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Mike Ashley’s Frasers makes €1.98bn takeover bid for Hugo Boss

Fashion and sportswear group, which owns 26% of the German luxury brand, is now seeking full control

Mike Ashley’s retail group, Frasers, has launched a near-€2bn takeover offer for the German luxury fashion brand Hugo Boss.

The fashion and sportswear group, which owns 26% of Hugo Boss, said it is offering to pay about €1.98bn (£1.73bn) for the remainder of the business to take full control.

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Rep. Kevin Kiley, Independent, to Face Richard Pan in California House Race

10 June 2026 at 01:04
Mr. Kiley dropped his Republican affiliation earlier this year. The newly drawn Sixth Congressional District is widely considered to be favorable for Democrats.

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Representative Kevin Kiley and Richard Pan will compete in November.

Com Ederson, Brasil reúne representantes de 78 clubes em Copas

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A convocação do volante Ederson para o lugar do lateral-direito Wesley, cortado por contusão, incluiu a Atalanta na história de participações da seleção brasileira em Mundiais. O clube italiano se tornou o 78º a ter um jogador representando o Brasil em Copa do Mundo. A lista completa reúne 23 equipes do país e 55 do exterior.

O elenco atual do técnico italiano Carlo Ancelotti inseriu seis novos clubes na estatística. A lista com os 26 nomes originalmente chamados pelo treinador já contava com representantes inéditos dos sauditas Al-Ahli (o zagueiro Ibañez) e Al-Ittihad (o volante Fabinho), dos ingleses Brentford (Igor Thiago) e Bournemouth (o também atacante Rayan) e do turco Fenerbahçe (o goleiro Ederson).

Notícias relacionadas:

Se seguisse entre os convocados, Wesley seria o 11º atleta da Roma a vestir a camisa do Brasil em uma Copa. Entre os estrangeiros, o time italiano é o terceiro com mais representantes, ao lado do francês Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) e atrás somente dos espanhóis Real Madrid (14) e Barcelona (12). A Inter de Milão, também da Itália (nove), completa o top-5. 
Soccer Football - Serie A - AC Milan v Atalanta - San Siro, Milan, Italy - May 10, 2026 AC Milan's Ruben Loftus-Cheek in action with Atalanta's Ederson and Marten de Roon REUTERS/Daniele Mascolo Soccer Football - Serie A - AC Milan v Atalanta - San Siro, Milan, Italy - May 10, 2026 AC Milan's Ruben Loftus-Cheek in action with Atalanta's Ederson and Marten de Roon REUTERS/Daniele Mascolo
Ederson, volante da Atalanta (à esquerda na foto), foi convocado para o lugar do lateral-direito Wesley, cortado por lesão. O clube italiano é 78º a ter representantes brasileiros no Mundial - - Reuters/Daniele Mascolo/proibida reprodução

Considerando as ligas do exterior que cederam jogadores à seleção brasileira, a troca de Wesley por Ederson não impacta a liderança, que segue com a Itália. São 44 convocados desde 1982, quando o ex-volante Paulo Roberto Falcão, à época na Roma, abriu a porteira.

Para 2026, porém, o Campeonato Inglês foi o que mais teve jogadores chamados para vestir a camisa do Brasil: oito. A liga chegou a 34 convocados mundialistas pela seleção verde e amarela e assumiu o segundo lugar, ultrapassando a Espanha (33), que teve somente os atacantes Raphinha (Barcelona) e Vinícius Júnior (Real Madrid) lembrados desta vez.

As presenças de Ibañez e Fabinho incluíram a liga saudita entre as que tiveram jogadores chamados para representar a seleção brasileira em Copas. São 17 países diferentes. Além da Arábia e do trio que lidera a estatística, aparecem França (18), Alemanha (14), Portugal (nove), Japão, Ucrânia, Rússia (três cada), Turquia (dois), China, Uruguai, Grécia, Holanda, México e Canadá (um cada).

