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If anyone knows WAG fashion, it’s Adele. The singer, who is currently dating NBA sports agent Rich Paul, is often seen courtside in glamorous outfits, and she was recently spotted at the UEFA Championship in Dortmund, Germany, where she gave a boost to the resurgent ’80s jewelry trend with her game-day look.Adele was photographed at a soccer stadium in Germany on Wednesday, July 10, watching England’s victory over the Netherlands in the semi-finals of the tournament. The singer was spotted in the crowd cheering on Spurs, wearing a plain white T-shirt underneath a slightly oversized black blazer.Adele’s game day outfit…

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The post Giants trade target candidate Bichette explains top priorities appeared first on NBC Sports Bay AreaThe Giants shuffled the shortstop position this week by designating two-time Gold Glove winner Nick Ahmed as a player to be designated for assignment, and if Brett Wiseley and Tyler Fitzgerald can’t adequately fill the hole over the next two weeks, the front office may have to explore outside options.Toronto Blue Jays shortstop Bo Bichette has been rumored to be a player who could be moved before the MLB trade deadline on July 30, and he could be just what the Giants need.Bichette, a…

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Peter Kazikas, CEO of Uncommon.org, which held its first class in a pilot program in October 2017.Uncommon.org, a nonprofit organization that provides coding and computer science education to children and youth in Zimbabwe, will host a fundraiser in East Hampton on Saturday, July 20th. Founded by former Amagansett native Peter Kajikas, Uncommon.org began with a pilot program in 2017 providing 20 laptops to youth and has grown into a full-fledged nonprofit serving 5,000 youth. When Kajikas was in elementary school, he was inspired by Mark Crandall of Amagansett and his nonprofit organization, Hoops for Hope, which works in Zimbabwe. He…

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Celebration of the “Capacity Building: Michigan Lakeshore” program on July 11, 2024 in Holland. HOLLAND, Mich. (WOOD) — Arts and culture leaders gathered in Holland Thursday to celebrate the end of a two-year initiative. Capacity Building: Michigan Lakeshore is a program implemented by the DeVos Arts Management Institute in collaboration with Betsy and Dick DeVos. The program helped 15 lakeshore arts and culture businesses develop long-term plans and strategies and improve various aspects of their business. The 15 business owners met once a month to learn from industry leaders. Some companies say they have already seen organizational growth as a…

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Scientists declared Thursday that the Earth is on high alert for La Niña, the opposite phenomenon to El Niño, which could have a cooling effect on the ongoing world’s hottest days on record and is likely to cause a wave of fierce hurricanes in the Atlantic this fall.In their La Niña warning forecast, scientists from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration wrote that there is a 70% chance of a La Niña event developing between August and October, and a nearly 8 in 10 chance of a La Niña event developing this winter.The cold Pacific weather and associated weather patterns…

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China on Thursday warned NATO “not to provoke conflict” over its ties with Russia after the alliance accused Beijing of playing a key role in backing Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. China has “become a crucial enabler of Russia’s war against Ukraine,” NATO leaders said in a communique at a summit in Washington on Wednesday.Join us on TelegramFollow our war coverage at @Kyivpost_official. The report said Beijing’s “so-called ‘no-holds-barred’ partnerships” and “extensive support for Russia’s defence industrial base” were of “serious concern”. In response, a spokesman for the European Union delegation in Beijing said: “NATO should stop stoking the so-called China…

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The storming of the U.S. Capitol on January 6, 2021, was accompanied by tremendous chaos. There is no doubt that it was a tragic moment of human explosive aggression, but the precise drama that led up to that moment is hopelessly entangled in online posts, photographs, and security camera footage. This month, Quasimondo Physical Theatre theatrically explores the tangled mess of the chain of events that led to the attack, Red, white and coup. More than a simple docudrama, writer-director Brian Lott’s work is a collision of first-hand testimony, memoir, interviews and archives. It combines archival evidence, music and yet…

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Christian Boksi/Bloomberg/Getty Images A Huawei store in Berlin in September 2023. London/Berlin CNN — Germany will phase out components made by China’s Huawei and ZTE from its 5G wireless networks over the next five years, a move that risks further worsening already tense ties with the world’s second-largest economy. Mobile network operators including Vodafone, Deutsche Telekom and Telefonica have agreed to remove components from their 5G “core networks”, which are connected to the internet and act as control centers, by the end of 2026. By the end of 2029, these components should also be removed from the “access and transport…

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Lyndon Baines Johnson served as vice president under John F. Kennedy. After Kennedy’s assassination, Johnson became president and oversaw the passage of landmark civil rights legislation. Image courtesy of LBJlibrary.orgIn recent weeks, much of the US media attention has been focused on President Joe Biden’s age and whether he will withdraw from the re-election race.Biden has maintained he will not do so despite growing calls from within his own party and from Hollywood Democratic fundraisers, including George Clooney.He continues to maintain that he is the best candidate to defeat former President Donald Trump in November’s presidential election.He said that “only…

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Pakistan’s foreign ministry said authorities would expel hundreds of thousands more Afghans who have lived in the country for years, the latest in a months-long government crackdown on illegal immigration.by Munir Ahmed The Associated PressJuly 11, 2024 11:37am ET• 3 min readISLAMABAD — Pakistan’s foreign ministry said Thursday it would expel hundreds of thousands more Afghans who have been longtime residents of the country, the latest step in a months-long government crackdown on illegal immigration.Foreign Ministry spokesperson Mumtaz Zahra Baloch told reporters that this was the “second phase” of the “plan to repatriate illegal foreigners” and that those will be…

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