Majorities of registered voters disapprove of how President Trump has handled the issues that defined the first months of a tumultuous midterm election year, while Democrats maintain an advantage in the battle for control of Congress, according to a new national NBC News poll.
German media reported that a banner reading "Pull the plug on VAR" was displayed.
"Furthermore, immediate measures have been taken to prevent similar incidents in the future. Initial findings indicate that this was a planned action—a banner to that effect was displayed in the home section shortly after the technical malfunction."
"Preussen Munster regrets the incident and will do everything in its power to identify and bring the perpetrator(s) to justice," the club added,
With Bickel unable to make the call, the decision was left to the VAR official Katrin Rafalski in Cologne, ruling that it was a foul and for Bickel to award a penalty, which Hertha scored.
"A masked spectator from the active fan section illegally entered the pitch and unplugged the technical equipment," Preussen Munster said in a statement., external
The incident occurred at the end of the first half of Preussen Munster's 2-1 home defeat by Hertha Berlin in Bundesliga 2.
VAR had intervened and referee Felix Bickel was asked to review the incident on a pitchside monitor, but found the screen blank.
(BBC)—A masked fan unplugged a video assistant referee (VAR) monitor in a German second division match on Sunday as the referee was went to the pitchside screen to check a penalty award.
Norwegian authorities described the incident as "unacceptable", with Foreign Minister Espen Barth Eide stressing that "the security of diplomatic missions is very important to us".
He added that he had contacted US embassy chargé d'affaires Eric Meyer regarding Sunday's incident.
Photos posted on social media later showed shattered glass in the snow outside the entrance to the consular section of the building, cracks in a glass door as well as dark marks on a tiled floor.
He said the police had also issued an appeal for information from anyone who may have seen or heard anything about the incident.
Michael Dellemyr, who is leading the police response, told NRK that the explosion was at the public entrance to the building.
He said police officers had conducted searches in the area around the embassy in the Morgedalsvegen district of Oslo, about 7km (4 miles) outside the city centre.
In an earlier statement, Norway's police said that "large resources" were sent to the area around the US embassy at about 01:00 local time on Sunday (00:00 GMT).
"The police are in dialogue with the embassy and no injuries have been reported," the statement added.
Speaking to NRK later on Sunday, Larsen stressed that "we have to be open to the possibility that there may be other causes behind what has happened".
Norwegian authorities say they are in contact with US diplomats, and an investigation into the incident is now under way.
A US State Department spokesperson said they are "aware of an incident at the US Embassy in Oslo" and are investigating.
"One of the hypotheses is that it is an act of terrorism, but we are not completely locked into it," Frode Larsen, the head of police joint investigation and intelligence unit, told Norway's public broadcaster NRK.
(BBC)—An overnight explosion at the US embassy in Oslo may have been an act of terrorism, Norway's police have said.
The embassy in the Norwegian capital sustained minor damage after the blast in the early hours of Sunday—but no-one was injured.
During that time, Rihanna has launched multiple businesses, including her popular makeup range Fenty Beauty and a lingerie company. The 37-year-old's net worth has been estimated by Forbes at over a billion dollars.
The BBC has contacted Rihanna's representatives for comment.
The Barbados-born celebrity, whose real name is Robyn Fenty, shot to prominence in the early 2000s with hits like Pon de Replay and Umbrella. She recently celebrated 20 years since the release of her first album.
The couple's baby news was not the first time they made headlines in 2025. In February, A$AP Rocky was found not guilty of firing a gun at a former friend, in a trial that saw Rihanna bring her two sons to court.
Last September the star gave birth to her third child, a girl, with partner A$AP Rocky.
The couple, who also share two sons Riot and RZA, announced Rihanna's latest pregnancy at last year's Met Gala.
Police say the suspect, a woman in her 30s, stopped in a car outside the home and fired seven shots before speeding away.
Her vehicle was located about eight miles (12km) away from the singer's home, where the woman was taken into custody. She has not yet been publicly identified.
A police official told the BBC's US partner, CBS News, that the home targeted belonged to Rihanna and that assault rifle casings were found at the scene.
No one was injured in the incident. Rihanna was in the mansion at the time, a law enforcement source told the Los Angeles Times.
(BBC)—The Beverly Hills home of pop superstar Rihanna has been hit by gunfire, police say.
Officers from the Los Angeles Police Department responded to reports of gunfire at 13:15 local time (21:15 GMT) on Sunday. A suspect was located and taken into custody.
The performer was a longtime presence in the Bay Area music scene, where peers included the Grateful Dead, the Jefferson Airplane and his onetime girlfriend, Janis Joplin. He wrote or co-wrote hundreds of songs, from psychedelic jams to soul-influenced rockers, and released dozens of albums.
His death from complications of Parkinson’s disease was reported by his wife of 43 years, Kathy McDonald.
NEW YORK (AP)—“Country” Joe McDonald, a hippie rock star of the 1960s whose “I-Feel-Like-I’m-Fixin’-To-Die Rag” was a four-lettered rebuke to the Vietnam War that became an anthem for protesters and a highlight of the Woodstock music festival, died Sunday at 84.
At Miami, Juan Soto, Vladimir Guerrero Jr., Junior Caminero and Austin Wells homered as the Dominican Republic routed the Netherlands 12-1 in seven innings.
Japan advanced earlier Sunday when South Korea lost to Taiwan 5-4 in 10 innings. Japan’s win clinched first place in Pool C for Shohei Ohtani and the Samurai Warriors, who are 3-0.
(AP)—Defending champion Japan became the first nation to clinch a quarterfinal berth in the World Baseball Classic, then rallied on Masataka Yoshida's two-run homer in the seventh inning to beat Australia 4-3 at Tokyo Dome and assure first place in its first-round group.
