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Boyd, Puig lead Galaxy to 3-1 victory over Union

Published Mon, 17 Feb 2025 16:40:57 GMT

CARSON, Calif. (AP) — Los Angeles got an early goal from Tyler Boyd, a late one from Riqui Puig and an own-goal from Philadelphia’s Olivier Mbaizo as the Galaxy beat the Union 3-1 on Saturday night.The Galaxy (5-9-7) grabbed the lead in the 15th minute when Boyd took passes from Puig and Mark Delgado and scored for a fourth time this season.Mikael Uhre scored unassisted in the 35th minute to pull the Union (10-7-4) even. It was his seventh goal of the campaign.LA took a 2-1 lead into halftime on Mbaizo’s own-goal in the first minute of stoppage time.Puig added an insurance goal — his third score of the season — in the 76th minute with assists from Dejan Joveljic and Douglas Costa.Jonathan Klinsmann turned away one shot for the Galaxy. Joe Bendik had five saves for Philadelphia.The Galaxy improve to 9-1-3 all-time against the Union. They are 6-0-2 in the last eight match-ups. LA beat defending champion Los Angeles FC 2-1 its last time out and is 3-0-4 in its last seven co...

Ukraine and the environment will top the agenda when Biden meets UK politicians and royalty

Published Mon, 17 Feb 2025 16:40:57 GMT

LONDON (AP) — A dash of pomp and a dose of politics are on the agenda during a stopover visit to the U.K. where President Joe Biden will discuss the environment with King Charles III and the war in Ukraine with Prime Minister Rishi Sunak.Biden flies to London on Sunday on his way to a NATO summit in Lithuania. He is scheduled to hold talks with Sunak at 10 Downing St. on Monday before heading to Windsor Castle to meet Charles for the first time since the funeral of Queen Elizabeth II in September.Though this is not a full state visit with military honors and palace banquet, the royal imprimatur and backdrop of the 1,000-year-old castle help underscore the importance of the trans-Atlantic “special relationship” — tested by Brexit but reinforced by unity over Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.Sunak and the president will hold Ukraine-focused talks before both attend this week’s NATO meeting in Vilnius, which will discuss how far the military alliance should open the door to Ukraine. ...

NATO’s unity will be tested at summit in Vilnius

Published Mon, 17 Feb 2025 16:40:57 GMT

WASHINGTON (AP) — As the Russian invasion of Ukraine continues with no end in sight, NATO’s much-celebrated unity faces fresh strains when leaders gather for their annual summit this week in Vilnius, Lithuania.The world’s biggest security alliance is struggling to reach an agreement on admitting Sweden as its 32nd member. Military spending by member nations still lags behind longstanding goals. And an inability to compromise over who should serve as NATO’s next leader forced an extension of the current secretary general’s term for an extra year.Perhaps most thorny are questions over how Ukraine should be eased into the alliance. Some maintain admitting Ukraine to NATO would be the fulfillment of a promise made years ago and a necessary step to deter Russian aggression in Eastern Europe. Others are fearful it would be seen as a provocation that could spiral into an even wider conflict.Bickering among friends is not uncommon, and the current catalogue of disputes pales in ...

Spéciale Aix : Remaniement, rachat et rumeurs

Published Mon, 17 Feb 2025 16:40:57 GMT

Notre newsletter quotidienne sur les enjeux de lobbying et de transparence en France.Par ELISA BRAUNAvec OCÉANE HERRERO, PAULINE DE SAINT REMY et PAUL DE VILLEPINInfos, tuyaux et mini-drames à partager à @Heroceane, @DevillepinPaul, @alphoenix ou [email protected] | Voir dans votre navigateurLE MENU DU JOUR— Edouard Philippe fait bruisser les Rencontres, l’absence d’Elisabeth Borne interroge— Vendu ou pas ? Jean-Hervé Lorenzi nous répond sur ses idées pour la suite— Les techos font passer leurs messages sous le chant des cigalesBonjour à toutes et à tous pour cette dernière édition spéciale depuis Aix-en-Provence, d’où nous repartons certes moins frais qu’à l’arrivée mais ravis d’avoir pu croiser nombre de nos lecteurs et d’en rencontrer de nouveaux. Vous avez goûté à nos jeux de mots et ne pouvez plus vous en passer, savouré nos infos de derrière les fagots ? Il est bien sûr possible de vous abonner à Paris Influence toute l’année en contactant [email protected]....

Dorchester Food Co-op set to open in August, looks to fill a hole in the community

Published Mon, 17 Feb 2025 16:40:57 GMT

A woman headed to the Dorchester Food Co-op on a hot, sunny Saturday afternoon.Store general manager John Santos had some bad news for her: She has to wait a few more weeks for Boston’s only community-owned grocery store to open.Though the trip ended empty handed, a great sense of excitement is building for Dorchester Food Co-op to finally open its doors, which officials anticipate happening by mid August.Sunflowers will greet customers around the parking lot and as they walk through the entrance of the 6,000-square-foot food and pantry hub on the corner of Bowdoin and Topliff streets.A floral section will lead down to cases full of fresh seafood, meats and produce, while a kitchen in the back will cook foods that will be on sale at a cafe featuring a coffee and juice bar. Customers will also be able to take advantage of indoor and outdoor seating.In essence, Dorchester Food Co-op will have the feel of a conventional grocery store. But there’s one major caveat that will make it uniq...

