In the country’s semifinal match against Denmark on Wednesday, striker Harry Kane took the score to 2 -1 when he scored in extra time, after England were awarded a penalty. And TikToker Robert Doward, like many others in England (UK), was watching the iconic moment on television. He posted footage to his account Robertdorward1, which has since gone viral due to the hilarious reaction of his dog. In the video, which is filmed on at-home CCTV we can see Doward and a woman watching Kane take his penalty, while sitting in their living room alongside their dog....

Some of the terrorism concern in Britain appears to relate to suspicious Iranian activities. Security sources tell NEWSWEEK that in recent weeks police questioned a carload of Iranian “tourists” after they were spotted covertly taking video pictures of obscure Jewish-community buildings in London. Sources said that about a year ago, Swiss authorities traced a similar apparent attempt to surveil a Jewish target in Geneva to an Iranian diplomatic mission. Some U....

But Washington is insisting that the Taliban first provide proof of life for the U.S. hostage, a U.S. government official told Newsweek. Bashir Noorzai, a top figure in the Pashtun tribe that shares his surname, the same tribe to which elusive Taliban Supreme Commander Hibatullah Akhundzada belongs, was arrested in New York City on drug trafficking charges in April 2005 during a trip in which he sought to advance diplomacy as the U....

The civil charges would be on top of the criminal charges the state filed Wednesday against HP’s former chairman, Patricia Dunn, and four others formerly associated with the company. All the charges stem from HP’s hacking of the personal phone records of HP directors, HP employees, journalists and others in an effort to discover who was leaking information to the press. The HP scandal erupted Sept. 5 when NEWSWEEK first disclosed a brewing controversy between Dunn and Tom Perkins, a director who resigned in protest over HP’s surveillance of the directors and other individuals....

A Hamas spokesperson speaking Friday on behalf of the Palestinian Joint Operations Room, a coalition of about a dozen Gaza-based groups also including Palestinian Islamic Jihad, told Newsweek that “our goals are to have the Israeli occupation authorities accept our demands.” These include “giving free access to worshipers from all parts of Palestine to pray at Al Aqsa Mosque without restriction or harassment by the Israeli police or the Israeli settlers and halting the attempts to expel the Palestinian residents of Sheikh Jarrah....

Now visitors to the Musée du Luxembourg in Paris can witness those wonders. “The Exceptional Jewels of Lalique, 1890-1912” (through July 29) is the largest-ever exhibition of the French master’s work, gathering together some 300 pieces from around the world. Visitors are plunged into a magical universe of color and texture: orchids carved out of opal and jade; Japanese-style hair combs adorned with wasps and Egyptian beetles; bats and cats in lacquered enamel; dog collars embellished with pearls; the soft, fleshy female form metamorphosing into a dragonfly, or couched supine on a bed of moonstone....

“Right now, [Russian President Vladimir] Putin is clearly suffering a defeat, but he can, of course, still kill very many people,” Khodorkovsky told CNN’s Alex Marquardt on Friday. “If the West continues to support Ukraine, his own defeat is inevitable.” “Putin will always be the enemy of America, but since the start of the war, his stay, his term in power has been reduced significantly,” the former CEO of Russia’s largest private oil company Yukos, said....

The early summer months were filled with loud pro-choice protesters left inconsolable after the ruling that abortion was never an actual constitutional right. Many pledged to exact their revenge in the form of legions of galvanized voters with two goals—to elect more Democrats at the state level to tilt the various playing fields where the matter will now be settled, and to punish Republicans on the national scene who had paved the path to Roe’s extinction....

In a viral Reddit post published on r/AmITheA**hole, Redditor u/babyindecemberaita (otherwise referred to as the original poster, or OP) said she is due in December and requested her aging parents stay in a nearby hotel or Airbnb—instead of the house they sold her—to be available for assistance with their newest grandchild. Titled, “[Am I the a**hole] for wanting my parents in town, but not at my house, while I’m adjusting to life with a newborn?...

The Z-Series began in the 1969, for the 1970 model year with the Fairlady Z in Japan and the Datsun 240Z in the US. These models were developed after three years of research and design to create a modern-styled, two-seater six-cylinder coupe for the North American market." First Generation Nissan Fairlady Z and Datsun 240Z, 260Z, 280Z (S30) The Fairlady Z premiered in 1969 as the first generation of Z Cars in Japan....

Police in the province of North Holland say the device went off near the testing center in Bovenkarspel—located around 35 miles north of the capital, Amsterdam—just before 7 a.m. The blast shattered five windows but no one was injured, police said. National broadcaster NOS reported that a security guard was inside the center at the time of the blast but he was not harmed. Officials cordoned off the area around the test center and an explosives team was sent to the site in order to investigate the incident....

His close friend and Bursaspor defender Abdullahi Shehu revealed the gift the Leicester City forward got for himself for Ramadan. Musa is part of Gernot Rohr’s 23-man squad that will be flying Nigeria’s flag at the 2018 Fifa World Cup. The Velar features super-slim premium LED headlights, flush deployable door handles, sleek touch Pro duo infotainment and incontrol remote and incontrol connectivity feature that allows one monitor vehicle status from smartphone or smart watch....

And forward Wilfried Zaha has taken to social media to troll the Seagulls’ supporters with a clip of his second-half brace at the Amex Stadium four years ago. The Cote d’Ivoire international struck in the 69th and 88th minutes to guide the Selhurst Park outfit to the English Championship playoff final after a goalless first leg result. The Eagles later sealed promotion to the English top-flight with a 1-0 victory over Watford in the final, thanks to Kevin Phillips’s penalty after Zaha was tripped by Marco Cassetti in extra time....

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The accolade is aimed at celebrating role models across the black community in the round leather game. The Bouaké-born player has been involved in campaigns for a better and healthier environment across the world and also, for his relentless fight against racism. Toure has played just 25 minutes of league football this season and will hope to make his third Premier League appearance when Pep Guadiola’s men visit Huddersfield Town for Sunday’s Premier League encounter....

Definitive diagnosis relies on a biopsy of the eye, which is a delicate procedure. Treatment to prevent progression includes surgery, chemotherapy, and radiation therapy. Types of Ocular Lymphoma Primary intraocular lymphoma (PIOL), also called vitreoretinal lymphoma, is the most common type of ocular lymphoma, followed by ocular adnexal lymphoma and uveal lymphoma. PIOL/Vitreoretinal Lymphoma This ocular lymphoma affects the retina (the area in the back of the eye that senses light and converts it to signals for the brain to interpret), the vitreous of the eye (a jellylike substance that fills most of the eyeball), or the optic nerve (the nerve that detects visual input)....

Anderson’s kidnapping, on March 16 that year, had been the end of the endgame for the U.S. press in Beirut, and for most U.S. diplomats there. I’ll never know just how close I came to suffering the same fate. But I do know that I saw that car cruising the seaside corniche and the battle-scarred downtown of Sidon after the Israeli Army withdrew from part of South Lebanon at the start of 1985....

Gabriel Ruelas lost his 130-pound crown on a night, he says, he was so weak from the flu that he could barely stand when he entered the ring – let alone when the referee stopped the bout in the fifth round. But he also says that, dazed and beaten, he looked over the referee’s shoulder and saw the fighter Jimmy Garcia glaring back. “He was making fun of me,” recalls Ruelas, “giving me a look I didn’t like....