Domínio glorioso

Entre os clubes brasileiros, o Botafogo segue como o que mais teve nomes defendendo a Amarelinha em Mundiais. O volante Danilo Santos se tornou a 48º convocação do Glorioso, que é seguido pelo São Paulo (46). O Flamengo, com as presenças dos zagueiros Danilo e Léo Pereira, do lateral-esquerdo Alex Sandro e do meia Lucas Paquetá na edição deste ano, aparece em terceiro, com 39 representantes, abrindo vantagem para os rivais Vasco, com 35, e Fluminense, com 32.

Outras 19 equipes do país tiveram atletas defendendo o Brasil em Copas desde 1930. O Santos, graças ao atacante Neymar, chegou a 25 nomes e ultrapassou o Palmeiras (24).

Sem representantes no elenco de 2026, Corinthians (23), Atlético-MG (12) e Cruzeiro (11) completam o top-10. E a lista ainda reúne Grêmio (nove), Internacional (oito), Portuguesa (seis), Ponte Preta (cinco), Bangu, São Cristóvão (ambos quatro), América-RJ (três), Guarani, Ypiranga-RJ (dois), Americano-RJ, Americano-RS, Athletico-PR e Portuguesa Santista (um cada).

Com Ederson, Brasil reúne representantes de 78 clubes em Copas

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A convocação do volante Ederson para o lugar do lateral-direito Wesley, cortado por contusão, incluiu a Atalanta na história de participações da seleção brasileira em Mundiais. O clube italiano se tornou o 78º a ter um jogador representando o Brasil em Copa do Mundo. A lista completa reúne 23 equipes do país e 55 do exterior.

O elenco atual do técnico italiano Carlo Ancelotti inseriu seis novos clubes na estatística. A lista com os 26 nomes originalmente chamados pelo treinador já contava com representantes inéditos dos sauditas Al-Ahli (o zagueiro Ibañez) e Al-Ittihad (o volante Fabinho), dos ingleses Brentford (Igor Thiago) e Bournemouth (o também atacante Rayan) e do turco Fenerbahçe (o goleiro Ederson).

Notícias relacionadas:

Se seguisse entre os convocados, Wesley seria o 11º atleta da Roma a vestir a camisa do Brasil em uma Copa. Entre os estrangeiros, o time italiano é o terceiro com mais representantes, ao lado do francês Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) e atrás somente dos espanhóis Real Madrid (14) e Barcelona (12). A Inter de Milão, também da Itália (nove), completa o top-5. 
Soccer Football - Serie A - AC Milan v Atalanta - San Siro, Milan, Italy - May 10, 2026 AC Milan's Ruben Loftus-Cheek in action with Atalanta's Ederson and Marten de Roon REUTERS/Daniele Mascolo Soccer Football - Serie A - AC Milan v Atalanta - San Siro, Milan, Italy - May 10, 2026 AC Milan's Ruben Loftus-Cheek in action with Atalanta's Ederson and Marten de Roon REUTERS/Daniele Mascolo
Ederson, volante da Atalanta (à esquerda na foto), foi convocado para o lugar do lateral-direito Wesley, cortado por lesão. O clube italiano é 78º a ter representantes brasileiros no Mundial - - Reuters/Daniele Mascolo/proibida reprodução

Considerando as ligas do exterior que cederam jogadores à seleção brasileira, a troca de Wesley por Ederson não impacta a liderança, que segue com a Itália. São 44 convocados desde 1982, quando o ex-volante Paulo Roberto Falcão, à época na Roma, abriu a porteira.

Para 2026, porém, o Campeonato Inglês foi o que mais teve jogadores chamados para vestir a camisa do Brasil: oito. A liga chegou a 34 convocados mundialistas pela seleção verde e amarela e assumiu o segundo lugar, ultrapassando a Espanha (33), que teve somente os atacantes Raphinha (Barcelona) e Vinícius Júnior (Real Madrid) lembrados desta vez.

As presenças de Ibañez e Fabinho incluíram a liga saudita entre as que tiveram jogadores chamados para representar a seleção brasileira em Copas. São 17 países diferentes. Além da Arábia e do trio que lidera a estatística, aparecem França (18), Alemanha (14), Portugal (nove), Japão, Ucrânia, Rússia (três cada), Turquia (dois), China, Uruguai, Grécia, Holanda, México e Canadá (um cada).

