Paris Saint-Germain's highly-rated teenager Warren Zaïre-Emery has been called up by France coach Didier Deschamps for the first time

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Three weeks before the three-year anniversary of George Floyd’s brutal murder, Jordan Neely was executed in the same way; a chokehold delivered by a white man who viewed him as a threat instead of a human being. For three weeks, we’ve had to watch our timelines debate whether Jordan Neely was worthy of compassion, of care, and of his life. And for three years, we’ve seen George Floyd go from a man to a martyr for racial reckoning. But Floyd didn’t sacrifice his life for the greater good. He wasn’t an activist or a symbol upon which to project supposed progress. He was a person. A son. A brother. A father.

Russian President Vladimir Putin said Wednesday it was a "mistake" for Washington to give Ukraine long-range ATACMS missiles, warning they would not affect the frontline...

With Donald Trump skipping the first 2024 Republican presidential primary debate, eight of his primary rivals -- most of them men wearing ties similar to the bright red one regularly worn by the former president -- brawled for second-place status Wednesday night.