Much is always made of the fact that England haven’t won a major tournament since their World Cup 1966 triumph on home soil, but there have also been occasions when they missed out on the finals entirely. For the first three World Cups — in 1930, 1934 and 1938 — England didn’t compete because they weren’t a FIFA member, keeping them waiting for a debut at the finals in 1950, when defeats against Spain and most surprisingly the USA meant they did not advance from the group stage....

Atlanta had a 16-point halftime lead, and led by as much as 22 in the third quarter vs. the Kings in Sacramento. But the game came down to the last 35 seconds — which were absolutely bonkers. You can watch it all unfold here: MORE: Kings-Hawks Game Center Kings guard Darren Collison permanently put the Kings up with this shot with 3.5 seconds left to play: But like most things to do with DeMarcus Cousins, the game wouldn’t end without some controversy....

Following Game 1 of the Eastern Conference finals on Wednesday, a Hawks fan got the opportunity to meet O’Neal during an “Inside the NBA” commercial break. It’s a moment she’ll probably remember for the rest of her life. MORE: All-time Magic greats | Foxx’s Doc Rivers impression is amazing | Shaq’s son receives scholarship offer Not only did the basketball legend take a selfie with the young lady, but he also planted a kiss on her cheek which brought on a flood of happy tears....

The Emmy-nominated show premiered in 2018 for its first season and introduced viewers to Logan Roy, the owner of a media conglomerate, and his four adult children. Through the 10-episode season, fans watched as the family dealt with health scares, sibling quarrels and power grabs, ultimately culminating in what seemed to be a reconciliation, albeit a slightly coerced one. If the trailer’s indicative of what’s to come, season two will deliver the same level of drama that drew fans to the show in the first place....

“The Tonight Show” was the only venue for young comics. The nod from Johnny, the wink, the handshake–there was always a whole code among performers. “What did you get?” “Oh, I got a wave” or “I got called over to the couch.” “I got the thumbs-up and the wink.” Of course the greatest thing was getting called over to the couch on your first shot. I got the handshake....

NBA teams have been criticized after the Brooklyn Nets revealed four players — including superstar Kevin Durant — contracted COVID-19 amid the pandemic. MORE: Adam Silver talks testing, post-suspension options New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio questioned the Nets, insisting “tests should not be for the wealthy, but for the sick” as the world struggles to contain the virus, which has claimed more than 8,900 lives globally. The Nets defended testing players on Wednesday — citing the use of a private laboratory — while the Oklahoma City Thunder insisted they did not use state resources following the news that all players and staffers returned negative results for coronavirus....

And while it’s not uncommon to experience headaches with nausea, this combination shouldn’t be taken lightly. This article will explore what these symptoms mean, what conditions can bring them on, and what you can do to manage them. The Link Between Headaches and Nausea In many cases, nausea and headaches result from lifestyle and dietary choices and underlying health conditions. Common among them are: Dehydration: Not drinking enough water causes headaches and is associated with migraines....

The costs incurred by patients after receiving care from doctors or hospitals not covered by their insurance plan, often in an emergency, have caused a financial headache to millions of Americans. Analysis by the Kaiser Family Foundation in 2018, found that nearly 40 percent of insured, non-elderly adults in the U.S. received an unexpected medical bill, with nearly a third owing $500 or more. During a two-year political battle between doctors and medical providers against insurance companies, insurers had favored the government setting a benchmark rate, while hospitals and other providers wanted the resolution through independent mediators....

Dated May 7 of 1945, the letter was written by Jules Schelvis to his cousin Karel Stroz and is the earliest evidence from a Dutch survivor of the existence of Sobibor, a camp near Lublin in Poland. “Gretha, David, Hella, Chel and Herman were, I am 99 percent sure, gassed immediately upon arrival at the SS Sonderlager Sobibor, near Lublin. It will be painful for you to read all of this, but I have to tell you nonetheless,” the letter reads, as translated by Google Translate....

Known medically as miliaria, heat rash develops when sweat glands become blocked, and sweat gets trapped under the skin. Heat rash is typically found in skin folds, such as armpits, groin, elbows, and under the breasts. It is common in people who live in hot, humid climates and those who sweat a lot. Babies are more likely to get heat rash because they have immature sweat glands. It is also more common for people who are obese, over age 65, on certain medications, or on bed rest....

Green was hospitalized on Nov. 4 for undisclosed reasons. He was discharged Saturday. Miami-Dade Fire and Rescue confirmed to Omnisport that it responded to a call last week to the area where Green lives in the Marquis Residences Condominium complex and that the subject was taken to the hospital, though it couldn’t confirm the identity of the person transported because of privacy laws. MORE: Lamar Odom through the years | Heat trade Chalmers to Grizzlies...

Coker was on point, and that led to a 50-yard touchdown that led to one of the finishing touches on a 38-0 blowout against Michigan State at the Cotton Bowl College Football Playoff semifinal at AT&T Stadium on Thursday. COTTON: Defensive domination | 5 things we learned | LM: Bama favored Alabama offensive coordinator Lane Kiffin was on point, too. That tandem made all the right calls for the Crimson Tide....

They now include heated, cooled and massaging seats, touch screen infotainment systems, supple leather appointments, the latest safety technology and Wi-Fi connectivity with high-five-figure prices to match - features and a cost usually reserved for luxury sedans. Ford revealed its latest heavy-duty pickup earlier this year; Chevrolet and GMC recently followed suit and Ram updated its truck for 2023, which was heavily revamped in 2019. The latest batch is a bumper crop of hard working yet luxurious trucks....

Do it, Cincy. Trade for Francisco Lindor. Trade prospects for him. Get a top player in return and embarrass the Indians once again. The reasons the Reds would make this trade are obvious, so we won’t waste too much time here. A trade for Lindor would make them better and more competitive now, in the immediate. In an open NL Central, trading for a known commodity like Lindor could help shift the tide....

By Monday, British police said they had made seven arrests that were connected to the attacks and Prime Minister Gordon Brown told the BBC in an interview that it was “clear that we are dealing, in general terms, with people who are associated with Al Qaeda.” Brown added: “It’s obvious that we have a group of people—not just in this country, but round the world—who are prepared at any time to inflict what they want to be maximum damage on civilians, irrespective of the religion of these people who are killed or maimed are to be....

An MH-60S Knighthawk helicopter assigned to Helicopter Sea Combat Squadron 21 on June 17 was on the way to the assault ship Essex when two containers carrying five Navy RIM-116 Rolling Airframe Missiles fell out of the aircraft and into the sea below. The Navy stated that the containers fell out due to a “rigging failure,” dropping out somewhere near the southern California coast. Navy spokesperson Brian O’Rourke told San Diego news source KNSD that the missiles are missing parts and it is very unlikely that they will detonate underwater....

Their experiences are small pieces in a complicated and disconcerting puzzle, one that’s fast becoming an election-year focal point. More than two years after emerging from recession, why is the mighty U.S. economy struggling to produce jobs? There are few simple answers. But economists are beginning to identify the forces shaping this “jobless recovery.” Many of them have nothing to do with cheap Asian labor; instead, the phenomenon is largely the result of companies’ finding new ways to coax more work from existing employees....