Domínio glorioso

Entre os clubes brasileiros, o Botafogo segue como o que mais teve nomes defendendo a Amarelinha em Mundiais. O volante Danilo Santos se tornou a 48º convocação do Glorioso, que é seguido pelo São Paulo (46). O Flamengo, com as presenças dos zagueiros Danilo e Léo Pereira, do lateral-esquerdo Alex Sandro e do meia Lucas Paquetá na edição deste ano, aparece em terceiro, com 39 representantes, abrindo vantagem para os rivais Vasco, com 35, e Fluminense, com 32.

Outras 19 equipes do país tiveram atletas defendendo o Brasil em Copas desde 1930. O Santos, graças ao atacante Neymar, chegou a 25 nomes e ultrapassou o Palmeiras (24).

Sem representantes no elenco de 2026, Corinthians (23), Atlético-MG (12) e Cruzeiro (11) completam o top-10. E a lista ainda reúne Grêmio (nove), Internacional (oito), Portuguesa (seis), Ponte Preta (cinco), Bangu, São Cristóvão (ambos quatro), América-RJ (três), Guarani, Ypiranga-RJ (dois), Americano-RJ, Americano-RS, Athletico-PR e Portuguesa Santista (um cada).

Magical thinking, extraterrestrials and the Devil himself: why spirituality is back

9 June 2026 at 19:06

No more gods, no more fairies, no more magic. The dawn of the Enlightenment implied the displacement of religious ideas, superstitions and all supernatural belief. Reason-led scientific knowledge would guide civilization towards progress. Max Weber called this process the “disenchantment of the world,” as its steam engine flattened prophets and goblins alike.

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Concert during the ‘LLAMADOS’ evangelical gathering in Madrid’s Movistar Arena on January 12, 2026.A Christian meditation seminary with the priest Pablo D’Ors on November 16, 2025.

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A class at the 12th International Day of Yoga on June 1 in Gurugram, India.

Apple unveils new AI features with privacy focus at last developers conference with CEO Tim Cook

While the iconic iPhone maker has been playing catch-up with rivals when it comes to AI, it sought to distinguish itself from its peers by stressing a privacy-centered approach and integrating AI across its devices and apps.

Is this the end of costly and harmful pharmaceutical advertising?

Direct-to-consumer pharmaceutical advertising is under increasing political pressure, with bipartisan legislation being introduced to ban or restrict the practice, and states considering bills to deny tax deductions for pharmaceutical advertising expenses.

Wesley é cortado da Seleção Brasileira por lesão em amistoso

7 June 2026 at 18:32

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O lateral-direito Wesley foi cortado do grupo da seleção brasileira na manhã deste domingo (7). Após sair lesionado na perna esquerda ainda no primeiro tempo do amistoso deste sábado (6), em Cleveland, contra o Egito, o atleta da Roma (Itália) fez testes nesta manhã e foi diagnosticado o problema na coxa do jogador.

Dessa forma, ele não faz mais parte do grupo brasileiro e está fora da Copa do Mundo.

Notícias relacionadas:

Para a vaga deixada pelo ex-atleta do Flamengo, o treinador Carlo Ancelotti escolheu o volante Éderson, da Atalanta (Itália). O jogador já havia sido chamado por técnico na primeira lista dele no comando da seleção no ano passado.

No Brasil, Éderson, de 26 anos, passou por Cruzeiro, Corinthians e Fortaleza. E está fora do Brasil desde 2022. 

A Seleção Brasileira estreia na Copa do Mundo no sábado (13) contra Marrocos às 19h (Brasília) em Nova Jersey.

 

Wesley é cortado da Seleção Brasileira por lesão em amistoso

7 June 2026 at 18:32

Logo Agência Brasil

O lateral-direito Wesley foi cortado do grupo da seleção brasileira na manhã deste domingo (7). Após sair lesionado na perna esquerda ainda no primeiro tempo do amistoso deste sábado (6), em Cleveland, contra o Egito, o atleta da Roma (Itália) fez testes nesta manhã e foi diagnosticado o problema na coxa do jogador.

