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Venezuelan opposition leader Maria Corina Machado has returned to the country after nearly a year in exile, reappearing at a church in Lara to a jubilant reception from supporters. Machado confirmed her return in a social media message posted early on Sunday, writing: “I’m here. With you all.” Photographs showed her greeting supporters and posing for pictures inside the church in central-western Venezuela. Her homecoming could create tension with the administration of US President Donald Trump, which has backed Venezuela’s interim president, Delcy Rodríguez, after Nicolás Maduro and his wife, Cilia Flores, were captured in a raid in January. Rodríguez,…

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The US Justice Department has defended its lawsuit to block certification of Alaska’s Senate election result if Republican incumbent Dan Sullivan loses, insisting the case concerns alleged voter confusion rather than an attempt by Donald Trump to overturn the vote. Attorney General Todd Blanche said the department could intervene if Alaska’s election process breached federal law, after previously describing such action as a “doomsday” scenario. Speaking to CNN, Mr Blanche rejected suggestions that the lawsuit was laying the groundwork for the president to challenge an unfavourable result in next week’s midterm elections. “We’re not laying any groundwork for the president…

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A 2026 ranking of the richest Storage Wars stars is comparing the estimated fortunes of 15 current and former personalities from the A&E reality series, including buyers, auctioneers and one of the programme’s behind-the-scenes figures. Storage Wars first aired in 2010 and is now in its 18th season. The show follows buyers as they bid on abandoned storage units in the hope of finding items they can resell for a profit. Among those included in the comparison are Barry Weiss, Brandi Passante, Brandon Sheets, Casey Nezhoda, Dan Dotson, Darrell Sheets and Dave Hester. The list also features Dusty Riach, Ivy…

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Everton are exploring a January deal for Manchester United forward Marcus Rashford, with discussions between the clubs reportedly having taken place at an early stage. David Moyes is seeking to strengthen his attacking options after Everton failed to sign another recognised striker during the summer transfer window. Rashford’s ability to operate on the left or through the middle could give the manager greater flexibility. Everton consider Marcus Rashford deal Rashford, 28, enjoyed a productive loan spell at Barcelona last season, scoring 14 goals and providing 15 assists. However, he has struggled to reproduce that form since returning to the Manchester…

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A 300-pound bronze statue commemorating a landmark Black golf course has been stolen from a Dallas neighbourhood near Love Field, leaving community leaders appealing for information. The six-foot sculpture, which depicted a golfer, stood on Mabel Avenue beside a historical marker for Hilliard Memorial Golf Course in the Elm Thicket/Northpark area. Only its concrete pedestal remains. Dallas police said unknown suspects removed the statue overnight on 24 September. A theft report was filed on 30 September, but the monument had not been recovered and no arrests had been announced as of Sunday. Statue honoured Dallas golf course’s Black history Hilliard…

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James Tedesco strengthened his claim to Australia’s No. 1 jersey after helping the Kangaroos recover from a major scare against Fiji at Suncorp Stadium. Australia came from behind to defeat the Bati 36-22 in front of 41,108 spectators, with Tedesco producing a decisive display at fullback after Reece Walsh had impressed in the same position against New Zealand the previous week. The veteran’s decision to run on the final tackle created the opportunity for Sam Walker to score shortly before half-time. Tedesco then added three try assists and helped Australia remain composed when Fiji threatened to cause an upset early…

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Egg freezing involves stimulating the ovaries to produce multiple eggs, removing them during a monitored procedure and storing them at temperatures below -150C for possible use in the future. An initial appointment with a fertility specialist is likely to include blood tests, a pelvic ultrasound scan and a discussion of the patient’s medical history. If treatment goes ahead, hormone injections are used to encourage the ovaries to produce more eggs than the single egg typically released each month. The process requires several visits to a fertility clinic over a period of a few weeks. Hormone levels and the ovaries are…

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Sofía Vergara and Imagine Dragons frontman Dan Reynolds have been seen holding hands during a late-night dinner at Cipriani in Beverly Hills, Los Angeles. The pair were photographed together throughout the meal, which took place on Saturday night. They were joined by two friends, including beauty entrepreneur Anastasia Soare. Vergara and Reynolds reportedly made a discreet exit from the restaurant, leaving through a back door at about 12.30am. Their appearance comes after public relationship developments for both stars. Vergara’s former husband, Joe Manganiello, has made claims about their relationship in his memoir, Bloodlines, including an allegation that she criticised his…

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Several suspects are being sought after a man was attacked with a baseball bat and robbed of $30,000 in cash in North Philadelphia. The victim was returning home from an event when he was approached by a group of unknown attackers on the 5000 block of North 6th Street at about 2.17am on Sunday, police said. Officers who arrived at the scene found the man with head injuries. Investigators said the assailants assaulted him before taking a bag containing the cash and fleeing. The victim’s condition has not been released and police have not provided further details about the suspects…

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