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SUNshine Girl Giselle
Giselle, a 5-foot-6 brown-eyed Aquarius, aspires to be a motivational speaker. She enjoys activities such as hitting the gym, reading, and going on nature walks.
Toronto Sun
Toronto
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Sue Dewar cartoon, June 16, 2026
A cartoon by Sue Dewar was published on June 16, 2026, in the Toronto Sun.
Toronto Sun
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Myanmar Growth Forecast Cut by World Bank on Fuel Shock
The World Bank has revised Myanmar's annual growth forecast down to 2% from 3%, attributing the change to a fuel shock linked to ongoing conflicts in the Middle East, which has increased costs and exacerbated economic strains in the country. The economy contracted by 2% in the previous fiscal year, and inflation has surged to 24.6% year-on-year as of April. The report highlights that without significant improvements in the operating environment, recovery is likely to remain fragile.
Financial Post
World·3h ago
Iran opens politically charged World Cup by playing to 2-2 draw with New Zealand
Iran's national soccer team drew 2-2 with New Zealand in their opening match of the World Cup, managing to equalize twice during the game. The match took place at Los Angeles Stadium and was marked by significant political context, including ongoing protests against the Iranian government.
Al Jazeera · Globe and Mail
Business·2h ago
RBA Holds Key Rate, Willing to Tighten Further If Needed
The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) has decided to keep its key interest rate unchanged at 4.35%, marking the first pause in its tightening cycle this year. Despite this decision, the RBA warned that inflation remains high and indicated a willingness to raise rates further if necessary, as economic indicators show signs of slowing, including rising unemployment and decreased household spending. Analysts suggest that the RBA is adopting a wait-and-see approach amid ongoing uncertainties in the global economic landscape.
Financial Post
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World·2h ago
Iran says country can't take part in FIFA World Cup 2026 because of U.S. attacks
Iran's Sports and Youth Minister announced that the country cannot participate in the FIFA World Cup 2026 due to safety concerns following U.S. military actions, including the killing of its supreme leader. The minister stated that the ongoing conflict has made it impossible for Iranian players to compete in the tournament scheduled to take place in the U.S., Canada, and Mexico. FIFA has indicated that it expects Iran's national team to be allowed entry into the U.S.
The Hindu International
World·2h ago
Iran ‘negotiating’ with FIFA over moving World Cup games to Mexico: embassy
Iran's football federation is in discussions with FIFA to relocate the country's World Cup matches from the United States to Mexico due to security concerns stemming from ongoing conflicts in West Asia. The Iranian team is scheduled to play against New Zealand and Belgium in Los Angeles, followed by a match against Egypt in Seattle, but the situation has raised doubts about their participation in the tournament.
The Hindu International
World·1h ago
Football upstages politics as Iranians rally behind their team at World Cup
During the World Cup match between Iran and New Zealand in Los Angeles, Iranian fans celebrated their team's performance, resulting in a 2-2 draw. The event saw a mix of political expressions, with some fans waving pre-revolution flags and others protesting outside the stadium. Despite concerns of unrest, the match concluded without major incidents, highlighting the strong support for Team Melli among the Iranian diaspora.
Al Jazeera
Sports
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Sports·1h ago
'Repressed' Iran forced to leave U.S. after game
Iran's national football team has been instructed to leave Los Angeles and return to their training camp in Tijuana, Mexico, immediately following their opening match against New Zealand, which ended in a 2-2 draw. Coach Amir Ghalenoei expressed dissatisfaction with the last-minute change to their travel plans, emphasizing the need for recovery time after the game. The team faced significant challenges leading up to the World Cup, including restrictions on travel for some support staff and the politically charged atmosphere surrounding their participation.
ESPN Top Headlines
Sports·1h ago
Texas Tech QB Brendan Sorsby plans to declare for NFL supplemental draft amid NCAA legal battle
Brendan Sorsby, the quarterback for Texas Tech, has announced his intention to declare for the NFL's supplemental draft. This decision comes as he navigates a legal dispute regarding his NCAA eligibility after admitting to wagering on his own team.
CBS Sports Headlines · ESPN Top Headlines
Sports·2h ago
India A call up Ashok Sharma to replace the injured Yudhvir Singh
Yudhvir Singh has reported discomfort in his right shoulder during training and will undergo rehabilitation at the BCCI's Centre of Excellence. Ashok Sharma has been called up to replace him.
ESPNcricinfo (Cricket)