A day earlier, Argentina can end its own quest for a first major silverware since 1993 when it takes on defending champions Brazil in the Copa America final in Rio de Janeiro. History has weighed heavily on the Albiceleste and Lionel Messi before and its burden will be hard to ignore on Saturday. Not only has Argentina not won a major tournament in 28 years, its has also fallen at the final hurdle in the Copa America four times since triumphing in 1993....

It’s the 15th regional championship for Argentina, matching Uruguay for the most titles ever won. Highlights of the final follow below: The 47th edition of the world’s longest-running international soccer tournament was originally scheduled for 2020 in Colombia and Argentina, but it was pushed by a year due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Two weeks before kickoff it was also moved to Brazil, where four venues hosted all the matches: Rio de Janeiro, Brasilia, Cuiaba and Goiania....

Let’s take a closer look at the relationship between noise and headaches, and how you can cope with them. The Science Behind Noise as a Headache Trigger Noise is a scientifically proven potential headache trigger for people who have migraines or tension-type headaches. And people who are prone to migraines are more likely to experience loud noises as unpleasant compared to people who do not experience migraines. The Mechanism Behind Noise-Triggering Headaches Like all triggers, the precise mechanism behind how noise triggers a headache is unclear....

Incontinence is the loss of the ability to control urination or bowel movements. In a medical setting, this may be referred to as being incontinent of bowel or bladder, or fecal or urinary incontinence. Relationship to Dementia As dementia progresses, a person’s ability to control his body diminishes. Often in the middle to later stages of Alzheimer’s, people may experience difficulty getting to the bathroom in time. They might not be able to locate it right away, be able to physically move fast enough, or recognize the need to urinate....

The anonymous teen posted the clip on Reddit Sunday, captioning his post, “Fairfax Police Department pointing their guns and threatening to kill me for recording their arrest last night.” His video later surfaced on Twitter, where it has racked up 1 million views. The teen’s cell phone video shows him approaching the scene of an arrest. He could be heard muttering behind the camera, “Yo, what the f**k.” A female and male officer noticed him and quickly began shouting....

Don’t believe us? Well, one Corgi in Houston, Texas, has won many fans online due to her impressive talent for the sport. Lilo, a six-year-old dog, was taught to shoot hoops by her owner Denny Ku, 29, during the coronavirus lockdowns, and now has a whopping 643,700 followers on TikTok, as well as surpassing 14.8 million likes. In the videos posted by Ku to his account Aircorg we can see the pet hit a balloon into various baskets....

The 15-year-old American shocked five-time Wimbledon champion Venus Williams in round one but went out to former world number one Simona Halep in the last 16 on Monday. Halep came out on top 6-3, 6-3 on No.1 Court, though Gauff still produced some quality shots despite struggling with a stomach problem. Gauff’s rise to prominence has undoubtedly been the story of this year’s tournament so far and the future appears bright for the teenager, who was a firm fan favorite at Wimbledon....

It’s easy to tell if some foods have corn in them, like cornstarch or popcorn. However, corn can also be hidden in many other foods and products. Foods made in a certain way also tend to have corn in them, such as food that’s been changed to make it last longer or taste better (processed). About 75% of processed foods list corn as an ingredient. It’s important to know if your symptoms are from an allergy....

Of 9,965 people in Bergamo who had their blood samples collected between April 23 and June 3, 56.9 percent had antibodies against the virus, according to a news release the province’s health department sent to Newsweek. Antibodies were meanwhile discovered in a little over 30 percent of 10,404 health operators, Reuters reported citing health authorities in the province located in the hard-hit Lombardy region. Newsweek has contacted Bergamo’s public relations office for confirmation....

The California Department of Public Health (CDPH) reported 5,790 total hospitalizations, which accounted for both patients with lab-confirmed virus infections and suspected cases. About 1,500 patients were admitted to intensive care units (ICU) throughout California with either lab-confirmed or suspected infections. Roughly 1,000 people were hospitalized with the virus just last week, and roughly 300 people were admitted to ICUs. Statewide hospitalizations have increased by more than 30 percent over the last 14 days....

The research, published in the journal the BMJ, involved 96 COVID-19 patients being treated at a dedicated COVID-19 hospital in the eastern province of Zhejiang, China. Twenty-two of the participants had a mild form of the disease, defined as having no or mild pneumonia. The remaining 74 patients had severe COVID-19, with symptoms including breathing problems. Of those, 30 were treated in an intensive care unit. The data on the patients, aged 55 years old on average, was collected between January 19 and March 20....

The deadly virus, which was first reported in Wuhan city in the Hubei province of China, has affected at least 93,160 people across the globe, 80,270 of whom are in China, according to the latest figures from Johns Hopkins University. The U.S. has reported 127 cases across at least 15 states, the Associated Press (AP) reported, including California, New York, Illinois, Florida, Georgia, Rhode Island, Oregon, New Hampshire, Texas, and Wisconsin, in addition to Washington state....

According to the latest report from the World Health Organization (WHO) published on Thursday, the virus has killed 2,121 people since the outbreak started in China late last year—up by 115 from the previous day. A further 548 cases were confirmed, taking the total to 75,748. That marked the smallest increase in 25 days in the outbreak, which the WHO has classed a public health emergency of international concern....

As of Wednesday evening, the U.S. had 215,417 cases of the novel coronavirus that causes COVID-19, the most of any country in the world, according to a tracker maintained by Johns Hopkins University. Of those cases, 5,116 people died and officials warned that unless everyone strictly adheres to the guidelines, America could be in for a great tragedy. “This is going to be a very painful, very, very painful two weeks,” Trump said on Tuesday....

You should not confuse balancing the budget, which in general is desirable, with the undesirabitity of using the Constitution to do it. just because the Constitution requires a balanced budget does not mean that the budget will be balanced. If an amendment were regularly flouted, then the budgetary impasse would become a constitutional crisis, “The first principle of a conservative should be: don’t muck with the Constitution.” says constitutional scbolar Robert Goldwin of the American Enterprise Institute....

Justin Neill was Monteith’s roommate and good friend when the actor became famous for playing Finn Hudson on Glee. Monteith died at the age of 31 in a Vancouver, British Columbia, hotel room in July 2013. The three-part documentary series, available now to watch on Discovery+, investigates the deaths of cast members Monteith, Mark Salling and Naya Rivera. Neill, an actor, is one of many contributors to the series, along with friends, family, crew members, stand-ins and extras....

The Trump-backed Republican faces a runoff against Democratic incumbent Raphael Warnock on December 6, after neither candidate secured an absolute majority in the November 8 midterm vote. Based on an analysis of tax records, CNN reports Walker received a homestead tax exemption this year for a house in Dallas, saving him around $1,500. To do this, the former NFL star declared the property to be his “primary residence,” despite registering to vote in Georgia last year....

If you answered Jerry Jones, you might be right. MORE: Manny Pacquiao-Chris Algieri fight | Richard Sherman blasts NFL | Mayweather Sr. says Pacquiao fight will happen The Cowboys owner is offering up AT&T Stadium as a potential site for the fight everyone wants to see. “Our venue would really extend ourselves in every way, every imaginable way — financially and otherwise — to have that fight,” Jones told the Star-Telegram....

MORE: Will Curry play in Game 2? | Kyrie, Love come up big for Cavs Over the weekend, ESPN confirmed that they’re interested in the Black Mamba for their NBA TV coverage now that he’s officially retired after 20 seasons. “We are always interested in talking to athletes like Kobe if media is a career they want to pursue,” said ESPN spokeswoman Diane Lamb. The Emmy-winning Barkley is the best TV analyst in sports....