Two senior FIFA executives have distanced themselves from their boss Gianni Infantino’s failed plan to sell stakes in future World Cup profits to private investors
Source: ABC News
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Sara Gilson’s Ex Asks Court to Block Husband’s Beneficiaries From Getting Cut of Her Estate
Influencer Sara Gilson and her husband Jeremiah Duffey died in a murder-suicide — and now Gilson’s ex is trying to prevent Duffey’s “beneficiaries” from profiting off the brutal slaying, according to new court docs. In a July 29 filing, Gilson’s…
From TMZ.
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Mudryk could return on Wednesday after drugs suspension
Mykhailo Mudryk could return to action following 20 months on the sidelines on Wednesday after being named in Chelsea’s squad to play Juventus in a friendly in Hong Kong.
Source: BBC.
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The revival of Gavin Newsom’s affair to remember
From The Hill
Sex and politics make strange bedfellows.
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Can a community be designed to live longer?
“Blue zones” are places around the world where people have been reported to live longer, healthier lives. The idea began with researchers studying communities in places like Ikaria, Greece; Loma Linda, California; Nicoya, Costa Rica; Okinawa, Japan; and Sardinia, Italy, where daily life seems to support longevity through movement, connection, purpose, and healthier eating.
But over time, blue zones have become more than a way to study longevity. They became a certification program exported to communities across the United States.
In this video, we visit California’s Beach Cities to see what happens when a community tries to recreate the conditions of a blue zone, and ask whether the lessons of longevity can really be engineered, or whether basic public health ideas have been repackaged into something much bigger.
Read more about blue zones:
- The longevity hot spots that weren’t (New Republic)
- Shades of blue: Blue zones, supposed havens of longevity, have become a global brand. But skeptics think they rest on shaky science (Science)
- Why people in “blue zones” live longer than the rest of the world (Healthline)
- Do people in “blue zones” actually live longer? (New York Times)
This video is presented by Colgate. Colgate doesn’t have a say in our editorial decisions, but they make videos like this one possible.
Source: Vox.
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Campaigners denied appeal over Gatwick expansion
An application to stop the two-runway operation is rejected, with judges calling it “unarguable”.
Source: BBC.
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Live updates: Blanche nomination goes up for Senate Judiciary vote
From The Hill
Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche will face a Senate Judiciary Committee vote Tuesday morning to advance his nomination for the permanent job. The vote comes a week after a previous one was canceled as GOP Sens. John Cornyn (Texas) and Thom Tillis (N.C.) said they could not vote in Blanche’s favor. Cornyn secured a deal…
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“I’ve Earned This”: Andrew Garfield Just Confirmed That His Dramatic New Look Is Here To Stay — And People Are Literally Comparing Him To Jesus
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Drinking culture embedded in cricket, says former England captain Ben Stokes
Ben Stokes says drinking is embedded in cricket, but does not believe the England team he led has a problem with alcohol.
Source: BBC.
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Banijay Germany Unveils Structure & Leaders In The Wake Of All3Media Merger
Banijay has set out the structure and management team for its German operations in the wake of its merger with All3Media closing. There was crossover in Banijay and All3Media’s operations in the huge German market, with the combined outfit home to several well-known production labels and execs. The newly merged biz will be called Banijay […]
Source: Deadline.
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Man ‘driven insane’ by noise admits killing fish
Gerry Duffy could not sleep due to the noise of the pond’s water pump, a court hears.
Source: BBC.
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Family funeral held after suspected triple murder
Relatives describe the mother as “the family’s pride and joy”.
Source: BBC.
