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Time of India
28 minutes ago
- Time of India
Musk Quits Trump Administration Role Over 'Big Beautiful Bill' Controversy
Reality Star Recalls Chilling Drug Ordeal: Robbed at Spanish Rooftop Bash Austrian reality star Vanessa Mariposa has issued a chilling warning to tourists planning trips to Spain after she was allegedly drugged and robbed at a luxury rooftop party in Mallorca. In an emotional Instagram video, Mariposa, who has over 800K followers, recalled suddenly feeling violently ill after just three glasses of wine with a friend. Although their drinks were never left unattended, both women experienced extreme symptoms, with Vanessa blacking out and fearing for her life. The next day, she discovered her Cartier bracelet and SIM card were stolen. Medical tests later confirmed traces of a date r*pe drug. Grateful for her partner and friend who helped her home safely, Vanessa is now urging women to stay alert and never blindly trust anyone while traveling. 110 views | 17 hours ago
eNCA
35 minutes ago
- Sport
- eNCA
Chelsea roar back to beat Real Betis in UEFA Conference League final
WROCLAW - Chelsea roared back to beat Real Betis 4-1 in the UEFA Conference League final in Wroclaw on Wednesday, becoming the first club to complete a clean sweep of European trophies. Manuel Pellegrini's enterprising Betis caught the favourites cold with an early goal from Abde Ezzalzouli against a flat-footed and listless Chelsea. But Enzo Maresca's second-half substitutions injected energy and Cole Palmer changed the complexion of the game in a five-minute spell, setting up Enzo Fernandez and Nicolas Jackson to score. Substitute Jadon Sancho made the game safe in the 83rd minute as the Spanish side faded in their first European final and Moises Caicedo added gloss to the scoreline. Chelsea are the first club to win the full set of five UEFA club tournaments -- the Champions League, Europa League, Conference League, Super Cup and the now-defunct Cup Winners' Cup. They have also won their first silverware since Todd Boehly's consortium took over from former owner Roman Abramovich in 2022, following an era of unprecedented success for the club. Boehly was on the pitch at the end, savouring the win that seemed unlikely when Betis were in control in the first half. Chelsea have ended the season with a flourish after also securing a place in next season's Champions League following a fourth-placed finish in the Premier League. Maresca, in his first season at Stamford Bridge, said he hoped Conference League glory would be a launchpad for the club. "The club have invested lots of money in the last three or four years, so they are also waiting for results," Maresca told TNT Sports.
Business Upturn
36 minutes ago
- Sport
- Business Upturn
Europa Conference League: Chelsea beat Real Betis by 4-1 in the finals; Becomes the first team to reach this milestone
Chelsea have defeated Real Betis in the finals of the Europa Conference League by 4-1. By Ravi Kumar Jha Published on May 29, 2025, 08:30 IST Chelsea have defeated Real Betis in the finals of the Europa Conference League by 4-1. The trophy has been secured by Enzo Maresca's men and they deserved to lift the title with their performances throughout the season. Betis who gave their heart in this league was not able to clinch the trophy in the end. Despite leading by 1-0 in the whole first half, Betis couldn't capitalise later on. Chelsea scored 4 in the second half starting with Enzo Fernandez's goal. Other scorers for Chelsea were Nicolas Jackson, Jadon Sancho, and Caicedo. Chelsea have been crowned UEFA Europa Conference League champions after a stunning 4-1 comeback victory over Real Betis in the final. Enzo Maresca's men delivered a dominant second-half performance to secure their first major European trophy since 2021. Real Betis started brightly and were rewarded with an early goal, maintaining their 1-0 lead throughout the first half. The Spanish side fought with heart and spirit, but Chelsea came out roaring after the break. Enzo Fernández opened the floodgates with a clinical finish to level the scoreline. What followed was a relentless Chelsea attack, as Nicolas Jackson, Jadon Sancho, and Moisés Caicedo added their names to the scoresheet to seal a memorable win. It was a well-deserved triumph for the Blues, who remained consistent and focused throughout the tournament. While Betis fell short at the final hurdle, their journey to the final was commendable. Ravi kumar jha is an undergraduate student in Bachelor of Arts in Multimedia and Mass Communication. A media enthusiast who has a strong hold on communication and he also has a genuine interest in sports. Ravi is currently working as a journalist at
The Sun
an hour ago
- Sport
- The Sun
Chelsea Win Conference League, Eye Bigger Titles Ahead