Dessa forma, ele não faz mais parte do grupo brasileiro e está fora da Copa do Mundo.

Notícias relacionadas:

Para a vaga deixada pelo ex-atleta do Flamengo, o treinador Carlo Ancelotti escolheu o volante Éderson, da Atalanta (Itália). O jogador já havia sido chamado por técnico na primeira lista dele no comando da seleção no ano passado.

No Brasil, Éderson, de 26 anos, passou por Cruzeiro, Corinthians e Fortaleza. E está fora do Brasil desde 2022. 

A Seleção Brasileira estreia na Copa do Mundo no sábado (13) contra Marrocos às 19h (Brasília) em Nova Jersey.

 

‘Enshittification’ reaches social media: ‘For Zuckerberg and Musk, your ‘friends’ are a burden. They just want you to see ads’

A friend is upset because you didn’t “like” a photo from her last trip, but the truth is you haven’t even had a chance to see it. Instead of displaying it on your feed, Instagram prioritized showing you ads for food.

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There was a time when social media was useful for connecting with like-minded people.

The AI IPO Race Heats Up, DOGE Whistleblower Sues Elon Musk, and Instagram Gets Hacked

4 June 2026 at 19:44
On Uncanny Valley, we dive into the IPO bonanza that the top AI companies are embarking on to the point where some real estate listings are looking for not just regular old cash, but Anthropic stock.

Silicon Valley Leads the U.S. in Child Trafficking and Child Deaths in Foster Care

28 May 2026 at 23:40

Commentary by Brian Shilhavy
Health Impact News

Richard Wexler, the Executive Director of the National Coalition for Child Protection Reform has recently reported that Santa Clara County, home to Silicon Valley in California, now leads the nation in ripping children out of their homes and putting them into their foster care system where children are now dying at a rate higher than anywhere else in the U.S.

As I have been reporting for over a decade now, the foster care system in the United States is the #1 pipeline for child sex trafficking. Most of the foster care system in the U.S. is run by Christians who partner together with the government and their churches in this very lucrative system of “legalized” child trafficking. See:

How the Christian Church and U.S. Government Work Together to Traffick Children Worldwide Through the Lucrative Adoption Business

Christian Churches Redefine the Meaning of “Orphan” to Justify Participating in Child Trafficking

Multiple studies over the years have clearly shown that children who are left in their homes with their parents, even if they are “troubled homes” where drug abuse may be occurring, for example, have far better lives than being put into the evil foster care system.

Santa Clara County in Silicon Valley, home to billionaires and some of the richest people in the world, has an especially notorious reputation for trafficking and sexually abusing children, while protecting the pedophiles.

Here is a video testimony from Debra Grant, who had her children taken away from her and then given to her pedophile husband, where she explains how these people get away with trafficking children that was recorded 13 years ago. (Amazingly, this video is still up on YouTube. But if it disappears, we have a copy here.)

WARNING! GRAPHIC CONTENT!

Calculating the price of foster-care panic – in children’s lives and health

by Richard Wexler
National Coalition for Child Protection Reform

Excerpts:

Researchers estimate that the foster-care panic in Santa Clara County will lead to anywhere from four to 12 foreseeable premature deaths, and a whole lot of serious illness, that would not have happened had the children been left in their own homes.

Their methodology can be applied to any foster-care panic anywhere, and to states that regularly tear apart families at rates far above the national average.

