The top 5 highest-paid women’s soccer players at the 2023 Women’s World Cup
Australia striker Sam Kerr earns the most of any women’s soccer player from her club team, earning more than a half-million dollars this year.
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Texas governor sued by Biden administration over migrant barrier buoys in Rio Grande
White House cites humanitarian and environmental concerns. "See you in court," says Republican Gov. Greg Abbott.
Here are the U.S. airlines most likely to take a hit from Raytheon’s jet-engine problem
U.S. airlines including Spirit and Delta are looking at some extra downtime for their jets after Raytheon disclosed problems with some of its jet engines.
Biden administration sues Texas governor over anti-migrant buoy barrier in Rio Grande
The lawsuit asks a federal judge in Austin to force Texas to remove a roughly 1,000-foot line of bright orange, wrecking ball-sized buoys that the Biden administration says raises humanitarian and environmental concerns.
Messi scores match-winning free kick for dramatic debut in Inter Miami uniform
World Cup–winning global superstar — a second-half substitution — finds back of net from 25 yards to secure victory vs. Cruz Azul of Mexico City in Leagues Cup match.
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This Ecuadorean city in the Andes has perfect weather — and you can retire there for as little as $1,500 a month
“If the place you live in doesn’t delight and amaze you every day, you’re doing it wrong. And that’s how I feel about Cuenca,” says Saralee Squires.
Lionel Messi makes it official by signing with Inter Miami and U.S.’s Major League Soccer
Lionel Messi has finalized his deal to join Major League Soccer, and after years of planning and pursuing, Inter Miami has landed a global icon.
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A generational wealth period awaits for investors ready to buy this neglected sector, says strategist
Natural resources are ignored and forgotten, but their time has come says Tavi Costa of Crescast Capital.
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