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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.
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"
Joe Biden
personPresident Joe Biden will visit South Korea and Japan on a five-day trip to Asia. The Senate on Thursday approved a $40 billion military and economic-aid package for Ukraine. Biden invoked the Defense Production Act to boost baby formula production.
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.
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.
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.
Tom Cruise
personTop Gun: Maverick was screened at the Cannes Film Festival 2022. Tom Cruise got a standing ovation for six-long minutes. He was also presented with a Palme d’Or. Long-awaited movie will be released on May 27.
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.
Texas A&M
organizationAlabama coach Nick Saban said Texas A&M bought players under the guise of NIL deals. The Aggies' 2022 recruiting class ranked No. 1 according to the 247Sports Composite. Fisher labeled Saban’s comments “despicable,” called him a “narcissist”
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.
Rangers
organizationEintracht Frankfurt defeated Rangers 5-4 on penalties after a 1-1 draw in Sevilla. Aaron Ramsey was the only one of the ten penalty takers not to be successful. Pat Nevin has warned Ramsey he will have to "live with" his miss.
Madison Cawthorn
personRepublicans oust Trump-backed, scandal-plagued congressman Madison Cawthorn. A nude video, claims he was invited to a cocaine-fueled Washington orgy by leaders he respected turned colleagues against the 26-year-old. The race was called with 23 percent of precincts reporting.
Nina Jankowicz
personNina Jankowicz resigned from the Department of Homeland Security on Wednesday. She had been chosen to lead the Disinformation Governance Board. Prominent right-wing pundits and infeluncers led a campaign attacking her.
Taylor Swift
personThe pop superstar got the degree while giving the commencement address for NYU's class of 2022 at Yankee Stadium. It was the first college degree for Swift, who performed in concert tours while in high school.
Ted Budd
personRep. Ted Budd secured 56.5% of the primary vote with 25% of all votes counted. Dr Mehmet Oz holds a 0.2% lead over David McCormick, a hedge fund titan who Trump savaged as a China-loving globalist.
Target
organizationTarget shares fall nearly 20% in premarket trading. CEO Brian Cornell says the company missed the mark as its gains were "accompanied by unusually high costs" Walmart reported Tuesday that it also missed on earnings.
John Fetterman
personLt. Gov. John Fetterman held about 50 per cent of the vote over rivals Rep. Conor Lamb and state Rep. Malcolm Kenyatta. On Friday the 52-year-old Fettermen suffered a stroke, and had a pacemaker implanted on Tuesday, hours after he voted in the election by absentee ballot from Lancaster General Hospital.
Billy Sharp
personNottingham Forest beat Sheffield United 3-2 on penalties to book their place in the Championship play-off final. But the triumph was soured by a disgraceful fan attack on Sheffield United's Billy Sharp during the post-game pitch invasion. Nottinghamshire Police have arrested a fan on suspicion of assault. Do you know the arrested fan? Email: dan.sales@mailonline.co.uk.
Fox News
organizationTucker Carlson condemned the suspect in the Buffalo, New York, grocery store shooting. But he failed to take accountability for the white supremacist “great replacement’ theory he’s peddled on prime time for years. A recent poll found that one in three American adults now believes in a version of replacement theory.