just now (220+ words) West Ham midfielder Lucas Paqueta says his "ridiculous behaviour" that resulted in a red card in the 2-0 defeat by Liverpool was a "reflection of everything I've had to endure." A near-two-year Football Association investigation into the Brazil midfielder ended in July when he was cleared of spot-fixing charges by an independent regulatory commission. On Sunday, Paqueta was shown two yellow cards in quick succession for dissent by referee Darren England for arguing over a decision to award a foul against his team with six minutes left to play. "Perhaps this ridiculous behavior is just a reflection of everything I've had to endure and, it seems, have to continue enduring! "I'm sorry if I'm not perfect." Premier League: Arsenal still level with 10-man Chelsea in closing stages Verstappen wins in Qatar as F1 drivers' title fight goes to final race - reaction NFL:…...

just now (292+ words) A MAN has been arrested in Aberdeen on suspicion of attempted murder after a 16-year-old boy was shot and seriously injured in Sheffield. The shooting happened on the city's London Road at 5.15pm on Monday and the teenager remained in hospital in critical condition on Sunday. South Yorkshire Police said that a 26-year-old man was arrested by Police Scotland officers in Aberdeen on Saturday November 29 on suspicion of attempted murder, along with a 23-year-old woman who was arrested on suspicion of assisting an offender. Both remain in custody. Two boys, aged 15 and 16, were arrested on suspicion of conspiracy to commit murder earlier this week. They have since been released on bail as investigations continue, police said. A 40-year-old man who was arrested earlier this week on suspicion of assisting an offender has also been released on police bail pending further inquiries....

just now (442+ words) MEDAN, Indonesia'Some residents of the flood-stricken Indonesian island of Sumatra have resorted to stealing food and water to survive, authorities said Sunday, while Sri Lankan officials said the number of deaths from floods and mudslides in that island nation had risen to 193. The floods, which hit Indonesia nearly a week ago, have killed 442 people with the number expected to rise as more bodies are recovered and displaced 290,700 people as nearly 3,000 houses damaged, including 827 that were flattened or swept out by floods. The deluges triggered landslides, damaged roads, cut off parts of the island and downed communication lines. Relief operations have been hampered by limited internet access. An additional 402 people are missing in Indonesia's three provinces of North Sumatra, West Sumatra and Aceh, according to the National Disaster Management Agency. The challenging weather and the lack of heavy equipment also hindered…...

just now (442+ words) MEDAN, Indonesia'Some residents of the flood-stricken Indonesian island of Sumatra have resorted to stealing food and water to survive, authorities said Sunday, while Sri Lankan officials said the number of deaths from floods and mudslides in that island nation had risen to 193. The floods, which hit Indonesia nearly a week ago, have killed 442 people with the number expected to rise as more bodies are recovered and displaced 290,700 people as nearly 3,000 houses damaged, including 827 that were flattened or swept out by floods. The deluges triggered landslides, damaged roads, cut off parts of the island and downed communication lines. Relief operations have been hampered by limited internet access. An additional 402 people are missing in Indonesia's three provinces of North Sumatra, West Sumatra and Aceh, according to the National Disaster Management Agency. The challenging weather and the lack of heavy equipment also hindered…...

just now (148+ words) Max Verstappen boosted his late bid for a fifth successive drivers' world championship on Sunday when he took full advantage of a McLaren strategic blunder to complete a sensational hat-trick of victories at the Qatar Grand Prix. Verstappen Exploits McLaren Blunder In Qatar To Set Up Final Race Title Showdown AFP - Agence France Presse Max Verstappen boosted his late bid for a fifth successive drivers' world championship on Sunday when he took full advantage of a McLaren strategic blunder to complete a sensational hat-trick of victories at the Qatar Grand Prix. Verstappen Exploits McLaren Blunder In Qatar To Set Up Final Race Title Showdown AFP - Agence France Presse Max Verstappen boosted his late bid for a fifth successive drivers' world championship on Sunday when he took full advantage of a McLaren strategic blunder to complete a sensational hat-trick of victories…...

