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Pep Guardiola Declares Manchester City Players Unworthy of Club World Cup Bonuses

Friday, Mar 28

Pep Guardiola asserts that Manchester City players and staff do not merit bonuses from the upcoming Club World Cup amid a challenging season.

POLITICS

Hillary Clinton Criticizes Trump Administration Over Signal Leak, Calls Decisions "Dumb"

Friday, Mar 28

Hillary Clinton critiques the Trump administration's handling of national security after a Signal chat leak, calling decisions "dumb" in a recent opinion piece.

POLITICS

Dani Alves' Rape Conviction Overturned by Spanish Court

Friday, Mar 28

Spanish court overturns Dani Alves' rape conviction, citing insufficient evidence and inconsistencies in the case against the former footballer.

POLITICS

Iran Responds to Trump's Nuclear Proposal, Reiterating Indirect Negotiation Stance

Friday, Mar 28

Iran responds to Trump's call for nuclear talks while emphasizing its reluctance to engage directly under U.S. pressure.

ECONOMY

US Suspends Contributions to World Trade Organization Amid Trump’s Spending Cuts

Friday, Mar 28

The US has paused funding to the WTO as part of Trump's administration's broader cuts to international spending.

POLITICS

Federal Judges Block Trump's Ban on Transgender Military Service in Landmark Rulings

Friday, Mar 28

Two federal judges have blocked President Trump's order banning transgender individuals from military service, citing discrimination and lack of supportive evidence.

HEALTH

Gavi Warns of Catastrophic Consequences if U.S. Cuts Vaccine Funding

Friday, Mar 28

Experts warn U.S. funding cuts to Gavi could result in over a million child deaths from preventable diseases.

WORLD NEWS

Search and Recovery Efforts Underway for Four Missing US Soldiers in Lithuania

Friday, Mar 28

Intensive search and recovery operations continue for four US soldiers missing in Lithuania after their vehicle was found submerged during a training exercise.

POLITICS

U.S. Justice Department Investigates California Universities Over Admissions Policies Following Affirmative Action Ruling

Friday, Mar 28

The U.S. Justice Department investigates Stanford and UC schools for potential non-compliance with Supreme Court's ruling against race-based admissions.