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Angel Reese
personLSU Tigers beat Iowa Hawkeyes 102-85 in the NCAA final. First Lady Jill Biden invited both teams to the White House for a visit. Tigers star Angel Reese was less than impressed with the joint offer.
Jarryd Hayne
personJarryd Hayne found guilty of raping a woman in Newcastle in 2018. The former NRL star is now awaiting sentences over two counts of sexual assault. Hayne was sued for rape in Santa Clara, California, for an alleged incident during 2015, his lone season in the NFL.
Donald Trump
personEx-president has lost $700M MILLION amid failure of Truth Social which promised 81m users by 2026. Trump's wealth dropped from $3.2 billion to $2.5 billion ahead of his historic arraignment today. The charges stem from hush money paid to a former porn star to keep quiet over an alleged affair.
Adama Sanogo
personUniversity of Connecticut Huskies beat San Diego State Aztecs 76-59. Malian power forward Adama Sanogo added 17. Los Angeles Angels third baseman Anthony Rendon says he is dropping his appeal. Former Indiana Hoosiers coach Bob Knight has been released from a hospital.
Charlie Javice
personCharlie Javice, the 31-year-old founder of student-aid assistance app Frank, is accused of defrauding JPMorgan Chase. Prosecutors allege that Javice repeatedly claimed Frank had 4.25 million users while in sale talks with JPMorgan Chase and another unnamed bank. When JPMorgan asked for proof of Frank’s user base, Javice allegedly paid “outside data scientist” $18,000 to create a fake customer list.
Michael Keane
personMichael Keane scored in the 90th minute to earn Everton a 1-1 draw with Tottenham. Keane made amends for conceding a penalty by scoring off a long-range thunderbolt. Harry Kane had given Spurs the lead from the penalty spot in the 68th minute.
Larry Hogan
personRoy McGrath was indicted in 2021 on accusations he fraudulently secured a $233,650 severance payment. McGrath had been on the run for three weeks after failing to show up to a federal criminal trial in Baltimore last month.
Lola James
personTwo-year-old Lola James died in hospital four days after she suffered ‘catastrophic’ brain injuries in the early hours of 17 July 2020. She was found to have sustained more than 100 bruises and scratches to her body, and damage to both her eyes. Her stepfather, Kyle Bevan, was found guilty of her murder at Swansea Crown Court on Tuesday. Sinead James, Lola's mother, had denied causing or allowing her death.
Amir Khan
personAmir Khan has received a two-year ban from all sports. Khan tested positive for the prohibited substance ostarine. Former light-welterweight world champion Khan, 36, announced his retirement last May.
TikTok
organizationTikTok fined £12.7mn by UK data privacy watchdog. Video sharing platform ‘did not do enough’ to check who was using its platform. Australia said it will ban TikTok on all government-issued digital devices.
UConn
organizationUConn beat San Diego State 76-59 on Monday night in Houston. Markquis Nowell set an NCAA tournament record with 19 assists. Adama Sanogo was named the tournament's most outstanding player. 45 million Americans wagered an estimated $3.1 billion on the 2022 men's NCAA basketball tournament.
Everton
organizationTottenham threw away a lead against 10-man Everton on Monday night. It’s the second successive game Spurs have squandered three points late on. The draw at Goodison Park led to some scathing criticism from the likes of Jamie O'Hara and Jermaine Jenas, who said he can no longer watch the team.
Lucknow Super Giants
organizationGujarat Titans climb back to the top of the 2023 Indian Premier League points table. Rajasthan Royals down to second, with Royal Challengers Bangalore moving down to third. Lucknow Super Giants also dropped down one spot to fourth as Punjab Kings and Chennai Super Kings stayed fifth and sixth. GT beat DC by 6 wickets and CSK defeated LSG by 12 runs in their respective second match.
Graham Potter
personChelsea sack Graham Potter after less than seven months in charge. Co-owners Todd Boehly and Behdad Eghbali say they are "disappointed in this outcome" Julian Nagelsmann and Mauricio Pochettino are among the favourites to take over.
Mumbai Indians
organizationRoyal Challengers Bangalore beat Mumbai Indians by eight wickets. Virat Kohli top-scored with 82 while Faf du Plessis made 73. Rajasthan Royals beat Sunrisers Hyderabad by 72 runs.
Malka Leifer
personAustralian court finds former school principal Malka Leifer guilty of sex crimes. Three sisters, Nicole Meyer, Dassi Erlich and Elly Sapper accused Leifer of sexually abusing them. Leifer fled Australia in 2008 after one of the students confided in her therapist. She eventually settled in the ultra-orthodox Emmanuel settlement in the occupied West Bank.
NCP
organizationThe center-right National Coalition Party (NCP) came out on top at 20.8%. They were followed by right-wing populist party The Finns with 20.1%.
Todd Boehly
personGraham Potter has been sacked as Chelsea manager after less than seven months in the role. Todd Boehly paid over £20m to get Potter out of the Amex, but 11 defeats in his 31 matches has now seen him sacked. Julian Nagelsmann looks a good option, especially since he used to work with Chelsea’s recently hired technical director at Leipzig.
Chelsea
organizationA supercomputer has predicted the final Premier League standings. Arsenal have been predicted to win the title but by roughly three points. Newcastle have also been projected to finish above Man United. Chelsea are predicted to finish in a lowly 11th place. Assistant coach Bruno Saltor will take over on an interim basis.
UFC
organizationUltimate Fighting Championship (UFC) and World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE) are set to become one joint company. UFC-owner Endeavour Group Holdings Inc. will take a 51% controlling interest. Existing WWE shareholders will hold a 49% stake. The companies put the enterprise value of UFC at $12.1 billion and WWE at $9.3 billion.