Michael Lee

1 week ago | westlondonsport.com | Michael Lee

The modern online gambling scene has no shortage of flashy platforms claiming to be the next big thing. But if you’ve been playing for a while, you know that most of them don’t hold up to the pressure. For players looking to win real money, the best online casino stand out not by what they promise, but by what they actually offer: clean user interfaces, fast payouts, transparent bonuses, and a legitimate license. This is the standard.

2 weeks ago | westlondonsport.com | Michael Lee

While it will probably always lag behind football, given the popularity of teams like Chelsea and the world-famous competition the club plays in, basketball is experiencing some notable growth right now. In London and around the UK, the sport has never been in such a healthy position. In 2025, more fans in this part of the world will be watching the biggest and best teams from the NBA in action.

1 month ago | foxnews.com | Diana Stancy Correll |Michael Lee

President Donald Trump is poised to sign an executive order Monday instructing the Justice Department and the Department of Homeland Security to create a list of all sanctuary cities failing to adhere to federal immigration laws, providing them a chance to abandon their sanctuary status. The order comes as Trump seeks to speed up deportations, following through on a key promise he made on the campaign trail during his third bid for president.

1 month ago | westlondonsport.com | Michael Lee

As the world evolves, so does the game of football. Clubs continue to make use of new technologies for effective training sessions and monitoring the players’ performance. They strategize in a whole new level. One resounding innovation technology brings to us is – Drones. They have taken a leap from military and cinematography use to football training art sessions, giving coaches new dimensions of visual data. Drones provide aerial footage of tactical drills and real time positional evaluation.

1 month ago | foxnews.com | Michael Lee

More than half a million immigrants failed to show up for their immigration court hearings under former President Joe Biden. Between Fiscal Year 2022, the first full year of the Biden administration, and the end of December 2024, immigration judges issued more than 507,000 in absentia removal orders, or removal orders for those who failed to show up for their immigration hearings, according to an analysis by the Center for Immigration Studies (CIS).