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Hill GOP leaders are in full damage control as they scramble to shield their megabill from the blast radius of President Donald Trump and Elon Musk. Musk has criticized Speaker Mike Johnson and Senate Majority Leader John Thune over the cost of the party’s sweeping domestic policy package.
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Republican leaders are urging for a resolution to the recent clash between President Donald Trump and Elon Musk, which has spiraled into a heated public feud. The conflict, which began with muted criticism and escalated to direct attacks, has sparked concerns among party officials that it could derail Trump’s legislative agenda, particularly his ‘Big Beautiful…
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Rep. Mary Miller (R-Ill.) expressed deep concern that a Sikh man led a House floor prayer, initially misidentifying him as Muslim before correcting her mistake and deleting the post. Sikhs and Muslim leaders condemned her remarks as hateful and racist, urging an apology and greater understanding.
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Senate Banking Committee Advances Controversial Budget Bill with Zero CFPB Funding and Other Reforms
The Senate Banking Committee has advanced its contribution to the GOP’s megabill, which includes eliminating CFPB funding, Fed pay scale changes, and rescinding green housing funds from the Inflation Reduction Act. Despite concerns about Senate rules, the bill aims to cut $1 billion in spending over ten years, surpassing House proposals with steeper CFPB cuts.
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House Majority Whip Tom Emmer remains unfazed by the political challenges facing the GOP’s megabill, a massive tax and spending package aimed at addressing key Republican priorities such as border security and defense spending. He expressed confidence that the Senate will ultimately approve the bill, despite concerns over Musk’s criticism and the potential for negotiations…
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The House has passed legislation to restrict noncitizens from receiving SBA loans, aligning with the Trump administration’s policy shift. The bill requires citizenship documentation for loan applicants and faces bipartisan opposition.
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Two House Republicans have issued firm warnings that they will not allow the Senate to alter key provisions of the House GOP megabill, including the $40,000 SALT cap and the phaseout of clean-energy tax credits. The standoff highlights growing tensions between House Republicans and Senate Democrats over the legislation.
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Elise Stefanik, a prominent Republican congresswoman, has been reinstated on the House Intelligence Committee after being removed earlier this year when she was chosen as U.S. ambassador to the United Nations. Speaker Mike Johnson added her back to the committee under unanimous consent, along with Democratic Rep. Steve Cohen, expanding the panel beyond its usual…
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Thirteen House Republicans, led by Rep. Jen Kiggans, are urging Senate leaders to revise provisions of the House-passed clean energy megabill that would phase down incentives and impose strict supply chain rules. The lawmakers argue that these changes could threaten billions in investments and thousands of jobs, a concern echoed by companies and trade groups.
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House Republicans, led by Speaker Mike Johnson, have made it clear that they will align with Donald Trump rather than Elon Musk, as the two billionaires’ public feud escalates. Despite Musk’s growing influence within the GOP, lawmakers are reaffirming their support for Trump in the wake of the messy public breakup.
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The political alliance between President Donald Trump and Elon Musk has fractured, leaving key Republicans in a difficult position. Several prominent figures, including JD Vance, Ron DeSantis, and Stephen Miller, are now forced to choose sides between supporting Trump or aligning with Musk’s potential influence.
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Every week, political cartoonists from across the country and the political spectrum use their artistic talents to satirically highlight the peculiarities, social media trends, and contradictions within the political arena. These cartoons, which are often both witty and biting, are known for their ability to distill complex political issues into digestible and often incis, commentary.
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Elon Musk has turned against the Republican Party after accusing them of not cutting enough government spending, leading to a significant rift within the GOP. His public attacks on key leaders like Mike Johnson and John Thune have raised concerns about the party’s internal unity and electoral prospects.
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On his show ‘Hannity,’ Fox News host Sean Hannity recently discussed the initial achievements of the Trump administration. The segment explored the contrast between Trump’s successes and the challenges faced by the current administration.
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Archaeologists have uncovered evidence that may finally explain the fate of the Roanoke colonists, who vanished over 300 years ago. Mark Horton, an archaeology professor at the Royal Agricultural University in the UK, shared insights with Fox News Digital about his research.
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Joe Rogan expressed shock after Elon Musk’s allegations that Donald Trump was in the Epstein files, calling for Musk to take a break from social media. The White House clarified that Trump had already been linked to Epstein in released files, and Trump defended his focus on the ‘big, beautiful bill’ amid the controversy.
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Arsenal is reportedly in advanced talks to sign Kepa Arrizabalaga and Pedro Emanuel Karetsas. The potential transfers could significantly bolster the Gunners’ squad ahead of the new season.