KEY POINTS

  • Researchers have examined scores of studies following millions of foster children around the world, showing the inherent harm of foster care placement. They were able to estimate the percentage of children who will have worse outcomes – including premature death – because they were taken from their families and placed in foster care. They were able to show that the harm to health and the premature deaths are directly attributable to the separation from their families, not anything their families supposedly did to the children beforehand.
  • Then they applied the findings to what is, proportionately, the nation’s worst foster-care panic, the one in Santa Clara County, Calif.  In that county, over the past two years, entries into foster care over the course of a year nearly tripled. Over that time, 399 more children were torn from their families than would have been taken had there been no panic. They applied their findings about harm to health and premature death to those 399 children.
  • Their conclusion: 42 children will suffer long-term illness and/or disability that they would not have suffered had they remained in their own homes.
  • Between four and 12 children will suffer premature death that would not have happened had they remained in their own homes. The researchers emphasize that the death estimate is conservative.
  • Their report, sent to the Santa Clara County Board of Supervisors on Saturday, includes seven specific recommendations for making all vulnerable children in the county safer.

Among the most popular pages on NCCPR’s website is one that summarizes some of the mass of evidence comparing what happens to children in foster care when compared to comparably-maltreated children left in their own homes.

Over and over, the studies find that in typical cases, the foster children do worse.

How, then does this apply to Santa Clara County?

In the wake of two high-profile child abuse deaths, the Vice President of the County Board of Supervisors, Sylvia Arenas, and the San Jose Mercury News, in particular, reporter Julia Prodis Sulek, rushed to falsely scapegoat efforts to keep families together.

That set off what is, proportionately, the worst foster-care panic I’ve seen anywhere in America in at least 40 years.

In fact, of course, there were tragic child abuse deaths in Santa Clara County long before the county started trying to do more to keep families together.  There was another tragedy in April, – the death of Jaxon Juarez, long after the county was tearing apart families at a fanatical rate.

Indeed, the panic may have made the latest tragedy more likely by overloading workers, so they have less time to investigate any case thoroughly. None of that has stopped Arenas or Sulek from continuing to throw gasoline on the fire.

Neither has the massive study of more than 3.4 million case records and more than 24,000 child abuse deaths which found that increasing entries into foster care does nothing to decrease such deaths.

What all this research tells us is that increasing foster care does nothing to save lives, but can, in itself, lead to premature deaths.

Read the full article.

This article was written by Human Superior Intelligence (HSI)

See Also:

Understand the Times We are Currently Living Through

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What Kind of Person did Jesus Say was True with no Injustice in Them?

KABBALAH: The Anti-Christ Religion of Satan that Controls the World Today

Christian Teaching on Sex and Marriage vs. The Actual Biblical Teaching

Exposing the Christian Zionism Cult

The Bewitching of America with the Evil Eye and the Mark of the Beast

Jesus Christ’s Opposition to the Jewish State: Lessons for Today

Identifying the Luciferian Globalists Implementing the New World Order – Who are the “Jews”?

The Brain Myth: Your Intellect and Thoughts Originate in Your Heart, Not Your Brain

What is the Condition of Your Heart? The Superiority of the Human Heart over the Human Brain

The Seal and Mark of God is Far More Important than the “Mark of the Beast” – Are You Prepared for What’s Coming?

The Satanic Roots to Modern Medicine – The Image of the Beast?

Medicine: Idolatry in the Twenty First Century – 10-Year-Old Article More Relevant Today than the Day it was Written

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Caetano Veloso: ‘Right now concern predominates within me; Brazil seems unable to save itself’

Caetano Veloso, in a video call from Lisbon, Portugal, speaks slowly with that blend of intellectual clarity and Bahian melancholy that for six decades has turned each of his interviews into something more like a philosophical conversation than a mere promotion of new albums or concerts. At age 83, the celebrated musician from Brazil is embarking on a tour titled Caetano nos festivais, which will stop in Madrid on June 4 and which he himself describes, without drama but with honesty, as perhaps his last visit to Spain. That is despite the close relationship he has always maintained with Spanish culture. There is no monumental nostalgia in his words; rather a physical weariness, a wise resignation, political concern and a bitter — though not yet defeated — view of the present. He speaks, without losing passion, about the military dictatorship his country suffered, about Silicon Valley, The Beatles, contemporary confusion and a Brazil that, in spite of everything, he still believes can “say something to the world.”

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Caetano Veloso during a concert in São Paulo, in November 2025.
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