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The third round of the 2025 U.S. Open delivered unforgettable moments, including standout shots from clubhouse leaders. Key performances have been highlighted to offer fans a detailed recap of the day’s action.
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Missouri Governor Mike Kehoe has signed a financial aid package aimed at securing the Chiefs and Royals’ continued presence. The decision is expected to provide significant financial support to the teams.
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USMNT coach Mauricio Pochettino stated that Christian Pulisic cannot decide his own game availability. The decision will be made by the coaching staff, not the player.
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The Colorado Rockies have the fourth-fewest wins by any team through their first 70 decisions in a season in MLB history. This marks the fewest since the 1899 Spiders.
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Caitlin Clark scored a season-high 32 points in her return as the Fever handed the Liberty their first loss of the season. The win significantly impacts the Liberty’s playoff positioning.
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Sam Burns is one round away from a U.S. Open title, holding a one-shot lead over Adam Scott and J.J. Spaun after a round of 69.
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NBA star Kevin Durant is considering a trade to the Miami Heat, San Antonio Spurs, or Houston Rockets, according to ESPN sources. The Phoenix Suns’ superstar is evaluating options for the upcoming season.
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The Florida Panthers moved to the verge of a second consecutive Stanley Cup title after beating the Oilers 5-2 in Game 5 on Saturday night. The decisive victory highlights the team’s dominance in the Stanley Cup Final.
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Inter Miami and Al Ahly ended the opening match of the Club World Cup in a draw, signaling the start of a new era for the tournament. Organizers expressed satisfaction with the result despite the lackluster performance.
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Lionel Messi and Inter Miami were held to a scoreless draw against Egypt’s Al Ahly in the opening game of the Club World Cup on Saturday night. The match, which took place at the Estadio王子 (Prince) in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, saw both teams battle to a stalemate, with neither side able to find the back…
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Tijjani Reijnders has clarified that he does not seek to replace Kevin De Bruyne at Manchester City, despite the Belgian midfielder being one of his idols. The Dutch winger emphasized his focus on contributing to the team rather than assuming De Bruyne’s role.
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Fox News chief political anchor Bret Baier discusses the Trump administration’s plans for a military parade to commemorate the U.S. Army’s 250th birthday. The parade is expected to highlight the Army’s strength and historical legacy.
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The Israeli Air Force (IAF) has intercepted and shot down Iranian drones, as revealed by footage showing IAF helicopter crews in action. The incident highlights ongoing tensions in the region and underscores the IAF’s role in countering aerial threats.
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President Donald Trump hosted a military parade to commemorate the United States Army’s 250th anniversary, showcasing its history and military strength. The event highlighted the Army’s legacy and underscored its role in national defense, with Trump emphasizing the importance of a strong military.
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Fireworks and music illuminated the Washington, D.C. skyline during the 2. The event honored the Army’s long history and contributions to national security.
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Elizabeth Mendoza, owner of La Ceiba Restaurant in Long Beach, welcomed police and protesters who sought help after being pepper-sprayed during recent protests.
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A ballistic missile launched by Iran struck a neighborhood near Haifa, Israel, late Saturday, causing significant damage and sparking fears of escalating regional tensions. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has expressed strong condemnation of the attack, calling it a serious threat to regional security.
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During the Army’s 250th anniversary parade, the crowd spontaneously sang ‘Happy Birthday’ to President Donald Trump. First Lady Melania Trump joined him at the podium, adding to the festive atmosphere.
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Former NFL tight end Darren Waller decided to retire after the 2023 season, citing a moment during a game against the Buffalo Bills that made him realize he was ‘definitely done’ playing. After nine seasons with three different teams, Waller, who was 3, announced his retirement, marking the end of his professional football career.
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President Donald Trump urged Army troops to ‘fight, fight, fight’ and ‘win, win, win’ during his speech at the U.S. Army Grand Military Parade in Washington, D.C., emphasizing his administration’s commitment to military strength.
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Vice President JD Vance praised the U.S. Army’s 250-year legacy during a military parade in Washington, D.C., highlighting its ‘unbroken line of greatness and excellence.’ The event commemorated the Army’s founding and underscored its enduring role in national defense.
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Vice President JD Vance praised the U.S. Army during a military parade celebrating its 250th birthday, calling it an ‘unbroken line of greatness and excellence.’ His remarks highlighted the Army’s long-standing contributions to national security.
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Mel Gibson has criticized California Gov. Gavin Newsom and LA Mayor Karen Bass for their handling of violent protests and previous wildfires, launching a recall campaign against them. The actor joined efforts to recall Newsom, accusing the administration of incompetence and poor crisis management.