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The summer transfer window has officially opened, with Chelsea reportedly eyeing young talent Ekitike for potential recruitment. Meanwhile, Manchester United has reportedly fallen out of the running for Nigerian forward Osimhen, signaling a shift in the race for top talents.
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Golf betting markets have positioned Scottie Scheffler as the favorite for the next four major championships, including the 2025 U.S. Open, Open Championship, 2026 Masters, and PGA Championship. His consistent performance and current form have made him a top contender in the sport’s most prestigious events.
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The 2025 Belmont Stakes, set for Saturday, presents an opportunity for bettors to make well-informed wagers. This guide outlines key strategies and insider tips to navigate the betting landscape effectively.
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Keyshawn Davis, a rising athlete from Norfolk, Virginia, is being hailed as the newest addition to the city’s storied sports legacy, joining the ranks of legends such, as Michael Vick, Allen Iverson, and Pernell Whitaker. The article underscores his talent and the significance of his emergence as a new standout in the sports world.
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The article outlines 10 effective ways to enhance the enjoyment of fantasy league participation for all involved. These tips aim to improve the gaming experience and foster better team dynamics.
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J’Mar Smith, a former quarterback for the Stall’ons, had previously considered retiring from football, citing personal and athletic challenges. A series of injuries, however, not only forced him to re-evaluate his career but also provided him with the opportunity to make a triumphant return to the sport.
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Manchester United has raised its annual core profit forecast, citing strong Europa League performance that boosted ticket sales and broadcast revenue. The club’s financial outlook has improved despite ongoing challenges in the Premier League.
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Mia Fishel, a forward for the United States women’s national team, is in discussions with multiple NWSL clubs about a potential summer transfer away from Chelsea. The 25-year-old player’s potential move to the NWSL has sparked interest among fans and analysts, who are closely following her career trajectory.
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Lyon’s Nemanja Matic and Le Havre’s Ahmed Hassan have been banned for two games after hiding the anti-homophobia sign on their Ligue 1 jerseys. The French Football Federation (FFE) cited a violation of league regulations regarding the display of such signs.
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Manchester United has increased its offer for Brentford forward Bryan Mbeumo, according to sources cited by ESPN. The move signals the club’s intensified interest in securing the player’s services.
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Barcelona’s Raphinha has been awarded LaLiga Player of the Season for his pivotal role in the club’s domestic treble success. Clubmate Lamine Yamal has been recognized as the Best Under-23 player.
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Portugal’s midfielder João Neves has stated that the UEFA Nations League final will not solely be a match between Lamine Yamal and Cristiano Ronaldo. The match is expected to be a pivotal moment in the Nations League, with fans eagerly awaiting the outcome.
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Tottenham Hotspur has sacked head coach Ange Postecoglou following a decision to make a change for the club’s long-term success. The move comes after Postecoglou led the team to a Europa League win, marking a bittersweet end to his tenure.
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USMNT coach Mauricio Pochettino emphasized the need for his young squad to focus on the opportunity rather than the absences of key players. The coach highlighted the importance of unity and determination as the team prepares for the World Cup.
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Real Madrid has launched a new home kit inspired by the 2009-10 era, paying tribute to the Bernabeu stadium. The kit will be worn by the team during the upcoming Club World Cup.
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The 2025 Mountain West Conference season is set to begin, with Boise State emerging as the top favorite to repeat as conference champions. The Broncos, having made a historic run to the College Football Playoff in 2024, are expected to carry over their success into the new season.
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The Chicago Bears have hired offensive-minded head coach Ben Johnson and signed experienced quarterback Case Keenum to mentor young quarterback Caleb Williams, emphasizing the importance of film study in NFL quarterback development.
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The American Ultimate Softball League (AUSL) is launching its first season with four teams, each set to participate in a traveling model. This innovative approach not only allows the league to gather insights into potential host cities but also provides an opportunity for fans to experience the league in various locations.
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The U.S. Men’s National Team has released its depth chart for the upcoming Gold Cup, detailing the top 15 players at each position. This provides insight into the squad’s depth and potential lineup combinations.
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Merab Dvalishvili, the UFC champion once called ‘next-level stupid’ by Dana White, is gaining significant online traction. His rise to internet fame highlights the growing influence of athletes beyond their sports careers.
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Juan Soto’s recent performance with the Mets has sparked questions about his potential comeback. The article examines his fluctuating start to the season as a key point of discussion.
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A rare baseball with a rich history has been discovered, offering new insights into Derek Jeter’s iconic 2007 home run. This ball, which has been in private hands for years, is now being showcased in an exhibition. The artifact is notable for its unique markings, the vendor’s role in its journey, and the personal significance…
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Tyrese Haliburton’s standout performance has raised concerns for the Oklahoma City Thunder. His potential impact on the team’s future is a topic of discussion among NBA analysts.
