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Maresca has insisted that Donnarumma’s mistakes in the Manchester City match are normal, defending the player from criticism. The comments matter because they push back on scrutiny of Donnarumma’s performance after a high-profile game.
Michael Carrick will stay as Manchester United's interim manager for the team's upcoming Premier League game against Chelsea. The decision gives United continuity in the dugout during its managerial transition.
Al Jazeera explains when Israel’s 2026 election results may become clear and what political steps follow once votes are counted. The timing matters because Israel’s coalition-building process can determine who ultimately forms the government and shapes policy.
India is evacuating tens of thousands of people as a very severe cyclone, Arnab, nears coastal areas. Authorities are moving residents to shelters and preparing emergency response. The storm could bring dangerous winds, flooding and significant damage.
The Guardian reviewed Macklemore’s Free Palestine tour concert, calling it a triumphant show with guest performances from Hozier, Kneecap and others. The event blends live music with pro-Palestinian advocacy, underscoring how artists are using concerts to amplify political solidarity.
Iran said the United States is not serious about negotiations, amid ongoing Iran-related hostilities. A ship was reported ablaze off the coast of Iraq. The developments signal faltering diplomacy and rising maritime security risks in the region.
A federal court blocked an attempt by the Trump administration's Justice Department to stop California from counting mail-in ballots. The ruling preserves the state's ability to tally absentee votes as legal fights over mail voting continue nationwide. It matters because California is the most populous US state and mail-in ballots are central to how millions of Americans cast their votes.
A jury has been selected for the trial of four men accused of sexually assaulting a man’s drugged former wife. The case concerns allegations that the woman was incapacitated during the assaults, drawing attention to issues of consent and accountability.
British justice secretary Shabana Mahmood has launched a review into the murder of student Henry Nowak, examining how the case was handled. The move puts the case back in the public eye and could prompt changes to how similar cases are dealt with. Further details of the review's scope are expected to emerge.