Trump — with Musk’s help — effectively killed…
Putin said that Russia is ready to negotiate with anyone, including Ukraine’s President Volodymyr Zelenskyy. On Thursday, Russia’s President Vladimir Putin said that he is open to compromising over the Ukraine war in talks with US President-elect Donald Trump, emphasizing that he would have no preconditions for discussions but any deal must involve legitimate Ukrainian authorities. According to a Reuters report, Putin said that Russia is ready to negotiate with anyone, including President Volodymyr Zelenskyy. During his annual Q&A session with Russians on state TV, Putin responded to a reporter from a US news channel, saying he had not spoken…