Fifteen players on Spain’s national women’s soccer team have said they will not play under its current coach. Spain’s federation rejected the players’ demand to fire Jorge Vilda, and said the players must apologize as a condition of their return. https://t.co/4i7zdbxxfe

After Roger Federer bid a teary and moving farewell to competitive tennis Friday night in London, one of his legacies to the game is clear. It is the Laver Cup, which showed that tournaments can be different. https://t.co/Ev1fV97Jjy

Hey @nytimes, you know you can replace Farnaz Fassihi with a real journalist so you won’t end up with articles that don’t reflect the truth, and maybe start reporting real news? I mean you have your reputation on the line. #MahsaAmini #OpIran #مهسا_امینی #اشنویە

Men in a Houston suburb have been flocking to a workout group that promises more than just a sweat session. In F3 — that's fitness, fellowship and faith — they aim to ease male loneliness. https://t.co/6aI7nEuRmo https://t.co/rwqvN9wcVg

LinkedIn ran experiments on more than 20 million users over five years that, while intended to improve how the platform worked for members, could have affected some people's livelihoods, according to a new study. https://t.co/xtk3X9lVDZ

In Opinion "Vladimir Putin and Donald Trump, long entwined, continue on vile parallel paths: They would rather destroy their countries than admit they have lost," writes @maureendowd. https://t.co/VXs6YnXqHd

In New York City, developers plan to demolish a building with 128 rental units. Its replacement, a proposed 210-foot tower, is set to have 45 apartments, all of which are likely to be multimillion-dollar condo units. https://t.co/RzZaPXNDk6

Protests in Iran against the government spread to more than five dozen cities on Friday, even as authorities escalated a crackdown that has reportedly killed dozens of people and brought the arrests of prominent activists and journalists. https://t.co/kzQ0kSg9Mz

Today the @nytimes is publishing the first two installments in a series called "Profits Over Patients." It's about how tax-exempt hospitals have strayed from their charitable missions for the sake of fatter profits – with profound consequences for the US healthcare system. 🧵 https://t.co/ipOpVOzbrW

Plagued by back pain? The way you're wearing your bag may be to blame. @Wirecutter is here to help. https://t.co/Smc3m0QFxE https://t.co/sZLq20OKNT

Vladimir #Putin rejected his generals' requests to retreat from #Kherson and generally became more personally engaged in strategic planning, reports @nytimes. https://t.co/mi6H5Iwbgm

This @nytimes article about Putin taking even more direct control over battlefield decisions in the war and refusing to allow Russian forces to pull back to the east bank of the Dnipro, has overwhelming vibes of Hitler refusing to let the 6th Army pull back at Stalingrad. https://t.co/54GC82pnne

Now that Trump is gone, A-list celebrities, including Elton John, have returned to the White House… via @NYTimes https://t.co/5SevlkHQI9

As Russia began orchestrating staged voting in referendums across Russian-occupied territory in Ukraine on Friday, Ukrainians expressed a mix of anger, defiance and fear that their homeland was being usurped by force in what they called a sham vote. https://t.co/kDuknZ3wOh https://t.co/MKElOE72Vz

There is ongoing land & air bombardment by Nigeria military against Biafra as can be seen in this clip. #IPOB has continued to call for #BiafraReferendum but this has infuriated Nigeria govt.Stop this crime against #Biafran people @antonioguterres @netanyahu @BillClinton @nytimes https://t.co/Vk4vsHyGMA

Watch Al Gore call for the removal of the head of the World Bank, saying it is "ridiculous to have a climate denier" in his position. https://t.co/2Idu2ljv1y https://t.co/sRx8pL0uFJ

night eight - no iran on @nytimes homepage

Russian soldiers have raped and tortured children as young as 4 years old in Ukraine, a UN-appointed panel of independent legal experts said in a damning statement on Friday that concluded war crimes had been committed in the conflict. https://t.co/6OMpCJjmtQ https://t.co/nQBTAuTmya

At least seven people in Iran have been killed in antigovernment demonstrations that spread to dozens of cities after a woman, Mahsa Amini, died in the custody of the morality police. She was arrested for allegedly violating the law on head scarves. https://t.co/7SLlNVEenT https://t.co/CQ6bceHTUD

This @nytimes feature on ordinary people who have survived the horrors of Martial Law should reach more Filipinos. It amplifies the truth that EVERYBODY was vulnerable to abuses during the dark era. Echo their stories, remember their faces. #NeverForget #NeverAgain #ML50 https://t.co/304JTI1vda

seven nights now & still nothing

My review of @DahliaLithwick’s important & stirring new book, #LadyJustice @nytimes, as the battle to save American democracy continues: These Women Used the Rule of Law to Challenge Trumpism https://t.co/IfH6YvonEK