The Belgian added another superb Merseyside derby goal to his collection in Saturday’s 3-1 victory, but this time around, the striker can make a significant contribution in Liverpool’s eight outstanding fixtures. Liverpool can end strong without Mane With Sadio Mane this campaign’s casualty from English top-flight’s longest-running rivalry - the swelling around his knee preventing an accurate steer on the damage and the situation not looking positive - the Reds need someone to step in and circumvent the loss of the Senegal international....

Most Americans receive health insurance from their employers. As costs continue to rise, there is a growing awareness that this system is unsustainable. An unusual alliance is beginning to emerge between management and labor, Democrats and Republicans, conservatives and liberals. One of the leaders of this influential movement is Steve Burd, CEO of Safeway. We met a few years ago, when the Safeway Foundation provided a grant to the nonprofit Preventive Medicine Research Institute (which I direct) in support of our research showing that comprehensive lifestyle changes may stop or reverse the progression of prostate cancer....

Jacob Kornbluh, a Hasidic Jew and reporter at Jewish Insider, tweeted how he had been “brutally assaulted, hit in the head, and kicked at by an angry crowd of hundreds of community members” during a second night of protest at Borough Park in the Brooklyn area of New York. Kornbluh added that the crowd yelled “Nazi” and “Hitler” at him after city council candidate Heshy Tischler saw him and allegedly ordered the protesters to “chase me down the street....

MORE: Hearing finished, Oscar Pistorius to be sentenced July 6 Pistorius will be re-sentenced next month for the murder of Steenkamp, his then-girlfriend who he shot through a bathroom door in 2013. In his first television interview since killing Steenkamp, the former Olympic and Paralympic sprinter told ITV: “I don’t want to go back to jail. I don’t want to have to waste my life sitting there. “If I was afforded the opportunity of redemption, I would like to help the less fortunate like I had in my past....

Griner has been detained in Russia since mid-February after hashish oil was allegedly found in her luggage at an airport near Moscow. She faces a possible 10-year prison sentence. “President Biden, bring Brittney Griner home,” Proudfoot, who won for the documentary “The Queen of Basketball,” said to end his speech. MORE: Brittney Griner detainment, explained Griner, a seven-time WNBA all-star for the Mercury, was allegedly found to have hashish oil in vape cartridges contained in luggage at the Sheremetyevo airport....

Mbappe became PSG’s second blockbuster signing of the summer shortly before deadline day when he signed on a one-year loan from Monaco. Mbappe 7/10 to score against Celtic Once the Ligue 1 giants exercise their purchase option at the end of the current season, the potential €180 million fee will see the 18-year-old become the world’s most expensive teenager — and second only after Neymar in the history of football transfers....

The Big 12 will discuss the issue at next week’s conference meetings in Las Colinas, Texas, conference commissioner Bob Bowlsby confirmed to SportsDay. MORE: Best of 2015 season | Sooners need more than Mayfield, but it’s a great start The point of discussion is whether Mayfield should be held to the Big 12 rule that states transfers lose a year of eligibility after transferring from another school within the conference; Mayfield left Texas Tech in 2013, sat out the 2014 season at OU and took over as the Sooners’ starting quarterback in 2015....

There are many differences between Britain’s experience in Iraq and America’s current course. But there is a distinct danger that what we are witnessing in Iraq could turn the national mood against the United States. Recent polls suggest that Iraqis remain tolerant of, though not happy with, American forces in their country. But that support is clearly waning. Images of America’s massive operations in Fallujah have generated anti-American sentiment across Iraq....

Yet a piece of me, of my human nature, still imagines our President will change—that on that stage he will rise to the occasion and show us with constancy that he gets the gravity of this moment, shedding the daily conceits and deceits—and lead. But he has not. And over the course of his presidency he has proven he will not. So stop imagining leadership where it is not. And, instead, recognize where it is—all around us....

That was no simple paper shuffle. Only weeks before, Clinton had raised expectations of tough American-led action against the Bosnian Serbs. But after Europeans slapped down the approach, a chagrined White House traded in “lift and strike” for “constrict and contain,” steps designed not to roll back Serbian aggression, but to keep it from spreading to neighboring countries. Clinton, in effect, ceded Bosnia to the Serbs-and policymaking to the Russians and Europeans: last week Moscow seized the initiative, trying to build an international consensus around the French idea of safe havens....

On Tuesday, Polk County District Judge David Porter announced that 17-year-old Pieper Lewis would not be sentenced to prison for the murder of 37-year-old Zachary Brooks. Lewis was sentenced to five years of supervised probation and a deferred judgment. According to information from the University of Iowa, a deferred judgment can lead to a person’s record being expunged upon successfully completing probation. Porter also ordered Lewis to pay $150,000 in restitution to Brook’s family and she must also complete 1,200 hours of community service....

Officials described the seized cards as being low-quality and riddled with typos, poor Spanish, and unfinished words. There was also evidently little effort put into hiding them, with packs of the cards not stashed away in larger items the way contraband typically is. “These vaccinations are free and available everywhere,” said Michael Neipert, Area Port Director of Memphis, following the seizures. “If you do not wish to receive a vaccine, that is your decision....

The record number came during a month in which there were 10.4 million job openings, a near-record sum that marked a slight decrease from the 10.6 million in August, AP reported. The numbers reflect a job market in which workers faced with more opportunities than ever are empowered to leave positions in favor of others with higher pay and other benefits, while employers grow increasingly desperate. The Labor Department report follows last week’s jobs report, which showed that U....

China has been known for its strict coronavirus “zero-tolerance” rules that have closed down college campuses and even Shangai Disneyland, and now faces issues of losing business and tourism from its strict international borders. In a recent American Chamber of Commerce in Hong Kong survey, 40 percent of members said they may leave Hong Kong and live in a different country with fewer restrictions. For many workers who travel to China for business reasons, the restrictions are discouraging, making them leave their families for longer periods of time....

A recent survey conducted by the National Association of Pupil Transportation found that 50 percent of districts in the U.S. categorized their bus driver shortage as “desperate” or “severe.” These shortages came as schools began to welcome back students for in-person teaching, necessitating swift action. Across the country, NewsNation Now reports, districts have taken steps to address one of the biggest deterrents for potential drivers low: low pay. So far, this has involved raising wages, offering complimentary training, and offering major sign-on and retention bonuses....

One group of nearly 300 people was said to be the biggest single group encountered by Rio Grande Valley agents this year. Rio Grande City Border Patrol Station (RGC) agents apprehended the migrants in three large groups near the Mexican border in the small town of La Grulla, Texas. The border agents reportedly arrested 235 migrants on Friday. The group included 187 family members, 27 unaccompanied children and 21 single adults, according to CBP....

Hate crimes, and violence in general, are on the rise, mostly targeting minorities and women. There’s been an unprecedented surge in firearm purchasing, and over 450 mass shootings in 2022 so far. Homicides increased by 27.5 percent in 2020, the greatest increase in the year-over-year rate in the last century; and sadly, the number of suicides almost doubled that of homicides. Fortunately, there is a way out. I’ve been helping white supremacists and other extremists move away from violence for over a decade....

On Thursday, the account shared results of a poll asking people if they wanted to see dating app submissions that it received. As the overwhelming majority voted in favor of seeing the pro-Trump dating profiles, the account posted that it would post the “best and worst of DC dating profiles” on its stories. In the past, the account has shared other “Best and Worst of DC Dating Profiles” on its stories and archived them in its highlights on Instagram....