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Chris Harrison
personMultiple websites went down in a widespread internet outage Tuesday morning. Media critic Pozner repeated her conclusion that racism has been baked into the DNA of the franchise.
Ratko Mladic
personU.N. judges reject Ratko Mladic's appeals and affirm his life sentence. The outcome caps 25 years of trials at the ad hoc International Criminal Tribunal. The 1995 Srebrenica massacre of more than 8,000 Muslim men and boys killed more than 100,000.
Tamara Zidansek
personTamara Zidansek beat Paula Badosa 7-5 4-6 8-6 at Roland Garros. The unseeded Slovenian becomes the first player from Slovenia to reach a Grand Slam semi. She will face the winner of the second quarter-final between Kazakhstan's Elena Rybakina and experienced Russian Anastasia Pavlyuchenkova.
Kamala Harris
personKamala Harris is in Guatemala and Mexico as part of her first trip abroad. Joe Biden tasked her with leading diplomatic efforts in the region amid the US border crisis. Republicans have criticized her for classifying a trip to the border as a 'grand gesture'
Aaron Rodgers
personAaron Rodgers was nowhere to be seen when the Packers gathered at 11 a.m. CT. Rodgers is subject to $93,085 in fines if he does not show for the entire three-day camp. The Packers have discussed giving Rodgers an excused absence, which would then waive the fines.
Anastasia Pavlyuchenkova
personAnastasia Pavlyuchenkova beat doubles partner Elena Rybakina 6-7 (2), 6-2, 9-7. The 31st-seeded Russian will make her debut in the final four of a Slam. Novak Djokovic faces Matteo Berrettini in the other semifinal.
Emmanuel Macron
personMan appeared to slap French President Emmanuel Macron on Tuesday. Incident drew widespread condemnations across the country's political spectrum. French media widely reported that the president had been slapped. His administration described the incident as an attempted slap.
FBI
organizationFBI and Australian officials developed an encrypted device company which eventually gave them access to hundreds of criminal networks. Authorities involved in the international operation said they've dealt a huge blow to organized crime. Hundreds of arrests have been made across 18 countries as part of the investigation.
E. Jean Carroll
personE. Jean Carroll, a veteran advice columnist for Elle, made the allegation against Donald Trump in New York Magazine in 2019. She claimed that in the mid-1990s he pushed her against the wall of a luxury department store and assaulted her. Trump denied the allegations and accused Carroll of lying to sell books.
Roger Federer
personRoger Federer pulls out of French Open citing a need to rest following knee surgery. The 20-time Grand Slam winner was set to face Italy’s Matteo Berrettini in the fourth round. Federer was playing in his first Grand Slam since the 2020 Australian Open. The 39-year-old Swiss is targeting a record 21st Grand Slam title at Wimbledon.
Matt Hancock
personNHS itself has challenged the quality of advice already received from pandemic experts. France has no interest in stopping criminal gangs shipping thousands of illegal immigrants to the UK. Immigration raids are at a five-year low despite Priti Patel’s promised get-tough measures.
Michaela Coel
personI May Destroy You won two more BAFTAs on Sunday, for Mini-Series and Leading Actress for Michaela Coel. She dedicated her Leading Actress award to intimacy coordinator Ita O'Brien. Paul Mescal won Lead Actor for his role in Normal People. Malachi Kirby bagged the Supporting Actor gong for Small Axe.
FDA
organizationFDA gave aducanumab the green light after trials found high doses “significantly’ boosted memory and language skills. Experts have welcomed the decision from the FDA but said that it will "at best help a few select patients"
Floyd Mayweather
personFloyd Mayweather failed to knock out YouTube star Logan Paul in Miami. Mayweather landed fewer than four shots on the 26-year-old in four of the eight rounds. Paul clung on to hear the final bell and avoid a knockout.
Twitter could face losing liability protections in India. Ministry reportedly gave the company "one last notice to immediately comply" with new social media rules. Royal Mail shares are surging 3pc today, leading the FTSE 100 for gains.
G7
organizationG7 countries can expect to count an average GDP shrinkage of 8.5% annually by 2050 if existing climate change trends continue. The Spectator warns that the G7 tax deal is an unworkable mess.
Nayib Bukele
personNo national government currently recognizes Bitcoin as legal tender. The rollout would be handled by the mobile payments app Strike. Remittances from Salvadorans working overseas represent a major chunk of the economy.
Max Verstappen
personSergio Perez wins Azerbaijan Grand Prix in two-lap shootout. Red Bull's Max Verstappen crashes out with five laps to go. Lewis Hamilton finishes 15th for first time in 2018. Sebastian Vettel finishes second for Aston Martin. Pierre Gasly brilliantly held off Charles Leclerc.
Meghan Markle
personMeghan Markle gave birth to a baby girl called Lilibet Diana Mountbatten-Windsor on Friday 4 June in California. Her Majesty and the royals tonight said they were "delighted" at the news. Ellen DeGeneres and William Shatner among those congratulating the parents.
Prince Harry
personRoyal expert Duncan Larcombe claims the name is a'major olive branch' to the Royals. Lili is Harry and Meghan's 11th great-grandchild. She is eighth in line to the throne, just behind big brother Archie.