Editorial: Put John Kerry on ice

Published Mon, 17 Feb 2025 16:40:57 GMT

John Kerry’s hush-hush jet-setting days could finally be numbered — and that’s long overdue.The FY24 House State-Foreign Operations Appropriations Subcommittee spending bill includes a prohibition on funding for envoys not authorized by Congress or confirmed by the Senate. That would be Kerry, who has told the Herald he “only” reports to the president.“Over the last several years, we have witnessed a boondoggle of climate change spending, and our bill provides a much-needed course correction in several key areas,” said Subcommittee Chairman Mario Diaz-Balart, R-Fla.What we’ve also been reporting is Kerry’s abysmal record with Freedom of Information Act requests. His lack of transparency takes elitism to new heights. Now the subcommittee, along with countless others, has had enough.If Kerry is not going to share details with taxpayers about his office staff, his budget should be frozen.It’s basic good economics. Would you pay for any se...

MLB Draft Preview: Will Red Sox continue trend of drafting high school shortstops in first round?

Published Mon, 17 Feb 2025 16:40:57 GMT

When it comes to the MLB Draft, it sure seems like the Red Sox have a type.Since Chaim Bloom took over the front office in late 2019 the Red Sox have drafted a high school shortstop with their first pick in three consecutive drafts. Nick Yorke was Bloom’s first pick at No. 17 overall in 2020, Marcelo Mayer followed at No. 4 in 2021, and last summer Mikey Romero continued the trend at No. 24.All three now rank among the club’s top prospects, and Mayer in particular is regarded as a top 10 prospect in all of baseball.Will the Red Sox make it four in a row at this weekend’s 2023 MLB Draft? Though it might not be a high schooler, history suggests the club will target an infielder at No. 14 overall, or at the very least a position player.That’s a trend that even predates Bloom’s arrival.According to a helpful table compiled by the indispensable @RedSoxStats on Twitter, the Red Sox have paid $1 million or more in bonus money to 11 draft picks since 2018, the ...

Heat warnings in place in seven provinces, two territories

Published Mon, 17 Feb 2025 16:40:57 GMT

The ongoing heat wave gripping most of Canada is showing no signs of letting up, with heat warnings in place in seven provinces and two territories.In Atlantic Canada, only Newfoundland and Labrador avoids the Environment Canada alerts, with temperatures forecasted to reach close to 30 degrees Sunday in New Brunswick, Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island, while humidex values are expected to hit 37 degrees.Temperatures are forecasted to soar near or above 30 degrees Celsius into Monday for parts of southern and coastal British Columbia, with the highest temperatures in some areas expected to hit 35 degrees.In Alberta, most of the province is covered under a heat warning and daytime highs are expected near 30 degrees before moderating on Monday.In the North, communities in Yukon, including Whitehorse, Pelly and Watson Lake, are expected to remain above seasonal norms into next week, while in parts of the Northwest Territories, daily highs are expected to remain near 30 degrees into n...

Union rally planned for Vancouver as B.C. port strike continues into second week

Published Mon, 17 Feb 2025 16:40:57 GMT

VANCOUVER — A rally is to take place in Vancouver today as the strike at British Columbia’s ports stretches into its second week.International Longshore and Warehouse Union Canada says the event supporting its workers is expected to include international labour leaders who will call for a negotiated contract settlement with the BC Maritime Employers Association.About 7,400 workers at more than 30 B.C. ports have been on strike since Canada Day over issues including pay and provisions related to maintenance work, contracting out and automation.The two sides were back at the negotiating table Saturday, supported by federal mediators, after talks stalled on Monday.Employers say they proposed a committee and independent arbitrator to make recommendations related to key sticking points around maintenance work, but that the union rejected the idea.Business organizations and some politicians have publicly called for the federal government to bring in back-to-work legislation but Labo...

Daily horoscope for July 9, 2023

Published Mon, 17 Feb 2025 16:40:57 GMT

Moon Alert: There are no restrictions to shopping or important decisions today. The Moon is in Aries.Happy Birthday for Sunday, July 9, 2023:You are an independent thinker. You are confident, strong-willed and eager to explore what life has to offer. You have a creative imagination. Expect exciting changes this year, along with increased personal freedom. Let go of anything that holds you back. Seek out new opportunities and be ready to act on them.ARIES(March 21-April 19) ★★★You’re convincing today. However, family conversations will be idealistic, gentle and mutually sympathetic. You might want to explore ideas that you would like to turn into a reality. These wishes and dreams might apply to the family or to where you live. Tonight: Assert yourself. This Week: Work less; socialize more!TAURUS(April 20-May 20) ★★★Don’t worry if you spend a lot of time daydreaming or being lost in a fantasy world today, because that’s just what’s happening. Your imagination ...