Thunder Grab 3-1 Lead Over Timberwolves in Nail-Biting Western Conference Finals Game 4
The Oklahoma City Thunder edged out the Minnesota Timberwolves 128-126 in a tense Game 4, grabbing a 3-1 lead in the Western Conference Finals. The game was packed with drama and big moments, setting up a possible Thunder series clinch as play returns to Oklahoma City for Game 5.
F2 Newcomers Battle for F1 Spots in 2025: Rising Stars and Key Contenders
The 2025 Formula 2 season lines up a wave of hungry newcomers, all determined to catch the attention of Formula 1 teams. Major junior programs from Red Bull, Williams, and Alpine are spotlighting young talent like Arvid Lindblad, Luke Browning, and Gabriele Mini in an action-packed season featuring 28 races worldwide.
Ryan Gravenberch's Red Card Against Crystal Palace Sparks Debate Over Liverpool's Midfield Plans and Arne Slot's Strategy
Ryan Gravenberch was sent off in Liverpool’s final game of the 2024–25 Premier League season, earning a three-match ban for next year. The young midfielder was dismissed after a critical foul, pushing manager Arne Slot’s tactical approach and substitution choices into the spotlight as fans voice their concerns.
Thunderball Winning Numbers for March 22, 2025: Jackpot Goes Unclaimed as Over 140,000 Win Prizes
On March 22, 2025, the Thunderball draw saw over 140,000 winners sharing £788,949, but nobody took home the £500,000 jackpot. Draw number 3,665 was held with Ball Set 6 and Excalibur 6. Winners have until September 18, 2025, to claim their prizes.
Lotto Jackpot Rolldown: April 19, 2025 Draw Leaves £15 Million Unclaimed
The UK Lotto draw on April 19, 2025, saw the £15 million jackpot roll down as no one matched all winning numbers. Three players landed £1 million each for five numbers plus the Bonus Ball, while over 1.8 million other tickets grabbed prizes across tiers, using Ball Set 7 and the Lancelot machine.
Trump Administration Blocks Harvard From Enrolling International Students Amid Safety, Protest Concerns
Harvard’s ability to enroll international students has been suspended by the Trump administration, citing safety and protest concerns. Homeland Security demanded student protest footage and records within 72 hours. Harvard has called the move illegal and harmful, promising to fight back and support impacted students.
Brandon Williams Pleads Guilty to Dangerous Driving After Shocking High-Speed Crash
Brandon Williams, former Manchester United player, admitted to dangerous driving after a 99mph crash in Cheshire. Williams, who had a balloon in his mouth during the incident, received a suspended sentence, community service, and a driving ban. His story exposes the mental health and off-field challenges facing young footballers.
Annie Knight Blasts Double Standards After Revealing Intimate Past to Fiancé
Annie Knight, an Australian OnlyFans model, opens up about how her sexual history—particularly her experience with 583 men in six hours—has tested her relationship with fiancé Henry Brayshaw. Her honesty about her past clashes with public expectations and brings up debates about transparency and societal norms.
Greece Earthquake: UK Travelers Urged to Stay Alert After Crete Quake and Tsunami Warning
A strong earthquake near Crete sparked a tsunami warning, but caused little damage. The UK Foreign Office hasn't restricted travel to Greece but tells visitors to be cautious, stay informed about potential aftershocks, and follow local safety advice.
OpenAI Moves Into Hardware: Acquires Jony Ive’s io in Bold $6.5B Push
OpenAI is buying Jony Ive's AI hardware startup io for $6.5 billion, bringing on board a 50-person team and signaling a major leap into AI-powered hardware. Jony Ive will lead design work through LoveFrom, as OpenAI sharpens its rivalry with Apple and plans to create devices that go beyond typical screens.
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