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  • Senior Video Editor, Entertainment and Lifestyle, Newsweek
Hattiesburg, London
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New York Jets owner Woody Johnson acquires minority stake in Aston Martin F1 team

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By Luke Smith Verified
| The Athletic Verified
ZANDVOORT, Netherlands — Woody Johnson, the owner of the New York Jets, has acquired a minority stake in Aston Martin’s Formula 1 team. Johnson, 79, is the heir to the Johnson and Johnson pharmaceutical company’s fortune and bought the Jets in 2000. He also served as the U.S. Ambassador to the United Kingdom during President Donald Trump’s first term from 2017 to 2021.
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Why Max Verstappen re-signed with Red Bull: A promise kept, and fizzled McLaren talks

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By Luke Smith Verified, Madeline Coleman Verified
| The Athletic Verified
ZANDVOORT, Netherlands — Max Verstappen’s decision to sign a new Red Bull contract through to the end of 2030 has put an end to one of the biggest Formula 1 storylines this year. Red Bull announced on Thursday that Verstappen, 28, had agreed a new deal, extending the four-time world champion’s stint at the team that started back in 2016.
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Yevhenii Khmara takes over Ukraine’s Defense Ministry in wake of Fedorov turmoil

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By Luke Smith Verified
| Resilience Media Verified
Ukraine has a new defence minister: Yevhenii Khmara, formerly a leader in the country’s security and intelligence service, has now been confirmed as the head of the ministry by the country’s parliament, charged with overseeing — but not commanding — the country’s armed forces and national defence. The appointment is significant: it comes not just as the war with Russia wages on, but also after a month of political turmoil surrounding the removal of his high-profile predecessor, Mykhailo Fedorov.
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