Erling Haaland enters Golden Boot battle with Messi and Mbappé after back-to-back World Cup braces for Norway | Football News

Norway’s Erling Haaland, left, celebrates with David Moeller Wolfe after scoring their third goal during the World Cup Group I soccer match between Norway and Senegal in East Rutherford, N.J., near New York, Monday, June 22, 2026. (AP Photo/Steve Luciano) Norway striker scored twice in a 3-2 victory over Senegal to send his country into…

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Taylor Swift and Kylie Kelce rumours explode after source reveals “different lives” behind closed doors

Taylor Swift’s relationship with the Kelce family keeps drawing attention, but new reports suggest one connection may not be as close as fans believe. Fresh insider claims about Swift and Kylie Kelce are now fueling another round of online discussion as wedding speculation surrounding Travis Kelce and the pop superstar continues to grow.The conversation picked…

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Crude Oil Prices Influence: Stock markets likely to stay volatile this week amid US-Iran tensions, crude oil concerns

Indian equity markets are expected to remain volatile this week as investors closely track geopolitical developments surrounding the ongoing US-Iran tensions, movement in crude oil prices, foreign investor activity and key inflation data, according to market analysts.Analysts quoted by news agency PTI said the conflict in the Middle East and fluctuations in Brent crude prices…

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Birth rate in US is falling, and a new research paper links it to iPhones; says: Effects imply that diffusion of iPhone deepened decline in …

A new research paper is offering an unusual explanation for part of the decline in US birth rates: the iPhone. Researchers found that the spread of Apple’s smartphone may have played a significant role in reducing fertility rates, especially among teenagers and young adults. The study, published by the National Bureau of Economic Research (NBER),…

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‘This is not Covid’: WHO assures Hantavirus outbreak ‘limited’ but more cases ‘possible’

The World Health Organisation on Thursday gave assurances around the hantavirus outbreak from the cruise ship saying that the spread is expected to be limited but cautioned that cases could rise.Warning that more cases were “possible”, it added that the outbreak on the cruise ship in the Atlantic is expected to be “limited”. “We believe…

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