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Britney Spears isn’t stirring up any more drama ... she’s keeping a low profile since being released from jail following her DUI arrest this week, TMZ has learned. Sources close to Britney tell TMZ the
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Killer Mike Make the Rich Kids Battle It Out, Not the Poor Ones Published March 6, 2026 3:23 PM PST Play video content TMZ.com Killer Mike says he's tired of watching poor kids fight wars
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Rick Harrison is pushing back at claims made by his son Corey about his six-figure medical bills following Corey's motorcycle accident and complications that followed ... saying he covered the bills and Corey isn't in
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Play video content Instagram/@dillonbrooks24 Dillon Brooks went to social media to let his fans know his focus is all on ball after his DUI arrest ... sharing footage from a workout to his Instagram page.
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UAE President His Highness Sheikh Mohamed Bin Zayed Al Nahyan on Friday paid a visit to a number of individuals injured in the recent Iranian attacks and currently receiving treatment in hospital, wishing them a
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Military personnel work on a USAF B1-B bomber after it landed at RAF Fairford airbase, which also hosts United States Air Force personnel, in Fairford, Britain, yesterday. (Reuters) US President Donald Trump plans to meet executives from the biggest US defence contractors on Friday, the White House said, as the Pentagon works to replenish supplies drawn down by US strikes on Iran and other recent military operations.The meeting underscores the Trump administration’s drive to shore up weapons stocks after the Iran operation drew on munitions. Companies including Lockheed Martin and Raytheon parent RTX, along with key suppliers, have been invited to attend the meeting, sources familiar with the plan said, who spoke on the condition of anonymity because the plan is private. Pentagon negotiators have not been able to reach terms with large defence contractors as quickly as they would like, a US official told Reuters earlier this week. Lockheed did not respond to a request for comment. RTX declined to comment on the meeting. The administration has been steadily ratcheting up pressure on defence contractors to prioritise production over shareholder payouts. Trump signed an executive order in January to identify contractors deemed to be underperforming on contracts while distributing profits to shareholders. Since Russia invaded Ukraine in 2022 and Israel’s military operations in Gaza, the US has drawn down billions of dollars’ worth of weapons stockpiles, including artillery systems, ammunition and anti-tank missiles. In a sign of the preparations underway ahead of Friday’s gathering, Deputy Defense Secretary Steve Feinberg held a call with select defence contractors on Wednesday evening, a previously unreported development, people familiar with the matter told Reuters, speaking on condition of anonymity. The Pentagon did not respond to a request for comment. At the centre of the talks are deals with large contractors like Lockheed Martin, two government sources and one industry executive said. In January the company reached a seven-year agreement with the Pentagon to increase annual production capacity for its PAC-3 missile interceptors to 2,000 units a year from about 600 previously. The company has announced it expects to quadruple production of its Terminal High Altitude Area Defense, or THAAD, missile interceptors to 400 per year from 96. Demand for air defence systems such as the PAC-3 has surged among the US and its allies amid heightened geopolitical tensions and the conflict in Iran. The White House meeting also may coincide with the release of a supplemental budget request of around $50bn, which Reuters was first to report on Tuesday. The new money would pay for replacing weapons used in recent conflicts including those in the Middle East. The figure is preliminary and could change depending on the length of the operation. The supplemental request would come on top of an additional $150bn in defence spending included in Republicans’ sweeping “one big beautiful bill.”
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MORE THAN 100,000 SPECTATORS EXPECTED TO WATCH THE FINAL IN AHMEDABAD TOMORROW India’s bid to become the first team to retain the Twenty20 World Cup will collide with New Zealand’s quest for a maiden global white-ball crown when the finalists step on to the field at the world’s largest cricket stadium tomorrow. The 20-team tournament will end in an Ahmedabad amphitheatre where more than 100,000 fans will expect a gladiatorial slugfest and most will hope for a home triumph. The stands will transform into a sea of blue for Suryakumar Yadav’s men but India do not have particularly sweet memories of their rivals or the venue in recent global finals. Personnel have since changed but in New Zealand, India face opponents who got the better of them in the World Test Championship final in 2021 in England. Two years later, Australia stunned the cavernous Narendra Modi Stadium when they humbled India, previously unbeaten in the tournament, in the 50-over World Cup final. Still, it is a testament to India’s consistency that reaching finals has become almost habitual.This home campaign has not been flawless, but they are where it matters - one win from becoming the first host nation to lift a T20 World Cup. As the world’s top-ranked T20 side, they have the means to do it.Sanju Samson has reinvigorated the top order with back-to-back match-winning knocks to fire the hosts into the final. His elevation has added a valuable left-right variety at the top, and India have shown tactical flexibility to rejig their batting order whenever needed.With the ball, Jasprit Bumrah has led superbly, earning plaudits for strangling batters in the game’s most unforgiving format for bowlers. Seam-bowling all-rounder Hardik Pandya has been on point too, though the leakage of no-balls and wides from Arshdeep Singh and Shivam Dube - especially at the death - remains a concern. Frontline spinner Varun Chakravarthy has not been at his best but Axar Patel’s steady returns as a spin-bowling all-rounder have been a major plus.“There will be nerves, but then the boys and the whole support staff will be excited as well,” Suryakumar said after beating England. New Zealand’s path to the final was hardly serene either and they only reached the last four after Pakistan failed to win big against Sri Lanka. Then came a thunderclap - a nine-wicket demolition of previously unbeaten South Africa in the first semi-final that left fans and pundits rubbing their eyes in disbelief.Finn Allen, who smashed a record 33-ball hundred in that match, and Tim Seifert form arguably the most explosive opening pair in T20 cricket. Rachin Ravindra’s ability to tailor his batting to any situation and Glenn Phillips’ natural aggression make it a formidable batting lineup. Matt Henry leads a sharp pace attack and New Zealand also have plenty of variety in their spin department, which has been bolstered by the late introduction of off-spinner Cole McConchie.While there is no lack of skill and talent in their squad, New Zealand pride themselves on resilience. “It just shows that us as a team, we get up for the fight,” Allen said.“Those important fixtures, we really get up for them as a team. We’re prepared to fight tillthe end.”
