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ONE LAST DANCE 🥹🥹 Everton

FIFA announces partnership with Saudi state-owned energy giant Aramco - the world's biggest oil exporter

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Grim reading 🤦🏼‍♂️ newyorker.com/magazine/2024/…

Dwight!!!!!!!!!!!! ⚽️⚽️ Everton

May 1966-Tumultuous scenes when FA Cup Winners, Everton return to their home town.

The question every newsroom should be asking. Interested to know the cat scenario, too … 🤔

Great week to highlight why football pyramid matters. Atalanta showing up at Anfield and trouncing Liverpool. Bilbao winning a major trophy for 40 years. And Leverkusen winning the Bundesliga with a stunning unbeaten season. Huge celebrations. None of them invited to super league

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Can psychedelics treat people with a severe brain injury?

Fascinating new story up in National Geographic by Jonathan Moens, a UC Berkeley-Ferriss Psychedelic Journalism Fellow at Berkeley Journalism x UC Berkeley Center for the Science of Psychedelics nationalgeographic.com/premium/articl…

Thinking of Muddy Waters on his birthday!

Only right and proper one should have to scale a roof to get to a commentary position. Hopefully we’re factoring the same into Bramley-Moore docks 👍 Everton in the USA

INTERVIEW WITH DAVID SHEFF, 1980
John: We're 'One World, One People' - whether we like it or not. We can pretend we're divided into races and countries. And we can carry on pretending that until we stop doing it. But the reality is that it's one world and it's the reality, yes.

Great to see my piece on ⁦Patricio “Pat" Manuel⁩ available in audio via the ⁦The New York Times . Watch out for him fighting again tomorrow! nytimes.com/audio/app/2023…

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'Ian Fleming' Review: The British writer was a reporter before joining his country’s intelligence service. Both careers fed the creation of superhuman secret agent James Bond. on.wsj.com/3PGdosO on.wsj.com/3PGdosO

From The Athletic: One of the strangest stories in Pittsburgh Penguins history came to a conclusion this week when 18,000 — well, 17,999 — Jaromir Jagr bobbleheads were stolen and then returned.

Here’s how it happened. nyti.ms/3VGHa4q