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When he left Brentford for Al-Ahli in the Saudi Pro League, it made sense that he should lose his place in the England squad. He had voluntarily taken himself to a lower level and it was a reasonable assumption that his sharpness would diminish as a consequence. But he scored 23 goals in 29 starts this season, playing well enough at least to be entered into the conversation for squad places.

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American tennis star Coco Gauff claimed her second career Grand Slam after defeating top-ranked women’s tennis pro Aryna Sabalenka in the French Open final on Saturday.

MONTREAL — Poor air quality fuelled by wildfires burning across the Prairies left a large swath of the country enveloped in a haze for another day. Read More

Former Dodgers pitcher struggled in return to Yankee Stadium, allowing seven runs in two innings. The Red Sox suffered a 9-6 loss to the Yankees on Friday.

"[It] was the first time I was like,'Oh wait, is this what it's like to be an expectant dad?'" the actress confessed in a new interview.

Doreen and Anthony Acciardi will pay $705,000 in unpaid taxes and avoid jail through the plea, The Post confirmed.

WWE legend Ric Flair said he has been diagnosed with skin cancer for the second time in three years and will undergo treatment beginning next week.

Coco Gauff got the best of Aryna Sabalenka yet again.

A suburban cowboy and his trusty steed, Shiny, have been credited with helping southern New Jersey police identify and arrest an alleged hit-and-run driver.

• American wins epic final battle 6-7 (5), 6-2, 6-4

• Gauff wins second slam after 2023 US Open title

In her half-decade competing at the highest level of her sport, Coco Gauff has built an impermeable reputation for her toughness. No matter the significance of the occasion or the state of her strokes, she will fight with everything at her disposal until the very last point. More often than not, she will find a way through.

Across the net from the best player in the world in one of the most important moments of her career, Gauff showed the full breadth of her grit and durability as she somehow plotted a path to victory, holding her own in a gripping match between the two best players in the world to topple Aryna Sabalenka, the world No 1, 6-7 (5), 6-2, 6-4 and win her first French Open title.

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Every school in NYC would be required to have “airway clearance devices” to help prevent choking deaths under a City Council bill gaining bipartisan steam.

A couple who hooked up while playing Pokémon GO, tied the knot in front of thousands of other players who flew into New Jersey for this weekend's Pokémon GO Fest.

The former sports TV personality fumed on social media and predicted doom was ahead for the Steelers after the NFL franchise signed the veteran quarterback to a one-year deal.

The eight adults and over 55 fluffy goslings have been spotted at all hours, slowly strutting across the streets and sidewalks of Thomas Gangemi Drive, Newark Avenue, River Drive, and Second Street.

Veteran strategist James Carville said Jewish donors citing Columbia University protests as reason to leave the Democratic Party more likely motivated by Republican tax cuts.

With the death of 18-year-old Pandora Kjolsrud and 17-year-old Evan Clark, three teenagers have been found dead in Arizona's Tonto National Forest since February.

The Fox News Entertainment Newsletter brings you the latest Hollywood headlines, celebrity interviews and stories from Los Angeles and beyond.

Transform your kitchen on your own with these five DIY products under $125.

The Democratic primary candidates for mayor all agree: the city faces a housing cost crisis.   Brad Lander says it requires declaring a “state of emergency.”

The 2025 Belmont Stakes features two heavy favorites, making it a tough race for bettors.

Author Mark Gerson, whose new book is "God Was Right," reveals how the Torah teaches a profound lesson highly relevant to today's keen understanding of "dress for success."

A Turkish migrant was fatally struck by a drunk driver after a nearly six-hour Manhattan booze spree — and now his family is suing three bars prosecutors say overserved the motorist despite clear signs of intoxication, fueling the deadly crash.

Conservatives on social media blasted LA Mayor Karen Bass after she reacted to ICE raids in her city by suggesting she would resist the federal government's efforts.

The 81st D-Day commemoration drew large crowds to honor the 75,000 US troops who fought at Normandy, while centenarian veterans share reflections on their time in combat.

Brooklyn influencer Emma DiMarco is accusing the fast-fashion chain Brandy Melville, worn by pop star Ariana Grande and other celebs, of ripping off her "Kissing Cowboys" logo. 

Rory McIlroy added something big to his resume, but not in any desirable way.

A little-known artificial sweetener that’s up to 13,000 times sweeter than sugar is now used in most popular flavored e-cigarettes, a new study found.

The actress welcomed her second child following a breast cancer diagnosis.

About a week before the tragedy, Travis Decker was involved in a car wreck that seemingly triggered even worse behavior.

New Yorkers ripped state Attorney General Letitia James' online boast about her crackdown on Equinox gyms.

Simone Biles was heavily criticized on social media Friday after she sparred with Riley Gaines over the former NCAA swimmer's stance on trans athletes competing in women's sports.

The Kremlin has no more chips to add: Fearsome as its current war machine may be, it’s at its limit.

An anti-Israel official in Boulder, Colorado refused to condemn the horrific firebombing of Jews at a peaceful demonstration -- then "doubled down" by wrapping herself in the colors of the Palestinian flag, critics said.

"The View" panel discussed Karine Jean-Pierre leaving the Democratic Party on Thursday, with co-host Sara Haines slamming "blind loyalty" to political parties.

Vice-president was interviewed by comedian Theo Von, who also asked him if he ‘got high’ on election night

JD Vance said Elon Musk was making a “huge mistake” going after Donald Trump in a storm of bitter and inflammatory social media posts after a falling-out between the two men.

But the vice-president, in an interview released on Friday after the very public blowup between the world’s richest person and arguably the world’s most powerful, also tried to downplay Musk’s blistering attacks as an “emotional guy” who got frustrated.

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So much has changed for the Mets in the past calendar year.

It's the miracle drug that promises to shrink your size.

Actor Jason Biggs opens up about the darkest days of his cocaine addiction in his 20s, describing how money and fame enabled self-destructive behavior.

• Biles calls Gaines ‘sick’ in response to softball post

• Gymnast defends trans girl targeted after title win

• Gaines calls Biles’ stance on inclusion ‘disappointing’

Seven-time Olympic gold medallist Simone Biles has publicly condemned former competitive swimmer Riley Gaines for her repeated attacks on transgender athletes, calling Gaines “sick” and a “sore loser” in a strongly worded social media post.

The exchange erupted Friday night after Gaines mocked the Minnesota State High School League for turning off comments on a post celebrating Champlin Park High School’s girls’ softball team, which had just won the state championship. One of the team’s players is a transgender girl.

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Civil protection agency chief says country is ill-prepared for conflict and calls for urgent upgrades to cold war shelters

Germany is drawing up plans to rapidly expand its network of bomb-proof bunkers and shelters, the government’s most senior civilian protection official has said, warning the state needs to be prepared for an attack from Russia within the next four years.

Ralph Tiesler, the head of the Federal Office of Civil Protection and Disaster Assistance (BBK), said Europe’s largest economy needed to wake up to the reality of conflict, and that in its current state Germany was inadequately prepared.

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