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Japanese Knotweed Invasion Fueled by Rapid Clonal Reproduction, Study Reveals

A new study uncovers that Japanese knotweed's shocking invasiveness is tied to its ability to reproduce rapidly without seeds. By comparing native and introduced populations around the world, scientists found that introduced plants have fine-tuned their clonal growth—inspiring new ideas for battling this ecosystem menace.

Greta Thunberg Sails With Freedom Flotilla to Challenge Gaza Blockade, Deliver Aid

Greta Thunberg joined a group of activists, including public figures, on a week-long aid voyage to Gaza to confront Israel’s blockade. The Madleen ship aims to deliver vital supplies and spotlight Gaza’s worsening crisis. Organizers call it protest, not charity, as tensions rise around the enclave.

Khvicha Kvaratskhelia Joins Paris Saint-Germain: What His Signing Means for PSG's Future

Khvicha Kvaratskhelia has signed with Paris Saint-Germain until 2029, becoming the club's first-ever Georgian player. The 23-year-old winger, known for his dynamic play, will wear the number 7 shirt. His move from Napoli boosts PSG's attacking power as they pursue bigger goals under coach Luis Enrique.

Linkin Park Cuts Ticket Prices and Downgrades Los Angeles Show Venue as Tour Faces Major Shakeups

Linkin Park has dramatically reduced ticket prices to $39.50 for their 2025 North American tour and moved their Los Angeles concert from Dodger Stadium to the smaller Intuit Dome, offering fans a more intimate experience. The band has also canceled Brazilian dates and adjusted line-ups, with new vocalist Emily Armstrong joining for the first time.

2025 PGA Championship: Scheffler, Schauffele, and McIlroy Lead Star Groupings for Quail Hollow Second Round

The 2025 PGA Championship at Quail Hollow is packed with action, headlined by a Scheffler, Schauffele, and McIlroy grouping in Round 2. With Jordan Spieth chasing his own Career Grand Slam and Michael Block aiming for another standout week, fans have plenty to watch. Broadcasts start on ESPN and ESPN+.

Haliburton Cleared for Pivotal Game 5 as Pacers Push for Series Win Over Knicks

Tyrese Haliburton has been cleared for full participation in Game 5, giving the Indiana Pacers a major boost as they look to take control of the series against the New York Knicks. With Aaron Nesmith's status uncertain, all eyes are on Haliburton to ramp up the offense and energize the team, with support from his father in the stands.

Knicks Face Do-or-Die Game 5: Pacers Hold Advantage with Six Straight Road Wins

The Pacers head into Game 5 against the Knicks with a 3-1 series lead and an impressive six-game road win streak. Betting experts and predictive models highlight key trends, player props, and strategic edges, shining a spotlight on Tyrese Haliburton and potential parlay picks.

Black Stars Finalize Preparations for Nigeria Showdown in Unity Cup Semifinal

Ghana's Black Stars wrapped up their last training session in London before facing Nigeria in the Unity Cup semifinal. With core players and a promising youth addition, the team focused on tactics and set-pieces to sharpen their edge for the May 28 match—part of a storied rivalry.

Chelsea's Tactical Shift and Jackson's Wing Switch Seal Conference League Final Triumph

Chelsea overturned a 1-0 deficit to beat Real Betis 4-1 in the UEFA Conference League final. Key changes saw Reece James stabilize the defense, while Nicolas Jackson moved to the wing, sparking a four-goal second-half comeback and delivering Chelsea’s first Conference League trophy.

Aaron Nesmith Injury: Pacers' Key Defender Faces Game-Time Decision Ahead of Knicks Clash

Aaron Nesmith’s status for Game 4 against the Knicks hangs in the balance as he faces a right ankle sprain. The Pacers guard, known for his defense on Jalen Brunson and efficient scoring, suffered the injury in Game 3. His availability could play a deciding role in Indiana’s playoff fate.