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- Associated Press
Maradona's children want to transfer his body from cemetery to a mausoleum
Children of the late soccer star Diego Maradona have asked a court in Argentina to authorize the transfer of his body from the private cemetery where he is buried to a mausoleum under construction in Buenos Aires to allow fans from around the world to pay tribute to him. The mausoleum called “Memorial del Diez" under construction in the capital’s neighborhood of Puerto Madero is “a much safer place than the current one ... so that all the Argentine people and citizens of the world can pay tribute to who was the greatest Argentine idol," read the letter. Maradona, who led Argentina to the World Cup title in 1986, is buried in the Jardín de Bella Vista, a private cemetery in the town of San Miguel about 50 kilometers northwest of Buenos Aires.
- USA TODAY
Nurse accused of beating, breaking the leg of blind, non-verbal child in California home
The parents of an 11-year-old California boy who is blind and unable to speak are suing an in-home nurse who allegedly abused their son.
- Insider Monkey
20 Beautiful Places in the World Ruined by Overtourism
This article looks at beautiful places in the world ruined by overtourism. If you wish to skip our analysis of over tourism and sustainable travel, please proceed to 5 Beautiful Places in the World Ruined by Overtourism. UNWTO predicts that destinations around the world will host approximately 1.5 billion international tourists in 2024, the highest […]
Golf
Los Angeles, CA
| Thru | Total | Purse | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
 | F | -12 | $562,500 | |
 | F | -9 | $341,488 | |
 | F | -6 | $247,725 | |
| F | -5 | $172,940 | |
| F | -5 | $172,940 | |
| F | -4 | $115,917 | |
| F | -4 | $115,917 | |
| F | -3 | $77,402 | |
| F | -3 | $77,402 | |
| F | -3 | $77,402 |