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A little room tour for you today 🏨✨ I got a room here for tonight because tomorrow morning is a special one — I finally get to take my daughter home. ❤️#RoomTour# #HotelVibes# #GoingHome# #FamilyTime#

Twitch Streamer Aishah Sofey says all that matters to her after Streamer University is going home and hoping that her Muslim dad accepts her again after she quit 0F to pursue her streaming career full time 👀 “I’m already rich I just want my Muslim dad to finally be proud of me”

Facing death from stage four pancreatic cancer, former Senator Ben Sasse shares with CNN’s Jake Tapper what he believes American politics needs for the Republic to survive. Watch the rest of his emotional interview on CNN’s The Whole Story with Anderson Cooper: Ben Sasse is Going Home: Lessons on Life and Death, Sunday, July 26 at 8pm ET, and available on CNN All Access on Monday, July 27.

Facing death from stage four pancreatic cancer, Former Senator Ben Sasse shares with CNN’s @jaketapper the moment he told his wife and three kids he has only three to four months to live. Watch the rest of his emotional interview on CNN’s The Whole Story With Anderson Cooper: Ben Sasse is Going Home: Lessons on Life and Death, Sunday, July 26 at 8pm ET.

Facing death from stage 4 pancreatic cancer, Former Sen. Ben Sasse shares with CNN's Jake Tapper his life's biggest regret: time he missed with his wife and three kids while traveling for his career. Watch the rest of his interview on CNN's "The Whole Story With Anderson Cooper: Ben Sasse is Going Home: Lessons on Life and Death," Sunday, July 26, at 8pm ET.

🚨Thierry Henry on Portugal’s elimination from the FIFA World Cup: 🗣️ “I’m going to say something that a lot of Portuguese supporters probably don’t want to hear. This Portugal team has massively underperformed. Not because they lacked talent, but because too many of their biggest players never reached the level everyone expected. Bruno Fernandes has been dreadful by his own standards throughout this World Cup. The creativity, the leadership, the decisive moments we’ve seen for years simply weren’t there. Then you look at Vitinha and João Neves—fresh from winning the Champions League with PSG. Two midfielders who dominated Europe. Yet in this tournament, they’ve been almost invisible. Missing in action when Portugal needed control, composure and personality. And then there is Cristiano Ronaldo. People will blame him because that’s the easy thing to do. I won’t. Because if you decide to start Cristiano, then you have to build situations that suit him. Instead, Portugal kept circulating possession without purpose. They had one of the greatest penalty-box finishers football has ever seen, yet they hardly gave him the service he lives on. That’s not on Ronaldo. That’s on the team around him. Spain deserve enormous credit. They played with a clear identity from the first minute until the last. Every player knew his role. Every movement had purpose. Portugal, on the other hand, looked like eleven talented footballers trying to solve the game individually rather than collectively. That’s why Spain are still in this World Cup. And that’s why Portugal are going home. Not because they had worse players… But because they never played like a better team.”