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Israeli defense systems have successfully intercepted Iranian ballistic missiles over Tel Aviv on Sunday. The incident highlights the effectiveness of the country’s missile defense capabilities.
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President Donald Trump formally inducted the newest Army recruits during the military’s 250th anniversary parade in Washington, D.C., emphasizing the importance of national service. The event celebrated 250 years of military tradition with a procession of recruits and a ceremony where Trump personally swore them in.
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The White House dismissed ‘No Kings’ demonstrations as a ‘complete and utter failure’ with minimal attendance, while Republicans celebrated the Army’s 25 than anniversary parade linked to Trump’s birthday. Democrats criticized the event, suggesting it was an inappropriate celebration of Trump’s birthday.
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The White House criticized the ‘No Kings’ anti-Trump protests, calling them a ‘complete and utter failure.’ Republicans celebrated the Army’s 250th anniversary parade, which coincided with Trump’s birthday, while Democrats criticized its cost and association with the former president.
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A recent panel discussion on ‘The Big Weekend Show’ analyzed the significance of the U.S. Army’s 250th anniversary parade, which was praised for delivering a strong message amid escalating global tensions.
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President Donald Trump honored the West Point Band at the Army’s 25,00th anniversary parade. The event celebrated the Army’s long history and military traditions.
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Riley Gaines and Louis Barker are expecting their first child—a baby girl—in September. The couple announced the news with gratitude and excitement, expressing their faith in their new journey. Their pregnancy comes during a time of heightened debate over transgender athletes in women’s sports, where Gaines has been a vocal advocate.
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Joao Klauss scored the crucial goal for St. Lous, giving them the lead over the LA Galaxy. The win highlights the team’s growing strength and determination.
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Rocky Linux 10 ‘Red Quartz’ has reached general availability, emphasizing support for RISC-V processors while dropping older Raspberry Pi models. RHEL 10 introduces an AI assistant, Red Hat Enterprise Linux Lightspeed, which enhances user experience through direct shell prompt interaction.
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A baby shower invitation for ‘Chernobyl Hope’ has sparked online debate, with Reddit users reacting strongly to the controversial name inspired by the 1986 nuclear disaster. The name, shared in the ‘r/tragedeigh’ forum, has generated mixed reactions, with some users expressing shock and others finding it darkly humorous.
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Thousands gathered in Alexandria, Virginia, for the ‘No Kings’ protest against President Trump on the day of the U.S. Army’s 250th anniversary parade. The protest, supported by figures like Walmart heiress Chrissy Walton, took place in Market Square while security measures were heightened in Washington, D.C., to ensure safety during the military event.
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has directly addressed the Iranian people, urging them to rise against the regime following recent strikes on Iran’s nuclear and military facilities. He emphasized the regime’s vulnerability, highlighting internal unrest and international criticism, while positioning Israel’s actions as a response to Iran’s perceived threats to the Jewish state.
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Former Minnesota House Speaker Melissa Hortman and her husband were killed in a violent attack, while Sen. Hoffman and his wife are expected to survive. Authorities have identified the suspect as Vance Boelter, 57, and are hunting him as the shooter in what are described as ‘targeted’ attacks on political figures and their families.
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A targeted attack in Minnesota has resulted in the deaths of former House Speaker Melissa Hortman and her husband, Mark, while Sen. John Hoffman and his wife were injured. Authorities have identified the suspect, Vance Boelter, and are conducting a manhunt for him.
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Ali Shamkhani, Iran’s former Supreme National Security Council Secretary, was killed in an Israeli airstrike, according to Iranian state media. His death is seen as a significant blow to Tehran’s military leadership.
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Ukraine and Russia conducted another prisoner swap in accordance with the agreements reached in Istanbul. Meanwhile, Volodymyr Zelenskyy said that Ukraine is holding back the Russian offensive in the Sumy region.
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Ukraine and Russia conducted a fourth prisoner exchange under the Istanbul agreements. President Zelenskyy reported Ukraine is countering Russian advances in Sumy.
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A passenger at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport made a ‘direct threat’ to the safety of an Alaska Airlines flight, prompting a security response and ground stop. The incident led to flight delays, cancellations, and diversions, with one suspect in custody as authorities investigate the nature of the threat.
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Ben Roethlisberger questioned Aaron Rodgers’ future with the Steelers, suggesting his first season with the team might be his last. The 41-year-old quarterback has signed a one-year contract worth up to $19.5 million, raising questions about his long-term prospects.
