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- 1Goalkeeper Gavin Bazunu boycotts fixture against Israel●"My decision is based purely upon my personal belief that the killing of innocent people is wrong." Bolton and Republic
Republic of Ireland goalkeeper Gavin Bazunu has announced he will boycott a fixture against Israel, saying his decision rests on the personal belief that the killing of innocent people is wrong. The stance has drawn attention and support, with his statement being shared widely as debate continues around football fixtures involving Israel amid the ongoing conflict.
- 225 Sheriff and Prosecutor Races Could Reshape Criminal Justice Policy●"The 25 Sheriff and Prosecutor Races Set to Shape Criminal Justice and # ICE Collaboration. Voters face stark choices fo
A guide from Bolts highlights 25 sheriff and prosecutor elections across a dozen states where voters face stark choices over offices with vast powers on policing and punishment. The races are drawing attention because sheriffs and prosecutors decide enforcement priorities, and in many counties the outcome will shape how far local law enforcement cooperates with ICE on immigration enforcement.
- 3Scottie Scheffler sparks Team USA fightback at Presidents Cup▼Team USA was on the ropes at the Presidents Cup. Then came a Scottie Scheffler lightning bolt
Team USA faced real danger of losing ground at the Presidents Cup before Scottie Scheffler delivered a decisive surge that swung momentum back in the Americans' favour. Golf writers are highlighting the world number one's burst of form as the turning point of the matches, with commentators debating whether the US can now close out the contest.
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Fremantle Dockers midfielder Shai Bolton has won the Norm Smith Medal as best afield in the AFL grand final, despite his side losing the match. He joins the rare club of players to receive the award in a losing team, with the full voting breakdown published. Commentators have debated the decision, with SEN's Gerard Whateley arguing Brisbane's Will Ashcroft deserved a record-tying medal instead.
- 5Estonian startup bilt.me raises €615k for AI app builder▼Estonia's bilt.me raises €615k with backing from Bolt and Lightyear founders to scale its AI-native mobile app builder
Estonian startup bilt.me has raised €615,000 in funding to scale its AI-native mobile app builder, which lets users create mobile applications using artificial intelligence. The round attracted backing from founders of Estonian unicorns Bolt and Lightyear, adding notable credibility to the young company. The raise underlines Estonia's continuing reputation as a hub for ambitious tech startups emerging from the Baltic region.