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Moroccos Bono linked to big clubs after World Cup heroics | Qatar World Cup 2022 News

The Moroccan goalkeeper has already created history, helping his nation reach the World Cup semifinals. Morocco’s win over Portugal to become the first African side to reach the World Cup semifinals produced some iconic images: Youssef En-Nesyri’s leap for the goal, Sofiane Boufal dancing with his mother on the touchline, manager Walid Regragui being hoisted by his players, the unbridled joy among Moroccan fans in the stands. Yet a crucial moment that enabled these scenes of euphoria came in the 84th minute, with Portugal pressing hard for an equaliser.

Nearly 400 people have contracted diarrhea from McDonald's salads

Another 109 people have contracted explosive diarrhea from McDonald's salads - bringing the total victim toll to nearly 400 people across 15 states.  When the outbreak was first reported in May, it was localized to Illinois and Iowa.  Now, it has spread across the country - with new infections reported as recently as Thursday, even though McDonald's swapped its salad blend for another on July 20. Three months into the saga, the chain still has yet to identify the offending ingredient, since infections had been linked to all four of the salads on the menu.

What Is Sofia Franklyn Net Worth? Celebrity

Sofia Franklyn’s genuine, humorous, and vibrant personality has earned her a large fan following. Her current net worth is $1.5 million and she resides in Los Angeles, California. Sofia Franklyn Net Worth: Sofia Franklyn is a popular American social media personality and a podcaster who has a net worth of $1.5 Million US as of 2022. She rose to fame in 2010, when she created the comedy podcast ”Call Her Dadd” along with Instagram star and podcast host Alexandra Cooper.

'Cuban spy', 73, who served as an American diplomat for 40 years sobs in court as he is charged with

A longtime American diplomat charged with working as a Cuban spy for more than 40 years has broken down in tears during his first court appearance.  Victor Manuel Rocha, 73, wasarrested at his Miami home on Friday after allegedly being caught out by an FBI agent posing as a Cuban intelligence officer, and he's now been charged with serving as a mole since at least 1981. Newly unsealed court documents allege that Rocha branded America 'the enemy', praised Cuban leader Fidel Castro as 'Comandante' and bragged about his decades of service as 'more than a Grand Slam' to the FBI agent posing as 'Miguel'.