Quintuplets graduate from University of North Texas - with five different degrees

A set of quintuplets graduated from the same university on the same weekend – with degrees in five different subjects.

Enna, Maria, Emilio, George and John Diaz, 21, donned their caps and gowns to accept their certificates after four years of study at the University of North Texas.

The quintuplets, who were born within three minutes of each other in July 1996, attended the same elementary, middle and high schools and even went to prom together.

Germany Is Out of World Cup 2018

The 2014 world champions are out of the World Cup in Russia. Germany’s loss to South Korea and Sweden’s massive victory over Mexico means that the 2014 World Cup winners are heading home. This is the first time in the last 16 World Cups that Germany is going out before the knockout stages.

The Germans has made it to at least the quarter finals in each of their last 16 World Cup appearances. The team, littered with stars such as Thomas Muller and Mesut Ozil, began by losing to Mexico 1-0 in their first game and only followed that up with a late winner against Sweden.

The German game against South Korea was among the most dramatic in World Cup history as Young-Gwon Kim scored a controversial goal that had to be judged by VAR before it was allowed.

EGYPTIAN COMMENTATOR DIES AFTER WATCHING HIS COUNTRY LOSE TO SAUDI ARABIA

An Egyptian TV commentator died of a heart attack soon after Egypt’s last-minute defeat to Saudi Arabia in its final World Cup game on Monday.

Abdel Rahim Mohamed, a well-known and respected figure after a long career as broadcast analyst and formerly coach of a top club team, “felt emotional” during Egypt’s nail-biting clash in Group A, which ultimately ended in a 2-1 win for Saudi Arabia.

Egypt Today reported that Mohamed was affected by “the poor performance of the national team” during and after the match. At the end of the contest he was due to deliver analysis on air, but suffered a cardiac arrest and was rushed to a medical facility within Cairo’s state television center, then was taken to hospital soon after.

Doctors tried to revive him for more than 30 minutes, before he was pronounced dead.

Thailand football team may still be alive

MAE SAI, Thailand — Multiple attempts to locate 12 boys and their soccer coach missing in a flooded cave complex in northern Thailand for nearly two days have failed, but officials said Monday they believe they’re still alive.

The boys, ages 11 to 15, are believed to have entered the Tham Luang Nang Non cave in Chiang Rai province with their 25-year-old coach late Saturday afternoon. A mother reported that her son did not return from soccer practice that day, setting off the search.

“We are still searching right now,” Chote Narin, an officer at Mae Sai district police station, said Monday afternoon. “We’ve found traces but no people yet.”

No Gays Allowed': US store owner puts sign back up after Supreme Court's ruling

A store owner in Tennessee, USA is celebrating the Supreme Court's ruling in favor of a bakery that refused to bake a cake for a gay couple's wedding by placing a "No Gays Allowed" sign in front of his store. 

Jeff Amyx owns Amyx Hardware & Roofing Supplies in Grainger County.

He had initially posted the sign in 2015 after the Supreme Court legalized same-sex marriage but later he replaced it with a sign that read: "We reserve the right to refuse service to anyone who would violate our rights of freedom of speech & freedom of religion." following intense backlash.