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The Court of Appeal
organizationCourt of Appeal rules UK government's plan to send asylum seekers to Rwanda unlawful. Judges say Rwanda's asylum system cannot be considered a safe third country. Government likely to take case to UK Supreme Court.
Lionel Messi
personLionel Messi expected to sign with the team sometime in early July. Luis Enrique could be confirmed as Christophe Galtier's replacement as head coach this week. PSG will not consider parting ways with Lionel Messi, Kylian Mbappe and Neymar.
Sonia Sotomayor
personLiberal justices Sonia Sotomayor, Elena Kagan and Ketanji Brown Jackson dissent. Jackson is the first black woman ever to sit on the Supreme Court. Harvard says it will comply with the new ruling.
The Supreme Court
organizationThe court used a case of a former postal worker to make clear that employers cannot avoid meeting religious requests. In Students for Fair Admissions v. North Carolina, the Supreme Court held that Harvard and North Carolina had gone too far with racial preferences.
The Chicago Blackhawks
organizationChicago Blackhawks acquire Corey Perry from Lightning. The 38-year-old Perry joins his fourth team in five years after spending his first 14 seasons with the Anaheim Ducks. Chicago gave up a seventh-round pick in next year's draft to acquire the 18-year player.
Inter Miami
organizationTata Martino has been appointed as the new head coach of Inter Miami. The 60-year-old replaces Phil Neville who was sacked on June 1. David Beckham has described Martino as a 'highly respected figure in our sport' Lionel Messi is set to be unveiled as an Inter Miami player on July 16.
Isaiah Rodgers
personNFL bans Isaiah Rodgers, Rashod Berry and Demetrius Taylor for the ENTIRE 2023 season for betting on league games in 2022. Tennessee Titans right tackle Petits Frere received a six-game suspension. Jameson Williams and Stanley Berryhill were both banned for only six games. 10 players have forfeited more than $25 million in salary and signing bonus due to suspensions.
Mason Mount
personManchester United agree £60m fee with Chelsea for Mason Mount. England midfielder set to have a medical ahead of signing five-year deal. United have intimated that they will improve £55m offer for 24-year-old.
Madonna
personThe 64-year-old had been carrying out final checks for her Celebration tour. Manager Guy Oseary wrote on Instagram that the singer had spent several days in the ICU after becoming ill.
Colleen Ballinger
personThe 36-year-old personality uploaded a 10-minute video Wednesday entitled "hi" She flippantly took "accountability" for her actions while simultaneously criticizing cancel culture. The influential YouTuber faced accusations of child grooming.
The Supreme Court
organizationSupreme Court ruling on Tuesday to end affirmative action is a canary in the coal mine when it comes to diversity. Court’s ruling against affirmative action in higher education only provides credence to leaders who are uninterested in more inclusive and equitable workplaces.
Betsy Segui
personOfficers Betsy Segui and Oscar Diaz lost their jobs after a Board of Police Commissioners meeting on Wednesday. They were among five officers involved in the arrest of Randy Cox, 36, on weapons charges. Cox was handcuffed and not correctly restrained in the back of the police van. He was flung forward, breaking his neck and leaving him paralyzed.
Virgin Galactic
organizationThe launch marks a major step forward following a failed launch of its first mission in 2021. Virgin Galactic has already sold more than 600 tickets for its suborbital flights.
Harvard University
organizationSupreme Court rules that race-conscious admission programs are unlawful. Ruling was based on cases relating to two universities - Harvard and North Carolina. Will reshape entry at private campuses right across the US.
Harvard
organizationThe U.S. Supreme Court ruled against Harvard and the University of North Carolina’s policies of considering race as a factor in college admissions. The decision is the latest to come from the court's 6-3 conservative majority. Justice Sonia Sotomayor wrote in dissent that the decision “rolls back decades of precedent and momentous progress”
Sergei Surovikin
personGen. Sergei Surovikin, 56, is the second-in-command of the Russian armed forces. He has known links to 'coup leader' Yevgeny Prigozhin. Another top general, Gen. Valery Gerasimov, was mysteriously absent from several events.
The Miami Marlins
organizationMiami has won four straight and 10 of its past 13 games. Red Sox are on a four-game skid and have a 2-12 home record against National League teams. Nick Castellanos homered, Edmundo Sosa and Josh Harrison also went deep, and the Philadelphia Phillies beat the Chicago Cubs 8-5.
Oscar Diaz
personOfficers Betsy Segui and Oscar Diaz lost their jobs after a Board of Police Commissioners meeting on Wednesday. Diaz and Segui were two of five officers charged with reckless endangerment and cruelty to persons. They were previously charged for their involvement in the arrest of Richard "Randy" Cox. Cox reached a $45 million settlement with the city of New Haven earlier this month.
Jacob Rees-Mogg
personPrivileges Committee found allies put 'improper pressure' on MPs. Aim was to 'influence outcome of inquiry' and 'impede work of committee' Nadine Dorries, Sir Jacob Rees-Mogg and Dame Priti Patel criticised.
Domingo German
personThe last no-hitter in the majors was thrown in last year's World Series. The win was New York's third in its past four games and the first of a Yankees road trip.