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Palestinian Australian driver Yasser Shahin heads into the world's most grueling motorsport race as championship leader. The 24 Hours of Le Mans begins Sunday, and Shahin's team is riding high with back-to-back podium finishes.
Qatar is sending its first team to the legendary 24 Hours of Le Mans race this June, with driver Abdulla Al Khelaifi making history as the first Qatari to compete in the world's toughest endurance race. After years of building a motorsport program from the ground up, the small nation is taking its place among racing's biggest names.
Redshirt sophomore Deng Garang scored a career-high 21 points as Le Moyne College's men's basketball team secured their spot in the NEC Championship with an 81-63 victory. The Dolphins' balanced team effort showed just how far they've come in their first year competing at this level.
South African swimmer Chad le Clos just became the most decorated male athlete in Commonwealth Games history at age 34. His emotional bronze medal win in Glasgow proves that dedication and passion can create legacies that span decades.
South African swimming legend Chad Le Clos is making a comeback at 34, targeting a record-breaking fifth Olympic Games and Commonwealth Games medal record after six months of rest healed his battered body. The 2012 Olympic champion who shocked Michael Phelps is proving age is just a number.
The No. 7 Toyota team clinched victory at the legendary 24 Hours of Le Mans, adding another chapter to motorsport's most grueling endurance race. First-time winner Laurin Heinrich called it "a huge relief" after 24 hours of non-stop racing.
London's Tate Modern will honor Argentine kinetic art pioneer Julio Le Parc with a major retrospective just weeks after his death at 97. The exhibition showcases 75 works from the artist who revolutionized how we experience art through light, movement, and participation.
South African swimmer Chad le Clos just became the most decorated Commonwealth Games athlete in history, capturing his 21st medal at age 34. His teammates say they swam their hearts out just to help him reach this milestone.
Toyota will unveil its groundbreaking liquid hydrogen race car at France's legendary Le Mans circuit next week, marking a major leap forward for clean fuel in motorsports. The hydrogen momentum keeps building worldwide, from China's new storage breakthrough to Poland's seventh refueling station.
While major artists canceled Kennedy Center performances over political concerns, a small Canadian ice skating troupe quietly kept their commitment. Their decision to stay highlights the complex choices facing artists during cultural upheaval.
Australian driver Martin Berry built his own AI personal trainer to get race-ready for one of motorsport's most grueling events. The 24-hour endurance race demands peak physical and mental performance with almost no rest.
The world's most legendary endurance race kicks off in France this weekend, where everything from hybrid tech to advanced headlights gets tested at 200 mph. Billionaire tech founders are racing alongside professional drivers in a tradition dating back to 1923.
A French football club that dropped to the sixth tier after bankruptcy in 2013 is one win away from returning to the top flight, backed by tennis star Novak Djokovic, goalkeeper Thibaut Courtois, and former F1 drivers. Their remarkable comeback story centers on smart investing, player development, and sustainable growth.
Latin America's biggest e-commerce platform is betting big on Mexico with a record $4.6 billion investment in 2026, a 35% jump from last year. The move will create 8,500 new jobs and strengthen services for over a million small businesses already thriving on the platform.
Ai Ogura claimed his first MotoGP podium at the French Grand Prix, ending Japan's 14-year absence from the premier class podium. The 25-year-old rookie fought back from eighth place to secure third in a thrilling finish.
Chad le Clos became the most decorated Commonwealth Games athlete ever, then learned his Cape Town home had burned down. Now he's raising money to help his neighbors rebuild their lives.
Kimberley Le Court of Mauritius fought back from a mechanical failure to win stage six of the Tour de France Femmes in a thrilling sprint finish. Her teammates rallied to help her rejoin the race, proving that perseverance and teamwork can overcome any setback.
After polio at three months old left Marlene le Roux needing an $8,500 leg brace just to walk, she transformed Cape Town's Artscape Theatre into one of South Africa's most accessible public spaces. Now she's challenging every new building to follow her lead.
Free tax help from trained volunteers is giving Arlington residents peace of mind and putting hundreds of dollars back in their pockets. For people with disabilities like Justin Le, the service offers something even more valuable: understanding and dignity.
After 15 years of legal proceedings, French customs finally destroyed nearly 38,000 counterfeit trainers seized from China in 2011. The importer received a €1.82 million fine and prison sentence, highlighting France's commitment to protecting consumers from unsafe counterfeits.
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