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India under-17 women’s football team assistant coach Alex Ambrose has been sent back home from the team’s exposure trip in Europe after a case of alleged misconduct involving a member of the squad. Allegedly, verbal complaints from various batches of the India under=17 women’s football team against the assistant had been fled too. The incident came to light after the roommate of the concerned player, who is a minor, noticed that her fellow had been missing from her space and brought it to the attention of head coach Thomas Dennerby. AIFF General Secretary Kushal Das Resigns on Health Grounds As the staff accompanying the team decided to check with Ambrose, who denied his involvement at first, was allegedly tongue-tied after incriminating pictures and messages from the player’s mobile phone surfaced. The psychologist travelling with the team has been tasked with preparing a report on the incident after a conversation with the player as the alleged perpetrator has been sent … [Read more...] about Indian U-17 Women’s Football Team Assistant Coach Alex Ambrose to be Investigated Following Misconduct Allegation

Pro-migration liberals are using the truckful of dead migrants to push for even more migration, Sen. Tom Cotton (R-AR) said Wednesday. “Liberals are responding to this tragedy by calling for amnesty,” he tweeted on June 29. “But this would invite MORE illegal immigration, human trafficking, and suffering [and] The last thing we need is to make this border crisis worse–but amnesty would do just that,” he added. Liberals are responding to this tragedy by calling for amnesty. But this would invite MORE illegal immigration, human trafficking, and suffering. The last thing we need is to make this border crisis worse–but amnesty would do just that. — Tom Cotton (@TomCottonAR) June 29, 2022 The Democrats’ effort to shift the public focus towards amnesty for at least 11 million illegal migrants also helps them obscure the central role of their border-opening policies in the June 27 deaths of 51 migrants. The dead migrants were found in a truck, abandoned roughly 150 miles … [Read more...] about Tom Cotton: Democrats Try to Profit from Migrant Deaths

Scientists once assumed that the best place to look for extraterrestrial life would be planets within their star ’s habitable, or “Goldilocks” zone, that narrow range of orbits where water remains liquid on a planet ’s surface. Around our Sun , the habitable zone stretches from just outside the orbit of Venus to just outside the orbit of Mars, with Earth squarely in the middle. But new research suggests scientists searching for habitable planets should look outside habitable zones — way outside. In a paper published Monday in the journal Nature astronomy, researchers from the universities of Bern and Zurich conclude that certain super Earth exoplanets — rocky planets between 2 and 10 times Earth’s mass —  could remain habitable for forms of life at distances 10 times that of Earth from the Sun. Some planets could even remain habitable for tens of billions of years after getting expelled from their solar system, becoming strange oases wandering interstellar … [Read more...] about No star, no problem: Rogue planets could incubate life for billions of years

Most mornings, Bowie Baysox first baseman Andrew Daschbach wakes up to the smell of bacon. When Bowie catcher Maverick Handley isn’t behind the dish, he loves making them, with Daschbach often the beneficiary as his roommate as they play for the Orioles’ Double-A affiliate. Handley’s signature, Daschbach said, is a breakfast sandwich made with an everything bagel, two fried eggs, a slice of cheese and at least four slices of bacon. His father grew up in kitchens, and once Handley was on his own at Stanford — where he, Daschbach and fellow Orioles prospect Kyle Stowers were teammates — he picked up the skills himself. “It’s pretty much math,” Handley said. It doesn’t take being a biomechanical engineering major, as Handley was, to do the calculus on Handley’s place in the Orioles’ future. Baltimore took him with the first pick of the 2019 draft’s sixth round, having selected Adley Rutschman — baseball’s top prospect, catching or otherwise — No. 1 overall five rounds earlier. But … [Read more...] about Adley Rutschman is ‘the dude,’ but Orioles catching prospect Maverick Handley is making his own mark: ‘You always need two’

KOTA KINABALU: For the last 22 years, Chris Chu has been diligently selling newspapers and magazines without much fanfare from his small shop in Foh Sang here. But work on Thursday (June 30) had a unique and different meaning as he was about to meet a very special person. “I have been sharing about Sabah-born Australian Foreign Minister Penny Wong to my family members and my daughter made a painting of her,” he said. Chu, 55, said his daughter Tania was so inspired by Penny’s life story and achievements that the nine-year-old quickly sketched a portrait of the Australian politician the night before. “We only knew she was coming in on Tuesday (June 28) night and we have never met Penny but she is my daughter’s hero. It is very outstanding for a Sabah-born person to be a senator in the Australian parliament. “It’s very special as she could even helm a higher position (one day). Everything is possible,” he said, after presenting the drawing to Wong during her visit to Foh Sang. … [Read more...] about Penny Wong is my daughter’s hero, says proud Sabahan shopkeeper

