Milei replaces Cabinet chief, seeking fresh start with Congress
Argentine President Javier Milei announced on Friday evening that his former spokesperson, Manuel Adorni, will serve as the new Cabinet chief. The libertarian leader aims to strengthen cooperation with Congress, marking his first major cabinet adjustment after a strong midterm election victory.
Adorni’s appointment follows the resignation of Guillermo Francos, who publicly confirmed his decision on social media.
Las Vegas Raiders fall in close game
Quarterback Geno Smith struggled against the Denver Broncos’ persistent pass rush as the Las Vegas Raiders lost 10–7. The Broncos defense sacked Smith six times, keeping pressure throughout the game.
Despite being underdogs, the Raiders had opportunities to win. However, costly penalties and a missed field goal sealed their defeat. Smith, who bruised his quad during the game, continued to play, finishing with 143 passing yards and one interception.
“We need to play clean football and avoid errors if we want to succeed,” said Smith after the game.
The loss dropped Las Vegas to a 2–7 record this season.
Turkey detains referees in betting probe
Turkish authorities issued detention warrants for 21 individuals, including 17 referees and a top-tier soccer club president, as part of a major betting investigation. The Istanbul Chief Prosecutor’s Office reported that 18 suspects were arrested during early-morning operations across 12 provinces.
The detained referees face potential charges of abuse of office and manipulating match outcomes.
Author’s Summary
Milei reshuffles his cabinet to improve congressional ties; the Raiders endure another defeat; and Turkey’s betting probe leads to multiple arrests.