just now (540+ words) Winter is a great time to feed birds in your backyard with a suet feeder. Just make sure the suet stays fresh and the feeder you use is safe for birds. Outdoor Guide and Yahoo may earn commission from links in this article. Pricing and availability are subject to change. We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. Feeding birds in winter helps your feathered friends stay nourished at a time when food such as seeds and insects are scarce. Filling your bird feeder is one hack that'll bring birds to your yard, but a suet feeder can be even better for winter bird feeding. That's because suet feeders aren't as messy as seed feeders, and they offer more complete nutrition due to the extra fats used to make the mixture. Much like seed feeders, however, you still…...

just now (626+ words) Multibagger stocks can grow your wealth exponentially. Niche players in high-potential industries can deliver monster returns over time. Robotics and rare earths are two such industries you'd want to look at right away. 10 stocks we like better than Symbotic " Two such stocks have caught my attention. Each has such compelling growth prospects that buying them now and holding them could yield monster returns over the next five years or so. Rare-earth elements technically aren't rare, but it's not easy to extract them in ways that are economically viable. China has a monopoly, accounting for almost 70% of the global rare-earth extraction. That also means 80% of the rare-earth elements consumed in the U.S. are imported, with nearly all of them coming from China. There is only one active rare-earth mine in the U.S.: the Mountain Pass in California, owned and operated by MP Materials…...

just now (171+ words) The Panthers gave the Rams good field position to start Sunday's contest and Los Angeles took full advantage of the opportunity. Matthew Stafford and Davante Adams connected for a 4-yard touchdown to give the Rams an early 7-0 lead. L.A. returner Ronnie Rivers brought the opening kickoff 46 yards back to the 50-yard line. But the Rams got another 15 from an unnecessary roughness penalty by linebacker Thomas Incoom. From there, the Rams did not even face a first down on the way into the end zone. Stafford moved the chains with passes to Puka Nacua and Colby Parkinson. He then hit Adams for a 4-yard score on second-and-3. That pass gave Stafford 28 consecutive touchdown passes without an interception, which sets a new NFL record, surpassing Tom Brady's mark. That could be the first of a couple significant historic marks for Stafford, who also…...

just now (747+ words) HALLANDALE BEACH, Fla. " Top Trump administration officials met with Ukrainian negotiators in Florida on Sunday, pushing to broker an end to Russia's war in Ukraine and setting the stage for key talks planned this week in Moscow with Russian leader Vladimir Putin. Diplomats have been focused on revisions to a proposed 28-point plan developed in negotiations between Washington and Moscow. That plan has been criticized as being too weighted toward Russian demands. As the meeting began Sunday, Rubio focused on reassuring Ukraine. "The end goal is, obviously, not just the end of the war," Rubio said in brief remarks. "But it's also about securing an end to the war that leaves Ukraine sovereign and independent and with an opportunity at real prosperity." "This is not just about peace deals," the top American diplomat said as the teams sat down at…...

just now (310+ words) Lucas Paqueta was sent off in the closing stages of West Ham's 2-0 defeat by Liverpool on Sunday West Ham midfielder Lucas Paqueta has launched an extraordinary attack on the Football Association, accusing the governing body of failing to provide him with "psychological support" following his recent sending off against Liverpool. The Brazil international received two quick-fire yellow cards for dissent from referee Darren England during his side's 2-0 defeat by Liverpool on Sunday. Paqueta's emotional outburst comes after he spent two years under an FA investigation into spot-fixing allegations, which saw him accused of deliberately getting booked for betting purposes. Although cleared of the charges in July, the probe notably scuppered a potential move to Manchester City two summers ago. Taking to social media platform X, the 28-year-old expressed his distress. He wrote: "I understand that now I have to come…...