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The FBI has identified the gunman at a Trump rally in Butler, Pennsylvania, as Thomas Matthew Crooks. The attack, resulting in one death and multiple injuries including Trump himself, is being treated as an attempted assassination. This incident heightens political tensions days before the Republican National Convention.

Barbora Krejčíková of the Czech Republic won her first Wimbledon title on July 13, 2024, defeating Italy's Jasmine Paolini in a highly anticipated women's singles final. The match ended with a score of 6-2, 2-6, marking Krejčíková's second grand slam victory.

In a shocking find on July 12, 2024, bodies concealed in green sacks were discovered near the Mukuru Kwa Njenga slum in Nairobi. The grim discovery was made by local human rights activists, raising serious concerns about the rise in mysterious disappearances and abductions linked to recent protests against the Finance Bill.

Apple's 'Find My iPhone' feature was born from the idea of an intern, aimed initially at locating lost gadgets. Launched in 2009, it expanded with iCloud in 2011, evolving to include 'Find My Friends' and 'AirTags.' Apple SVP Eddy Cue highlights its simplicity and innovation, cementing its presence across Apple devices.

Spanish forward Álvaro Morata experienced a moment of panic when a stadium security guard chasing a fan collided with his leg, leading to a visible injury. The incident happened following Spain's win over France in the European Championship semifinals. Despite the alarming scene, Spain's coach reassured that the injury is not considered serious.

Manchester United's pursuit of Everton's Jarrad Branthwaite hits a roadblock as their £50m bid is rejected. Everton stands firm on their £70-80m valuation while Tottenham also eyes the young defender. Branthwaite's performance this season has heightened interest as Everton aims to avoid further points deductions.

A high court in Kenya has mandated the government to compensate the family of slain Pakistani journalist Arshad Sharif with Ksh.10 million. Sharif was killed in Nairobi on October 23, 2022, in a case initially described as mistaken identity but later suggested as a pre-planned murder. The court upheld that his right to life was violated, questioning police accountability.

Manchester United is on the verge of finalizing a key summer transfer by triggering Joshua Zirkzee's release clause, making him the first major signing under new sporting director Dan Ashworth. This significant move follows the club's agreement to a substantial agent fee and personal terms with Zirkzee. The final step is a medical examination, with completion expected soon.

Chelsea FC announces the appointment of Seyi Olofinjana as Head of Talent Identification in Africa. Olofinjana, with a rich career spanning numerous English clubs and 56 caps for Nigeria, steps into this new role to bolster Chelsea's efforts in discovering and nurturing African football talent. This move aims to secure promising players early in their careers.

In a controversial move, the Democratic Republic of Congo has sentenced twenty-five soldiers to death for abandoning their posts during fierce clashes with the notorious M23 rebels in the eastern region. The soldiers were also accused of looting local shops. The military court's sweeping verdict reflects the severity of internal challenges and ongoing strife within the region.

Explore the intricate process of player transfers in Major League Soccer (MLS), including the Designated Player rule, Allocation Process, Allocation Ranking List, and the MLS SuperDraft. Learn how these mechanisms ensure competitive balance and financial sustainability in the league.

Juventus star Paul Pogba pledges to contest a four-year doping ban following a failed drugs test in August 2023. Despite the setback, Pogba rules out retirement and is determined to clear his name and continue his football career. His resolve includes playing for Juventus and the France national team in upcoming tournaments.