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Antarctic researchers have detected strange radio waves, defying existing physics principles, as they originate from beneath the ice. These mysterious signals challenge current understanding, with theories ranging from dark matter to unknown phenomena, though their exact origin remains unexplained.
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Scientists in Antarctica have detected unexplained radio waves emanating from beneath the ice, defying current physics theories. The discovery, made using the Antarctic Impulsive Transient Antenna (ANITA), has puzzled researchers, as the signals originated from deep within the ice and could not be explained by existing models of neutrino detection.
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Chick-fil-A has launched regional tests of two new chicken sandwiches, the Creamy BBQ Chicken Sandwich and Jalapeño Ranch Club Chicken Sandwich, available only in select U.S. cities. The Creamy BBQ variant includes a creamy slaw and spicy pickle chips, while the Jalapeño Ranch Club features buttermilk ranch bun and pickled jalapeños.
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Caitlin Clark returned from a three-week injury layoff with a dominant performance, scoring 32 points and leading the Indiana Fever to a 102-88 win over the New York Liberty, ending the team’s undefeated streak.
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Former Minnesota Vikings player Jack Brewer blamed Governor Tim Walz for the state’s descent into chaos after the shootings of two lawmakers and their spouses, calling him a ‘weak, emasculated leader.’ Brewer argued that the political climate under Walz has created a dangerous environment, with Walz’s appointees allegedly involved in the attacks.
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North Carolina football general manager Michael Lombardi has dismissed rumors about Bill Belichick’s relationship with his girlfriend, Jordon Hudson, calling them “basically made up” and a distraction from the team’s focus on success. Lombardi emphasized that the “noise” has no bearing on the team’s performance or focus, urging the team to avoid being distracted by…
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LeBron James has reignited speculation about his potential retirement from the NBA with a cryptic social media video, showing him at a press conference where he appears to be about to answer a question about his future. The post, captioned with a cryptic message, has fueled rumors about his potential exit from the league.
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Republican governors across several states have issued stern warnings ahead of anticipated ‘No Kings’ protests, emphasizing strict law and order enforcement to prevent violence. Governors like West Virginia’s Patrick Morrisey and Virginia’s Glenn Youngkin have urged protesters to stay peaceful, with threats of arrests for any law violations.
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The Texas Department of Public Safety has arrested an individual in connection with credible death threats made to lawmakers, prompting an evacuation of the Texas Capitol. The arrest occurred during a traffic stop in La Grange, Texas, and the DPS has confirmed there is no active threat at this time.
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The UK has announced the knighthood of David Beckham, Gary Oldman, and Roger Daltrey in King Charles’ birthday honors. These appointments recognize their contributions to sports, acting, and music.
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A Los Angeles protester, Thomas Guzman, has been charged with felony assault after allegedly throwing a rock at a federal officer’s face shield during protests at the downtown L.A. federal courthouse. The incident, captured on video, involves chaotic interactions with law enforcement as officers attempt to manage the situation and protect agents from surrounding protesters.
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Citrix engineer Robert Caruso set up a match between ChatGPT and the 1979 Atari 2600 Video Chess game, leading to a disastrous outcome for the AI. The AI failed to recognize basic chess strategies, confusing rooks for bishops and losing track of piece positions, resulting in a humiliating defeat.
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German Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul is carrying out an urgent Middle East diplomatic tour after it was hastily rearranged due to the conflict between Israel and Iran. His visit to Saudi Arabia is aimed at de-escalating tensions and strengthening regional alliances.
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Senate Republicans are delaying the debate and vote on the large, contentious tax bill, pushing its passage to June 22. This delay threatens to push the House’s timeline to approve the bill before the early July debt ceiling deadline.
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Caitlin Clark returned to the Indiana Fever lineup after a three-week injury absence, scoring 14 points in the first quarter and nine in a 38-second span. Her explosive form, reminiscent of Reggie Miller, brought the Fever back within two points of the undefeated New York Liberty.
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Two Las Vegas hotels are facing lawsuits over bedbug infestations, as guests have reported bites, severe reactions and emotional trauma. Attorney Brian Virag representing the guests shared details.
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Former Minnesota House Speaker Melissa Hortman and her husband were assassinated in a politically motivated shooting, according to Minnesota Governor Tim Walz. The incident has sparked widespread outrage and calls for accountability.
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Stolen iPhones from an Apple Store were remotely disabled and started blaring alarms, turning the devices into high-tech bait. The message displayed on the phones warned thieves of their actions and alerted local authorities.