Gareth Southgate admits England’s over-reliance on Harry Kane and Raheem Sterling’s goals is a concern as the World Cup edges closer. Preparations for the tournament in Qatar continued in front of empty stands at Molineux on Saturday evening as the Three Lions attempted to kickstart their Nations League campaign.
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Victims of the Buffalo and Uvalde shootings were memorialized at a gun reform rally in Brooklyn, New York, on Saturday, June 11, amid nationwide protests for gun reform legislation.Video captured by Sonni Mun in Brooklyn’s Cadman Plaza shows a collection of shopping carts with the photos of the Buffalo supermarket shooting victims, and white crosses with the names of the victims of the elementary school shooting in Uvalde, Texas. A statue of a little girl hiding under a school desk also featured.US President Joe Biden said on Saturday that he supported the marches and called on Congress to “do something.” Credit: Sonni Mun via Storyful
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After wrapping up the Summit of the Americas in Los Angeles, President Joe Biden turned his attention from foreign policy to politics
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The 12th edition of the Berlin Biennale art show has opened in the German capital. This year's edition is called "Still Present!" with the focus on artists from countries in the East.
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