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Labor
organizationLabor will form government, having secured at least 72 seats in the House of Representatives. The LNP has lost 20 seats, with high-profile MPs Josh Frydenberg, Tim Wilson, Ken Wyatt and Ben Morton all set to leave parliament. Independents have won 11 seats, and the Greens are on track to win up to four.
Paris Saint-Germain
organizationKylian Mbappe has snubbed Real Madrid to sign a new PSG contract. The 23-year-old and PSG chief Nasser Al Khelaifi made the announcement on the Parc des Princes pitch on Saturday instead of on Sunday morning on French TV as planned. It includes a £250m bonus simply for signing the deal and then £85m per year - or £1.6m per week - after tax.
Will Zalatoris
personWill Zalatoris leads by one shot after second round of 65 in Tulsa. Bubba Watson shot the lowest score of the day with a 63. Rory McIlroy (-4) couldn’t get it going in the afternoon and fell back.
Crystal Palace
organizationCrystal Palace lost 3-2 to Everton at Goodison Park on Wednesday night. The Toffees celebrated their Premier League survival with a pitch invasion. After the game, mass numbers from the home crowd surged on to the pitch to celebrate and it led to an incident between one supporter and Eagles boss Patrick Vieira. Merseyside Police have opened an investigation into the incident. The FA is also investigating.
Everton
organizationEverton came from two goals down at half-time to beat Crystal Palace 3-2. The Toffees will play in the top flight for a 69th consecutive campaign. Burnley's 1-1 draw at Aston Villa moved them out of the bottom three and gave them a crucial edge over Leeds.
SpaceX
organizationSpaceX accused of paying $250,000 to one of its flight attendants. Woman claims tycoon exposed himself to her, propositioned her for sex, rubbed her leg, and offered to buy her a horse in exchange for an erotic massage. Musk took to Twitter to denounce the claims against him as 'utterly untrue'
Toffees
organizationEverton secure Premier League status with 3-2 win against Crystal Palace. Toffees came from two goals down to secure their survival. Frank Lampard hailed Everton's supporters for their role in getting his team over the line. Dominic Calvert-Lewin's 85th-minute winner sparked wild celebrations.
Everton
organizationLeeds and Burnley demand Premier League acts over Everton’s financial losses. Merseyside club recorded losses of £371.8 million over the last three years. Everton fans stormed the pitch both during and after their 3-2 win against Crystal Palace on Thursday evening.
Patrick Vieira
personEverton fan filmed himself taunting Crystal Palace manager Patrick Vieira. Merseyside Police has revealed that officers are investigating the incident. Comes after a series of violent incidents following football matches this week. Everton fans invaded the pitch to celebrate avoiding relegation from the Premier League last night.
Nancy Pelosi
personThe Catechism of the Catholic Church is unambiguous on the question of abortion. San Francisco Archbishop Salvatore Cordileone wrote an open letter to the faithful. He said Pelosi's position on abortion has become more extreme over the years.
Rory McIlroy
personNorthern Irishman carded seven birdies and two bogeys in opening 65. Tiger Woods and Jordan Spieth tied for second on four-over-par 74. Will Zalatoris and Tom Hoge each opened with a 66. Matt Kuchar and Abraham Ancer were another shot behind.
Boeing
organizationThe Dow Jones Industrial Average is trading up Thursday afternoon. Shares of Home Depot HD, +0.90% and Boeing BA, +1.29% have contributed to the index's intraday rally. IAG says it has agreed to order 50 Boeing 737 MAX jets for delivery between 2023 and 2027.
Everton
organizationEverton came from two goals down to beat Crystal Palace 3-2. Michael Keane, Richarlison and Dominic Calvert-Lewin scored for the Toffees. Demarai Gray headed in the winner with four minutes of regulation time remaining. Everton secured their top-flight status with one match to spare.
Burnley
organizationBurnley's 1-1 draw at Aston Villa lifts them out of the relegation zone. Ashley Barnes' penalty gave the Clarets the lead before Emi Buendia levelled. Nick Pope pulled off a string of fine saves to deny John McGinn and Bertrand Traoré.
Jimbo Fisher
personAlabama coach Nick Saban apologized Thursday afternoon for his comments on Texas A&M coach Jimbo Fisher. Saban said "A&M bought every player on their team" using rule changes related to name, image and likeness. Fisher labeled Saban’s comments “despicable,’ called him a “narcissist’ and says he won’t take his call.
Joe
personJoe and Jess Thwaite scooped a record-breaking £184,262,899 jackpot. The couple had no idea they had won until Joe woke up at 5.15am. The previous record was held by an anonymous winner, who banked £170m in October 2019.
George W. Bush
personGeorge W. Bush made the gaffe of the year on Wednesday in a speech in Dallas. He was attempting to denounce Russian president, Vladmir Putin, and Russia's invasion of Ukraine. Bush brushed the mistake aside and said, "Iraq, too"
Rangers
organizationRangers lost 5-4 on penalties to Eintracht Frankfurt in the Europa League final. Aaron Ramsey missed the decisive spot-kick just moments after arriving as a 118th-minute substitute. Wales manager Robert Page insists Ramsey will recover from his penalty misery.
Nick Saban
personAlabama coach Nick Saban said Texas A&M "bought every player" in its vaunted 2022 recruiting class. Aggies coach Jimbo Fisher responded with an absolute diatribe of insults, defenses and return accusations. Fisher served as Saban's offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach at LSU from 2000 to 2004.
Alabama
organizationAlabama coach Nick Saban said Texas A&M bought players under the guise of NIL deals. Saban's comments prompted sharp rebukes from those programs' respective head coaches, Jimbo Fisher and Deion Sanders. The SEC issued a statement admonishing Saban for his comments.