Manchester City lost their Premier League title race after a 1-1 draw against Bournemouth on Tuesday night. Manchester City head coach Pep Guardiola (Photo: Glenn Kirk/AFP via Getty Images) Pep Guardiola has congratulated Arsenal on winning the Premier League title but vowed Manchester City will return next season. After the FA Cup final, speculation about…
Taipei, Taiwan—Taiwan President Lai Ching-te said on Wednesday that if given a chance, he would tell US President Donald Trump about his hope to continue purchasing American arms, which Lai described as necessary for peace and for assuring that the future of the island would not be decided by outside forces. Lai is completing two…
Google announced at its annual Google I/O event on Tuesday that it is launching Pics, a new AI-powered design and image-generation app for Google Workspace. The tech giant says it has designed the app to be accessible to everyone from teachers to small business owners. With Pix, users can generate everything from social media graphics…
Some are calling it Istanbul. It is also a part of Villa Teriya. And no, although Unai Emery has flagged it, Aston Villa has progressed to the quarter-finals of three different European competitions in as many seasons. But after winning the Europa League with Sevilla and Villarreal, he can now do the same with Villa…
Iran’s parliament is preparing to vote on whether to place €50 million (£43.5m) bounties on the heads of Donald Trump and BenjamiNetanyahu. This decision follows a planned full-scale US military attack on Iran that was averted whener the US president changed his stance at the last minute. The proposed bounty, which would be offered to…
Most members of Stanford’s Class of 2026 are smart, ambitious, and poised for remarkable careers. Theo Baker already has one. In her first semester of college, Baker broke the story that forced Stanford President Mark Tessier-Lavigne to resign – work that earned her one of journalism’s highest honours, the George Polk Award. Warner Bros. and…
British-Iranian journalist Pouria Zerati A British court on Monday heard explosive allegations that the Iranian state used Romanian citizens as “proxies” to carry out a knife attack on a London-based Iranian journalist associated with opposition broadcaster Iran International. Pouria Zerati, a British-Iranian journalist who worked for a Persian-language channel critical of Tehran, was stabbed three…
