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Can Sonny, South Korea’s Legendary Captain, Deliver in His Final World Cup?

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By E. Tammy Kim Verified
| The New Yorker Verified
Yet here we are, shortly before Korea’s third game in the group stage, and Sonny seems a bit distant; gauzy. In the first match, against Czechia, Korea won 2–1, but neither goal was his. “These days, when he tries to score, his finishing’s a little off,” Jinseok Yang, a blogger for the Korean soccer site Taeguk Warriors, told me.
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Can Sonny, South Korea’s Legendary Captain, Deliver in His Final World Cup?

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By E. Tammy Kim Verified
| Flipboard
1 hour ago Canada and Switzerland will face off on Wednesday, June 24 with first place in Group B on the line. Both teams enter on four points after earning a win and a draw in their opening two games. Advancement is nearly secure for both sides, but Canada will aim to win the group by securing a win or tie …
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How the Trump Administration Pushed Judges To Deport Children

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| Portside
In mid-May, at another online hearing of juvenile cases, I was one of two observers in Sponzo’s courtroom. Onscreen, she asked a lawyer if his client wanted to avail himself of “the privilege of voluntarily departing the United States.” A different lawyer informed the judge that her client, a girl from Russia, “has left the country” already. An Ecuadorian immigrant had decided not to show up, resulting in an automatic removal order.
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