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Mohamed Salah makes World Cup history on his 34th birthday in Egypt’s opener vs Belgium

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By Mmenyeneabasi Akpan, Adebayo Ayobami, Paul Simpson Verified
| Tribuna.com
Mohamed Salah has made World Cup history by becoming the first Egyptian player ever to feature in a FIFA World Cup match on his birthday during Egypt’s opener against Belgium. The Liverpool legend turned 34 on matchday, marking the occasion while also captaining Egypt in the high-profile Group G clash. It is only the 51st time in World Cup history that a player has appeared in a match on their birthday.
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Rep. Burlison's healthcare plan neither healthy nor caring | Opinion

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By Paul Simpson Verified
| Springfield News-Leader Verified
Seventh District Rep. Eric Burlison is taking steps to polish his record on health insurance. That’s not surprising, considering his support for the One Big Beautiful Bill, which will result in approximately 22-24 million people losing the tax credits they depend on to purchase insurance next year. In email and videos, Rep. Burlison criticizes the Affordable Care Act (ACA), or as he termed it, “your crappy Obamacare,” and attributes many of the nation's healthcare challenges to it.
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Why public views of terrorism don’t match the evidence, and what the government needs to do to keep people safe Original

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By Sara Fregonese, Paul Simpson Verified
| The Conversation Verified
The mass shooting during Hanukkah in Bondi Beach is a horrific reminder that contemporary terrorism can affect the places where we meet others, shop, celebrate and conduct our daily lives. However, our research suggests that what the UK public fears and assumes about terrorism threats is quite different from reality. In 2022, we asked 5,000 people in the UK about their experiences and perceptions of terror threat and counter-terrorism measures.
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