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Mercedes
organizationRed Bull's Max Verstappen won the Formula One world championship. The Dutchman overtook Mercedes' Lewis Hamilton on the final lap to claim the title. Mercedes lodged an official protest with the FIA over the decisions surrounding the safety car. Both protests were dismissed by the FIA on Sunday evening.
UFC
organizationJulianna Pena defeated Amanda Nunes by submission in the second round. Charles Oliveira solidified his status as UFC's lightweight champion. Sean O'Malley added to his highlight reel with a first-round TKO. Tai Tuivasa is fast becoming a UFC cult hero after being drenched in beer by fans in Las Vegas.
Lewis Hamilton
personRed Bull's Max Verstappen won the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix. The Dutchman overtook Hamilton on the final lap of the race. Hamilton had led for 12 laps before a late safety car was brought out. Red Bull driver dethroned Hamilton as champion of the world.
Amanda Nunes
personJulianna Pena dethroned Amanda Nunes of the women’s bantamweight title in the UFC 269 co-headliner. Sean O'Malley added to his highlight reel with a first-round TKO over Brazilian Raulian Paiva. Charles Oliveira defeats Dustin Poirier to retain lightweight title.
Formula One
organizationRed Bull's Max Verstappen wins his first Formula One championship. The Dutchman defeated title rival Lewis Hamilton in a thrilling Abu Dhabi Grand Prix. Mercedes have confirmed their intention to appeal, drawing short shrift from Christian Horner.
Bryce Young
personSecond-year Alabama quarterback Bryce Young wins college football's most coveted award. Second place belongs to Michigan’s Aidan Hutchinson. Young is Alabama's fourth Heisman winner, all in the last 13 years under coach Nick Saban.
Charles Oliveira
personCharles Oliveira defeated Dustin Poirier in the main event of UFC 269. Amanda Nunes suffered a shock loss to Julianna Pena. Sean O'Malley added to his highlight reel with a first-round TKO over Raulian Paiva.
Chris Wallace
personWallace will join CNN to work on its upcoming streaming service CNN+. The service is due to debut sometime next year. His final episode of "Fox News Sunday" was the one that aired Sunday.
FIA
organizationMercedes lodged two protests to the FIA after a dramatic end to the race at Yas Marina, after Hamilton missed out in the title due to a late safety car. The FIA initially told teams there would be no chance to un-lap cars, essentially meaning it would end under safety car conditions. But the FIA reversed their decision, giving Verstappen a perfect opportunity on fresher and faster tyres to overtake Hamilton.
Max Verstappen
personRed Bull's Max Verstappen wins pole for title-deciding Abu Dhabi Grand Prix. The Dutchman beat out Mercedes teammate Lewis Hamilton by 0.371 seconds. Hamilton will start second with Valtteri Bottas third on the grid. The 2021 Formula One season ends in Abu Dhabi on Sunday.
Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang
personPierre-Emerick Aubameyang left out of Arsenal squad to play Southampton. Manager Mikel Arteta says decision was due to a 'disciplinary breach' Striker has just four goals in 14 Premier League games this season. Arsenal beat Southampton 3-0 in the Premier League on Saturday.
Michael Strahan
personThe rocket launched at 10:01 a.m. ET on Saturday from Van Horn, Texas. Strahan packed his Super Bowl ring and his newly retired No. 92 jersey.
Joe Root
personEngland reach 220-2 at stumps on day three of the first Ashes Test. Captain Joe Root is 86 not out, closing in on his first century in Australia. Dawid Malan is unbeaten on 80, on the verge of repeating the hundred he made in Perth on England's last tour down under. Australia's overall lead had been reduced to 58.
Dawid Malan
personEngland close day three of first Ashes Test on 220-2, 58 behind Australia. Captain Joe Root is 86 not out, closing in on his first century in Australia. Dawid Malan is unbeaten on 80, on the verge of repeating his hundred in Perth. Australia bowled out for 425 in reply to England's first innings score of 147.
Demaryius Thomas
personDenver Broncos say they are "devastated and completely heartbroken" by the news. Thomas eared five straight Pro Bowls and a Super Bowl ring during a prolific receiving career. Thomas announced his retirement from the NFL in June.
WikiLeaks
organizationWikiLeaks editor-in-chief Kristinn Hrafnsson says top officials at the CIA and White House'contemplated kidnapping or killing' Assange, 50, is wanted in America over an alleged conspiracy to obtain and disclose national defence information. A US grand jury indicted him on 18 charges last year.
Benjamin Netanyahu
personFormer US President Donald Trump tore into his ousted Israeli counterpart, Benjamin Netanyahu. Trump repeatedly criticized Netanyahu during two interviews for his book. Netanyahu was one of Trump's closest allies among world leaders.
Geidt
personLord Geidt is reportedly on the brink of quitting over allegations he was misled by Mr Johnson during his investigation. Downing Street is in contact with the standards chief after differing accounts emerged over the funding of the redecoration. Row began when the Conservative Party was fined £17,800 by the elections watchdog.
Julian Assange
personHigh Court ruled that Julian Assange can be extradited to the US. Assange’s fiancé, Stella Moris, calls the decision a ‘grave miscarriage of justice’
Jussie Smollett
personJussie Smollett was found guilty on five of six charges relating to felony disorderly conduct on Friday. The actor claimed in January 2019 that he was savagely attacked near his Chicago apartment while leaving to pick up food. He was determined to have repeatedly lied to police and fabricated the incident for publicity. The 39-year-old actor faces up to three years in prison.