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The 2026 NFL Draft is set to feature a highly anticipated quarterback class, with Will Cade Klub, LaNorris Sellers, and Drew Allar emerging as top prospects. Analysts are closely evaluating their prospects as they prepare for the upcoming draft.
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Amanda Nunes, the former UFC two-weight champion, hinted she may be ready to return to active competition to face the winner of the Julianna Pena-Kayla Harrison title bout at UFC 316. This news has reignited discussions about her potential resurgence in the sport.
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Rory McIlroy, a leading figure in men’s golf, failed to advance past the third round of the RBC Canadian Open, finishing with his second-highest score to par in a PGA Tour round. Cameron Champ seized the early lead in the tournament, setting the stage for the final event before the U.S. None of the following.
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Diamondbacks righty Corbin Burnes will undergo Tommy John surgery, manager Torey Lovullo announced Friday. Burnes left his last start in the fifth inning with elbow discomfort.
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Jannik Sinner, the top seed, has advanced to the French Open final after defeating Novak Djokovic, the sixth seed, in a three-set semifinal match. The Italian’s impressive performance has solidified his position as a strong contender for the title.
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The New York Knicks are actively evaluating Dallas Mavericks coach Jason Kidd as a potential head coach candidate to replace Tom Thibodeau. This evaluation comes as the team seeks to build a sustainable success model following Thibodeau’s departure.
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Texas won its first NCAA softball championship by defeating Texas Tech 10-4 in Game 3 of the Women’s College World Series. The victory marks a historic moment for the university’s softball program.
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A federal judge has granted final approval to a multibillion-dollar settlement allowing schools to pay athletes directly, marking a significant shift in college sports. This decision paves the way for student-athletes to receive compensation from their institutions, altering the financial dynamics of collegiate athletics.
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Actor Adam Sandler has pledged to cast Ravens running back Derrick Henry in a future film if he achieves 2,000 yards rushing in the upcoming season. This unusual bet highlights the intersection of sports and entertainment.
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The French Open women’s title is set to be contested between world No. 1 Aryna Sabalenka and 18-year-old phenom Coco Gauff. Tennis analysts and former champions are offering their insights on the upcoming final, with predictions varying on which player will secure the clay-court crown.
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The Professional Lacrosse League (PLL) is hosting four games in Charlotte during Week 2, marking the Chaos team’s homecoming. Fans can find detailed schedules, key stats, and injury notes to stay updated on the matchups.
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Tony Vitello’s ‘Orange Axe’ nickname has sparked controversy within college baseball, dividing fans and coaches over its perceived harshness. The nickname reflects the Volunteers’ aggressive style but raises questions about sportsmanship and fair play.
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The 2026 NFL Draft is set to showcase a deep and talented quarterback class that could reshape the league’s future. Will Cade Klub, LaNorris Sellers, and Drew Allar are among the top prospects, each with unique strengths and potential.
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Keysh… the NFL draft success has sparked a wave of excitement among fans and analysts alike, reinforcing Norfolk’s reputation as a breeding ground for top-tier talent.
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Arsenal is reportedly considering a move for Kep, and Kostic as part of their defensive reinforcements ahead of the summer transfer window. The latest rumor suggests that the Gunners are closely monitoring the situation and could make a bid for one or both players.
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Tyrese Haliburton’s rapid rise in the NBA has raised concerns among the Oklahoma City Thunder, who fear his growth could threaten their competitive edge. The Pacers’ star guard, already a key player, is now seen as a potential future All-Star and a major rival.
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The Department of Justice (DOJ) has launched an investigation into former President Donald Trump and Elon Musk, focusing on potential violations related to their business practices and political activities. This probe is expected to examine whether there were any illicit connections or breaches of trust in their dealings.
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Former Dallas Cowboys offensive lineman Tom Rafferty has died at 70 after a recent stroke. He was remembered for delivering the key block that allowed Tony Dorsett to run the NFL’s record 99-yard touchdown, a moment that remains a highlight of his career.
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Olympic gold medalist Simone Biles and former college swimmer Riley Gaines have publicly clashed over the inclusion of transgender athletes in girls and women’s sports. Biles criticized Gaines for her comments on a Minnesota high school’s softball team, which included a transgender pitcher, calling her ‘truly sick.’ The controversy highlights ongoing debates about gender inclusivity…
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House Speaker Mike Johnson has dismissed Elon Musk’s concerns about the ‘big, beautiful bill,’ insisting it will ‘absolutely not’ derail the legislative agenda. Johnson expressed optimism about the bill’s passage during a segment on Jesse Watters Prim,