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Claude Joseph
personJovenel Moise, 53, was assassinated at the couple's residence in Port-Au-Prince. His 47-year-old wife, Martine, also suffered multiple gunshot injuries. She was airlifted in critical condition to Fort Lauderdale Executive Airport.
Hubert Hurkacz
personRoger Federer beaten 6-3 7-6(4) 6-0 by Hubert Hurkacz. The 39-year-old had been chasing a record-equalling ninth title at the All England Club. Novak Djokovic faces Denis Shapovalov in Friday's other semifinal.
Donald Trump is filing class action lawsuits against Facebook, Twitter and Google. Accused the companies of "shameful censorship" and cancel culture. Comes after the former president was permanently banned from Twitter. Also has a two-year suspension from Facebook.
John McEnroe
personEmma Raducanu forced to retire from fourth-round match with Ajla Tomljanovic. British tennis star was 0-3 down in the second set when she quit. John McEnroe suggested that the young Brit pulled out of the match as competing for a place in the quarterfinals was "a little too much" for her. Piers Morgan weighed in on Twitter saying she needed to toughen up. Andy Murray has defended the youngster.
Nikole Hannah-Jones
personNikole Hannah-Jones says she will not teach at University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. She will instead take up the Knight Chair in Race and Investigative Journalism at Howard University. Fellow Pulitzer winner Ta-Nahesi Coates will also be joining the faculty.
Pentagon
organizationAmazon Web Services had long been considered a leading candidate to run the project. Pentagon faced extended legal challenges by Amazon to the original $1 million contract.
Rachel Nichols
personMalika Andrews will handle that role starting Tuesday night when the Milwaukee Bucks meet the Suns in Phoenix. The switch was made after the New York Times reported Sunday on her comments last year.
Ajla Tomljanovic
personBritish teenager Emma Raducanu forced to retire from her Wimbledon debut. The 18-year-old suffered breathing difficulties in the fourth round against Ajla Tomljanovic. John McEnroe suggested that the occasion was too much for the young Brit. World number one Ashleigh Barty beat Tomlajnovic 6-1 6-3.
Blake Shelton
personGwen, 51, married Blake Shelton, 45, in a small stateside ceremony. Carson Daly officiated the ceremony for his current and former costars.
Emma Raducanu
personBritish teenager Emma Raducanu forced to retire from her Wimbledon debut. The 18-year-old suffered breathing difficulties in the fourth round against Ajla Tomljanovic. World number 75 Tomljenovic is through to her first Grand Slam quarter-final where she will face compatriot Ash Barty.
Gwen Stefani
personGwen Stefani and Blake Shelton wed on July 3 in Oklahoma. Gwen wore a veil embroidered with the names of her blended family. The couple met on The Voice.
Hubert Hurkacz
personHubert Hurkacz beat No. 2 seed Daniil Medvedev in five sets on Tuesday. The 14th seed will play childhood idol Roger Federer in the semi-finals on Wednesday. The 24-year-old Pole won his maiden ATP Masters title in Miami in April.
Karolina Pliskova
personCzech eighth seed beats little-known Swiss 6-2 6- 2 on Court One. Czech will play either Tunisia's Ons Jabeur or Belarus' Aryna Sabalenka. Watch live coverage of Wimbledon 2021 on BBC TV, iPlayer and the BBC Sport website and app.
Larry Rudolph
personLarry Rudolph, Britney's manager since the mid-1990s, has reportedly announced that he’s quitting the role. Rudolph has sent a letter to Spears’ co-conservators, her father Jamie Spears and the court-appointed Jodi Montgomery to hand in his resignation.
Jorginho
personItaly beat Spain 4-2 on penalties after a 1-1 draw at Wembley. Federico Chiesa and Alvaro Morata scored for the Azzurri. Jorginho scored the winning penalty thanks to his trademark hop and skip. Italy will face either England or Denmark in Sunday's final.
Francis
personPope Francis, 84, underwent surgery Sunday for an inflamed large colon. Operation involved a left hemicolectomy and lasted for about three hours. Vatican said he has reacted well to the intervention. Pope has had to cancel some public appearances in recent years.
Matiss Kivlenieks
personMatiss Kivlenieks, a 24-year-old goalie for the Columbus Blue Jackets, died Sunday night. He was in a hot tub in Novi, Michigan, when a mortar-style firework misfired. He slipped and fell, apparently striking his head on concrete. Police are treating his death as a 'tragic accident'
Boris Johnson
personPM will signal a sharp shift in approach, saying people must use their common sense on Covid risks. People who have had both vaccine doses will no longer have to quarantine for ten days after visiting amber list countries. Mandatory table service rules will also be scrapped, meaning drinkers will be able to order at the bar again in pubs.
Emma Raducanu
personBritish teenager Emma Raducanu forced to quit her Wimbledon debut. The 18-year-old lost 6-4 in the first set to Australian Ajla Tomljanovic. Tunisian trailblazer Ons Jabeur becomes the first Arab woman to reach the Wimbledon quarters.
The Milwaukee Bucks
organizationMilwaukee Bucks beat Atlanta Hawks 118-107 in game six of Eastern Conference final series. Khris Middleton top-scored for Milwaukee with 32 points, while Atlanta’s Trae Young was still hobbled by the ankle injury he suffered earlier in the series. The Bucks will face the Phoenix Suns in the NBA Finals for the first time since 1974. Game one of the best-of-seven NBA Finals series gets underway on Tuesday.