THE UEFA CONFERENCE League was not where Chelsea wanted to be, but their triumph in Wroclaw could prove to be a turning point for a club that had lost their trophy-winning habit. The Premier League team beat Real Betis 4-1 on Wednesday, recovering strongly from being outplayed in the first half by their Spanish opponents. Chelsea manager Enzo Maresca's second-half substitutions lifted his team but an inspired Cole Palmer was the catalyst for victory, producing two pinpoint crosses for Enzo Fernandez and Nicolas Jackson. Jadon Sancho's fine finish made it 3-1 and Moises Caicedo added a fourth in stoppage time to give Chelsea their first silverware since Todd Boehly and Clearlake Capital acquired the club in May 2022 from Russian oligarch Roman Abramovich. During the past three years the owners have spent more than £1 billion ($1.3 billion) on promising young talent, but until now have had little to show for it. Chelsea had been clear favourites to win Europe's third-tier club competition from the start, enabling Maresca to field youth and fringe players. They rampaged through the group phase, outclassing teams with a fraction of their resources such as Noah, Astana and Shamrock Rovers. Maresca spoke on the eve of the final in Poland about how he had stressed the importance of the Conference League to his players. He will not need to persuade them next season as they are back where they feel they belong, the Champions League, following a fourth-place finish in the Premier League. 'Winning mentality' Maresca, in his first season at Stamford Bridge, said he hoped winning the Conference League would be a launchpad for bigger and better. 'Hopefully, it can be a starting point to build a winning mentality,' he said. 'You need to win games. You need to win competitions. 'And for sure, the trophy we won tonight is going to make us better. But also, I'm very proud about the path or the journey we have done in the Premier League. 'For me, it's the most difficult competition in the world. You have to be consistent in 38 games. And these players, they showed it.' Maresca had a rollercoaster first season after replacing Mauricio Pochettino. His team were within touching distance of eventual Premier League champions Liverpool in mid-December before stumbling badly. But they found an extra gear towards the end of the campaign, negotiating a tricky run-in to finish in the Champions League spots. 'For sure, we have improved a lot since we started,' said former Leicester boss Maresca. 'We also start to win games in an ugly way. 'That is something with a young squad that you struggle to do that.' The Italian has been keen to highlight the extreme youth of his expensively assembled squad. The average age of his starting side was the youngest in a single Premier League campaign. Under Abramovich, Chelsea became serial trophy winners, claiming five Premier League titles and winning the Champions League twice. It is too early to predict whether they will return to those heady heights but the Conference League is a start. Next on the agenda is a trip to the Club World Cup in the United States, for which Chelsea qualified by winning the 2021 Champions League. 'Now we have 10 days off, 10 days where we need to recover energy, and then we're going to start the Club World Cup,' said Maresca. 'The target is to go game by game, try to go step by step, but at this moment we don't have any target for the Club World Cup. 'Now the only target is to recover energy, because the season has been very long.'
Yahoo
an hour ago
- Business
- Yahoo
Sunland Park considers creating its own water utility following CRRUA split
EL PASO, Texas (KTSM) — Sunland Park city officials are now laying out their plans to move forward following the termination of the joint powers agreement that established the Camino Real Regional Utility Authority (CRRUA). CRRUA provides water and wastewater services to Sunland Park and Santa Teresa. Doña Ana County cuts ties with CRRUA after years of water quality issues During a press conference on Wednesday, May 28, city leaders announced they are preparing a resolution that would allow Sunland Park to create its own water and wastewater department. This comes after Doña Ana County voted to end its agreement with CRRUA, citing years of resident complaints about water quality. Doña Ana County takes steps to terminate Camino Real Regional Utility Authority 'Our staff is going to be presenting a resolution that is requesting support from the city council to establish our own water and wastewater department to make sure that we are prepared in case of the decision that the county wants to separate the assets, and we have to create our own water wastewater service,' Sunland Park Mayor Javier Perea said. In addition to the possible creation of a new department, the city plans to request $1.2 million from municipal funds to address infrastructure problems, including the ongoing issue of discolored water that many residents have reported over the years. 'That will be necessary to address the tanks, the Anapra tank, the Middle Vista tank, and the Tierra Madre tank, all located within the City of Sunland Park, and hopefully reduce the number of incidents of discolored water within the city,' Perea said. The resolutions will be presented to the city council in the coming weeks, officials said. The transition away from CRRUA could take up to four years, with the agency continuing day-to-day operations during that time, according to city officials. In the meantime, Doña Ana County and the City of Sunland Park have activated a dedicated phone line and online form for CRRUA customers to report water-related issues or concerns. Assistance is available in both English and Spanish by calling (575) 525-5589. Doña Ana County activates support line for CRRUA customers For more information, or to access the support form, visit Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.
