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An Auckland club rugby stalwart, 42-year-old Dan “Dansun” Arakawa, died after suffering a heart attack during training with East Coast Bays Rugby Club on June 12. He passed away three days later in the hospital, surrounded by his wife and young daughter, leaving behind a legacy as a beloved member of the community since arriving in New Zealand in 1999. Explain It To Me Like I'm 5: A kind man named Dan, who loved playing...

A small group of elderly white Zimbabwean farmers has accepted a controversial compensation deal from the government, receiving just 1% in cash, with the remainder in long-term treasury bonds, after their land was seized during a chaotic land reform program initiated by former President Robert Mugabe. While some, like Arthur Baisley, view the deal as a necessary compromise, others reject it, demanding full cash payments and expressing concerns over the government's financial stability. Explain It...

Michael Grisedale, a coach of an under-10s football team, embezzled over £6,400 raised by parents for a tournament in Barcelona, using the funds for online gambling. His actions led to the cancellation of hotel reservations, prompting community fundraising to ensure the children could still attend; Grisedale received a suspended sentence and is required to repay the stolen money. Explain It To Me Like I'm 5: A soccer coach named Michael took money that parents raised...

A Toronto-area conman, Antonio Palazzolo, failed to appear for his sentencing in a U.S. court after allegedly continuing to defraud victims, even post-guilty plea for a $21 million investment scam involving colored diamonds. Prosecutors revealed he was still scamming clients through his company, Pavillion Diamonds, despite being under bond, leading to an arrest warrant and the withdrawal of support for a reduced sentence. Explain It To Me Like I'm 5: A Toronto conman, Antonio Palazzolo,...

Brigadier General Esmail Qaani, commander of Iran’s Quds Force, appeared in Tehran during "victory celebrations" following a ceasefire with Israel, countering claims of his assassination amid recent Israeli attacks. This marked his second public appearance in a year, emphasizing his survival and leadership amidst ongoing tensions and military actions against Iranian sites. Explain It To Me Like I'm 5: Brigadier General Esmail Qaani, a leader in Iran, showed up at a big party in Tehran...

One of the notable figures from the Trump administration's Department of Government Efficiency, Edward Coristine, known as “Big Balls,” has departed from his position, amidst a series of resignations linked to DOGE. His youth and prior controversies, including being fired for leaking secrets, drew criticism, and he hinted at future plans on social media after leaving the General Services Administration. Explain It To Me Like I'm 5: Edward Coristine, a young and controversial staff member...