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Manchester United came back from a two-goal deficit to secure a 2-2 draw against Everton in the Premier League, with Manuel Ugarte scoring the equalizer in the 80th minute. Bruno Fernandes and Ugarte's goals helped United salvage a point after a lackluster performance, avoiding a third consecutive loss. Despite the comeback, manager Ruben Amorim faces significant challenges to improve United's standing in the league, currently in 15th place. Full Article

The New York Yankees have lifted their 49-year ban on beards to attract players as they aim to win their first World Series title since 2009. Owner Hal Steinbrenner called the ban outdated and announced the change before spring training, citing the importance of beards to players' character. Despite initial backlash and ridicule, the Yankees have amended their expectations to allow well-groomed beards, emphasizing the team's commitment to winning while maintaining some traditions. Full Article

Laura Hindson supervises production of plant-based tiger nut milk at a small factory in Melbourne, sourcing raw materials from Burkina Faso and providing fair pay to over 600 women. The demand for non-dairy milk in Australia is growing rapidly, with tiger nut milk being a creamy, nutritious alternative. However, Burkina Faso faces challenges such as poverty and terrorism, highlighting the importance of ethical trade relationships for women farmers. Full Article

Sydneysiders are urged to monitor for symptoms after a person with measles visited popular spots in the city, having recently returned from Southeast Asia, where measles outbreaks are occurring. Specific locations and times visited include Westfield Eastgardens, Sir Joseph Banks Hotel, and various cafes and stores in the city. Symptoms may appear within seven to 18 days after exposure, so vigilance is key. NSW Health recommends checking vaccination status and getting the MMR vaccine if...

Luigi Mangione, accused of killing UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson, appeared in court wearing a bulletproof vest and shackles, sparking support from a crowd chanting "Free Luigi." Facing state murder and terror charges, his lawyer argued for his presumption of innocence, as preparations for his dual state and federal trials continue amidst a cult following and corporate shockwaves. Full Article

The family of Corey Sullivan, a young father killed in a hit-run in regional Victoria, broke down in court as the driver, Tyrone Mobourne, was jailed for just over two years. Sullivan was trying to retrieve his stolen car when he was struck. Despite the sentencing, the prosecution failed to prove Mobourne was driving dangerously, leading to disappointment and criticism of the legal system from Sullivan's family. Full Article