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Argentina Will Win the 2026 World Cup — Here Is the Statistical Case
The statistics strongly favour Argentina winning the 2026 World Cup. Here is the probability analysis, the squad comparison, and why the defending champions are better than in 2022.
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22 updatesBrandon Sklenar Received Online Abuse for Defending Blake Lively — The Specific Incident and His Response
Brandon Sklenar faced significant online backlash for publicly defending Blake Lively. Here is what he said, the specific abuse he received, and what this reveals about celebrity fandom wars.
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Scottie Scheffler Is Defending the Masters and He's the Best Golfer in the World — Here Is Why Nobody Is Talking About Him
Scottie Scheffler defends the Masters as World No. 1 and the most dominant golfer on tour. Here is why his championship case is being underreported and what makes him nearly unbeatable.
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PSG Won the Champions League Last Season — Here Is Why Defending Is the Hardest Thing in Football
PSG won the Champions League for the first time last season with a 5-0 win over Inter. Here is the specific challenge of defending the title and whether their squad can do it.
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'Wizards Beyond Waverly Place' Is Ending — Here Is What Selena Gomez Just Confirmed About the Finale
Wizards Beyond Waverly Place will end with a special finale event instead of a Season 3. Here is the change from earlier reports and what Selena Gomez confirmed about her involvement.
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Argentina Just Qualified for the World Cup and Scaloni Said Something That Should Scare Everyone Else
Argentina qualified for the 2026 World Cup as defending champions. Here is what Scaloni's post-qualification statement revealed about their preparation strategy.
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US Budget 2027 Wants $1.5 Trillion for Defence — Here Is What Trump Is Actually Asking For
Trump's 2027 budget request includes $1.5 trillion in defence spending — the largest military budget request in US history. Here is what it funds and what gets cut to pay for it.
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Poland Just Hit 4% of GDP on Defence — The Country That Is Actually Ready for War
Poland is spending 4% of GDP on defence — twice NATO's standard. Here is why Poland is the most militarily serious country in Europe and what they know that others don't.
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'Wizards Beyond Waverly Place' Season 3 Will Rescue Alex Russo — Here Is What We Know
Disney confirmed Wizards Beyond Waverly Place Season 3 after the cliffhanger ending where Selena Gomez's character sacrificed herself. Here is the plot we expect and whether Gomez returns.
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The $1 Trillion Cybersecurity Market That Can't Seem to Stop Hackers
Global cybersecurity spending exceeds $1 trillion but ransomware attacks increased 73% in 2025. Here is why more security spending isn't solving the security problem.
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How Turkey Qualified for the World Cup 24 Years After Its Last Appearance
Turkey beat Kosovo to qualify for the 2026 World Cup — ending a 24-year wait. Here is the moment and what Turkish football's renaissance looks like.
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How the Iran War Is Changing European Defence Companies' Order Books Forever
European defence company order books are expanding faster than at any point since the Cold War. Here is what this wave of military spending is actually buying and what it reveals.
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The De Minimis Exemption Death That Is About to Raise Prices on Everything You Buy Online
The de minimis exemption that let Temu and Shein ship cheap goods to the US is ending. Here is exactly what this does to prices, which businesses win, and which consumers are hit hardest.
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Birthright Citizenship Ending Would Hurt Asian Legal Immigrants Most — Here Is the Specific Data
A new study finds ending birthright citizenship would disproportionately affect children born to Asian legal immigrants. Here is the data and why this changes the debate.
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The Loneliness Crisis in Europe's Largest Cities — and the Radical Ideas Being Tried
European cities are fighting loneliness with radical social infrastructure: prescribed social activities, befriending services, and community redesign. Here is what is actually working.
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The Atlanta Half Marathon That Sent the Wrong Runners Down the Wrong Street — and Now America Is Sending Twice as Many Runners to Worlds
A course marshal's error at the Atlanta Half Marathon sent leading women runners off-course. USA Track and Field's fix is genuinely creative. Here is the full extraordinary story.
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Trump Is Attending the Supreme Court's Birthright Citizenship Hearing in Person — The First President to Do This
Trump will attend the Supreme Court oral arguments on his birthright citizenship executive order — the first sitting president to do this in American history. Here is what this means.
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Why People Are Spending Less Even When They Earn More
Changing consumer behavior is affecting spending patterns despite income growth.
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Why Poland Is Defying All Economic Logic and Growing Faster Than Germany During a Crisis
Poland's economy is outperforming Germany's despite higher defence spending and proximity to the war. Here is the counterintuitive story of why crisis is making Poland stronger.
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The Debt Trap Underneath Europe's Rearmament Boom
Europe's defence spending surge is being financed largely through borrowing. Here is the ten-year debt trajectory this creates and which countries are most exposed.
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The EU's SAFE Regulation: What It Actually Does for European Defence Spending
The Security Action for Europe regulation is advancing through the EU legislative process. Here is the precise mechanism by which it unlocks defence spending and who benefits.
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The European Country That Just Spent More on Defence Than Healthcare for the First Time Since 1945
Poland's defence budget has overtaken its healthcare spending for the first time since World War II. Here is what this means for Polish society and what European partners should learn.
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The Fastest Growing Military in Europe Is Not the One You Think
Romania's military is expanding faster than any other NATO member in Europe. Here is how a country that was often overlooked is becoming one of the alliance's most capable members.
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