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New position unlocked, Right winger ✅😭
Florentino will have a big decision to make in the summer regarding the team’s attack. …Mbappé and Viní are clearly incompatible and one of the two MUST leave. Real Madrid might never ‘comeback’ again or lay hands on silverware if they keep both players beyond this season.
AND FUCK ANCELOTTI FOR STARTING RAPHINHA IN THAT FUCK ASS FRIENDLY
هذي نهاية اختيارك لمدريد على حساب ليفربول ، لو قعدت في ليفربول كان طلعت من البطولة بكره بدل ماتطلع اليوم
Rep. Maria Salazar's "Dignity Act" is actually called the "DIGNIDAD Act." The bill sponsoring amnesty for foreigners, literally stapling green cards to diplomas, is titled in Spanish. Trump signed an executive order declaring English the national language of the US, only for Salazar to turn the bill into an acronym that spells the Spanish word for "dignity." Follow: @AFpost
HE’S BACK. 🎟️: bit.ly/4m8sZQY
A Manhattan federal jury on Monday awarded $8.4 million to a New York University professor and former Cognizant Technology Solutions employee who claimed he was fired in retaliation for alleging the information technology company engaged in systematic hiring bias. . . . Jean-Claude Franchitti said he was fired in 2016 from a $350,000-a-year job after a decade at New Jersey-based Cognizant. He claimed it was retaliation for asking questions about the company's alleged bias toward hiring workers from India as part of a "cheap labor" profit model. The award for Franchitti consisted of $4.2 million in back pay, or lost wages, and $4.2 million in punitive damages. The jury declined to award compensation for front pay, or future earnings, or for an emotional distress claim. The trial revealed a dearth of written communications from Franchitti complaining about Cognizant's alleged strategy to keep a cheap labor pipeline open. His lawyers said Franchitti kept concerns verbal because he knew he was walking a "fine line" and wanted to find fixes diplomatically. Franchitti is pleased with the verdict, his lawyer, Daniel Kotchen, told Law360 via email. "The jury sent a strong message that violating employees' rights will not be tolerated," he said. (Link to full article in the replies.)
G7 URGES EVERY NATION TO AVOID UNFAIR EXPORT RESTRICTIONS ON OIL AND RELATED GOODS.
Since retirement, my “road” has looked a little different… but now I can officially say I’m headed to WrestleMania!!!! See you in Las Vegas!
Max Verstappen considering retiring from F1 at end of 2026
🚨 𝗝𝗨𝗦𝗧 𝗜𝗡: Barcelona are not happy with Brazil regarding Raphinha's injury. He traveled thousand of miles and started in a friendly game. FIFA will pay compensation for the injury, but it does not make up for the loss. — @sport
I revealed to @TuckerCarlson what my first Executive Order will be: I will raise tuition for foreign students to $1 Million Dollars.