In the fraught, pressure-packed, scarily unpredictable summer 2022 housing market, home sellers and buyers are compulsively tracking key real estate metrics like baseball obsessives tracking box scores—only with way more on the line than the galling perfection of the New York Yankees . Everyone is desperate to get a grip on where things are going in U.S. real estate. Are prices continuing to rise? Is inventory going to keep falling? And where on Earth are mortgage rates going to top out? But one stat seems to sum up the current market, with all of its twists and turns, better than any other: How long is it taking for homes to sell? And in another sign of a cooldown in the housing market, U.S. homes are remaining on the market just a little longer. According to Realtor.com® data from May, the median number of days on the market for an American home stands at 31. While still a blistering pace, it represents a relief from the turbocharged frenzy we saw late last year … [Read more...] about The Great Real Estate Slowdown: 10 Markets Where Homes Linger the Longest—and Buyers Gain an Edge

It would seem a safe bet that when faced with two offers from similarly prestigious companies, a job candidate would, most of the time, end up taking the one with higher pay. But when New York University’s Jason Greenberg and MIT’s Roberto M. Fernandez analyzed over 700 job offers from a cohort of students graduating from elite MBA programs, they found that something other than pay was driving students’ decisions. In a paper that will soon be published in the journal Sociological Science, Greenberg and Fernandez write that the students were significantly more likely to accept jobs found through networking—done either through alums of their program or their own social connections—even if those jobs came with lower pay than offers arriving through more formal channels, like on-campus recruiting. The choice, the researchers suggest, may be driven by students’ interest in their own career development, and a belief that taking a job with more networking opportunities would give them a … [Read more...] about The Perks—and Limits—of Having a Superstar Mentor

Commonwealth leaders are poised to oust the organisation’s secretary general Baroness Scotland on Friday in an extraordinary international spat. Britain has backed a bid to install Jamaica’s foreign minister Kamina Johnson Smith in the UK peer’s place at behind-closed doors talks in Rwanda. Each side accuses the other of a bitter briefing war over the Dominica-born Labour former attorney general, who has led the Secretariat for six years. It’s understood UK officials believe she has not provided effective and unified leadership, and the campaign to re-select her has been divisive with misinformation spread about her record. Sources also say she has racked up more than £600,000 in employment tribunal costs. A fresh row erupted today after it emerged a report on the Commonwealth Secretariat’s long-term finances was being withheld from its board. An ally of Patricia Scotland said she was the victim of a briefing war, adding: “It’s like trying to burn down the house and … [Read more...] about Commonwealth leaders could oust secretary general on Friday in explosive row

If you found a wallet stuffed with money in the street, what would you do? The likelihood is that you'd be determined to find its rightful owner, and hope that karma favours you at some point in the future because of your good deed . But, if you found money within a house that you'd bought, would your moral compass guide you in the same way? One woman took to Mumsnet to explain that she'd had an old kitchen ripped out, and a box was found by the fitter. She said: "Inside was £4,000 in cash. We informed the solicitor who managed the sale (it was a probate house sale). What do you think will happen?" Others commented to praise the woman for being so honest about what was found. The money was found in the kitchen under the sink (Stock Image) ( Image: Getty Images/Tetra images RF) Get the news you want straight to your inbox. Sign up for a Mirror newsletter here "You're more honest than me", one commented. Another said: "That was good of … [Read more...] about Woman finds hidden box when doing up kitchen – but has no idea what to do with contents

When Russia's Vladimir Putin began a military invasion of Ukraine on February 24, 2022, it was widely assumed that Ukraine would surrender quickly. Instead, Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelensky—an actor-turned-politician famous for playing an actor-turned-politician in Servant of the People —refused to budge, withstood multiple assassination attempts and rallied his people to fight. He pleaded with the international community to implement sanctions on the Russians and to provide weapons and ammunition for the Ukrainians. How did Zelensky accomplish this transformation? Where did he first take Putin's measure? Read about it in this exclusive advance look from Ukrainian journalist and political commentator Serheii Rudenko's upcoming Zelensky: A Biography (Polity Books, July 18), in which he explores Zelensky's life and governing style, from his childhood through the beginnings of the war. In the beginning was the word. Or rather, several words. And, more precisely, the name of … [Read more...] about New Zelensky biography reveals first meeting with Putin: ‘bundle of nerves’