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An assassination attempt on former President Donald Trump at a Pennsylvania rally has intensified his supporters' belief in his 'unstoppable' image. This incident is poised to further solidify his political standing and influence within the MAGA movement.

James Rodríguez has successfully broken Lionel Messi's record for the most assists in a single Copa América campaign. Achieving six assists in five matches, Rodríguez has set a new benchmark, surpassing Messi's record of five assists in the 2021 edition. His exceptional play has driven Colombia to the final, showcasing his remarkable comeback.

Wole Soyinka, born on July 13, 1934, is celebrated as a relentless advocate for justice and a strong voice against oppression. Winning the Nobel Prize in Literature in 1986, his works reflect a lifelong commitment to social justice. From his teenage years through his remarkable career, Soyinka's defiance and originality have continued to inspire many.

Kobbie Mainoo aims to crown his meteoric rise by aiding England to make history in the Euro 2024 final against Spain. A standout in the knockout stages, Mainoo emphasized the team's effort and resilience. As England faces Spain, with their own talent Lamine Yamal, Mainoo remains confident in England's preparation and determination to claim their first major title in nearly six decades.

Kylian Mbappé, the latest addition to Real Madrid, might have to wear a protective mask for several weeks or months after breaking his nose during France's Euro 2024 opener. Coach Didier Deschamps emphasizes the importance of rest and the impact of the mask on his gameplay. Real Madrid will face Atalanta in the UEFA Super Cup on August 14, after a U.S. pre-season tour.

Felix Zwayer has been appointed to officiate the Euro 2024 semifinal between England and the Netherlands, despite his prior match-fixing suspension. Concerns persist about his integrity, particularly after his controversial decisions in past matches. England's Luke Shaw, however, remains focused on the game, expressing confidence in the integrity of referees.

Manchester United and Marseille are in talks for a potential loan move for Mason Greenwood, which could lead to a permanent transfer. Greenwood, who performed well at Getafe, returned to the UK for discussions. Despite charges being dropped last year, United seeks to transfer the forward rather than reintegrate him into the team.

The Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI) in Kenya is investigating the sale of a pistol allegedly used in the assassination of prominent politician Tom Mboya in 1969. Reports suggest the weapon was recently acquired by a 92-year-old man, prompting the DCI to delve into the claim's authenticity and any possible connections to the historic crime.

The Egyptian Ministry of Youth and Sports is currently investigating the travel arrangements of the recently deceased football star, Ahmed Refaat, following suggestions of potential irregularities. This probe was initiated in response to media reports and growing public concern. The cause of his death remains unspecified and the investigation is ongoing.

Carlos Alcaraz, defending Wimbledon champion, narrowly overcame Frances Tiafoe in a captivating five-set match. Tiafoe showcased one of his best performances but couldn't prevent Alcaraz from advancing. Alcaraz aims to be one of the few to win the French Open and Wimbledon consecutively.

Mark Molloy, the director of Beverly Hills Cop: Axel F, explains the unexpected cameo by Happy Gilmore. In this Netflix sequel, Eddie Murphy returns as Axel Foley nearly 30 years later, joined by Taylour Paige, Joseph Gordon-Levitt, and Kevin Bacon. The film explores the cultural disconnect between Detroit and Beverly Hills, which Molloy uses to highlight Axel’s 'fish out of water' situation.

The beloved South African TV drama series Muvhango, which began airing in 1996, has ended abruptly after 27 years. Fans are left heartbroken and wondering why, as producers have yet to release an official explanation for the show's sudden conclusion.