Documents revealing how infamous Nazi doctor Josef Mengele led an open post-war life in Argentina were found among a massive trove of evidence released and declassified earlier this year.

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John Brewin has West Ham v Liverpool here, by the way:

If Norris outscores his teammate Piastri by four points, he’s the champ.

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A reminder of the teams before they take the field

Chelsea (4-1-2-3ish) Sanchez; Gusto, Fofana, Chalobah, Cucurella; Caicedo; James, Enzo; Estevao, Joao Pedro, Pedro Neto.

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The Fast & Furious brotherhood still runs deep.

For long spells nothing happened. At one point it was so quiet you could hear a distant plane droning by. But Liverpool will not care.

Sometimes you have to get back on the horse however you can, and if that requires a stepladder, an awkward bunk from a scornful stablehand and an ungainly scramble into the saddle, so be it. Any sort of victory is welcome after six defeats in their last seven league games, and one in which Britain’s most expensive player finally scores his first league goal for the club even more so.

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This week, Aaron Rodgers did not practice Wednesday but was a full participant Thursday and Friday.

Ludwig Minelli, whose work had lasting influence on Swiss law, died on Saturday, days before 93rd birthday

The head of the Swiss right-to-die organisation Dignitas chose to end his life through an assisted death, the group has said.

Ludwig Minelli, who founded the group in 1998, died on Saturday, just days before his 93rd birthday, Dignitas said. It added: “Right up to the end of his life, he continued to search for further ways to help people to exercise their right to freedom of choice and self-determination in their ‘final matters’ – and he often found them.”

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Daniel DiDonato, 18, drafted new state senate districts at home on free software – and a judge picked his map ahead of professionals’ efforts to remedy voting rights violations

Earlier this month, after years of litigation, a federal judge in Alabama ordered a new state senate map. In a surprising decision, the map she chose wasn’t one drafted by a court-appointed special master and his expert cartographer, but rather one that had been submitted by an anonymous member of the public, known only by their initials, “DD”.

The decision stunned “DD” – an 18-year-old freshman at the University of Alabama named Daniel DiDonato – who learned his map had been selected as he was preparing to leave for his 9.30am introduction to political science class.

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© Composite: The Washington Post via Getty Images, Daniel DiDonato

© Composite: The Washington Post via Getty Images, Daniel DiDonato

Missouri sports betting is less than 24 hours away, officially going live on Dec. 1. If you’re in the Show Me State, you can pre-register via exclusive Missouri Sportsbook promos and offers. Use the FanDuel Sportsbook Missouri promo to pre-register and you will will get $400 in bonus bets guaranteed with a $5 bet on...

The future of Pandora comes down to one big box office swing.

That's one way to flop.

A Denver family said they lived every parent’s worst nightmare, waking up in the middle of the night to find a stranger walking toward their children’s bedrooms.

Rahmanullah Lakanwal, the madman accused of shooting two National Guard troops in Washington, DC, last week was likely "radicalized" after he came to the US, Secretary of Homeland Security Kristi Noem revealed.

The stars were out in Arlington for Week 13.

A Dubai restaurant has opened that prides itself on having the world's "first AI chef", the latest ostentatious dive into new technology in a city obsessed with being on the cutting edge of the future. Read More

I spoke a bit too soon last week. Between an injury to Tee Higgins and a called-back Travis Kelce touchdown, it was a nightmare at the office for player props. Injuries and some poor luck certainly contributed to the -6 unit betting day, which obviously takes away a big chunk of our season profits. That’s...

"It gets lonely between Christmas and New Year's."

Meghan Markle won't be thankful for her new title.

U.S. authorities believe the shooter suspected of killing one National Guard member and seriously wounding another in Washington, D.C., was radicalized while in the U.S., Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem said. Read More

Pressure grows on Pedro Sánchez amid series of claims involving his family, party and administration

Tens of thousands of people have attended an anti-government demonstration in Madrid to demand a snap general election as the country’s socialist prime minister, Pedro Sánchez, tries to weather a series of corruption allegations involving his family, his party and his administration.

Sunday’s protest, called by Spain’s conservative People’s party (PP) under the slogan, “This is it: mafia or democracy?”, was held three days after one of Sánchez’s closest erstwhile allies, the former transport minister José Luis Ábalos, was remanded in custody by a judge investigating an alleged kickbacks-for-contracts scheme.

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“The law is clear that service members can disobey illegal orders,” explains Joshua Braver, but with a deep “ambiguity,” as this is a system where “all incentives point toward obedience.”

A remarkable return is set for Sunday.

Late Saturday night, the "Toxic" songstress took to Instagram to share a video of herself dancing in a leopard print bodysuit and black heels.

Women of all ages, especially older ones, are actively choosing to travel alone. What’s behind the trend?

UK travel companies have reported an increase in bookings for solo travellers, primarily older women, often leaving partners behind to “explore on their own terms”.

Last month, the tour operator Jules Verne said solo travellers accounted for 46% of bookings for its trips departing next year, up from 40% in 2023. Just under 70% of its current solo bookings are made by women.

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