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The famed Kronk Gym, which trained legendary fighters such as Thomas “Hitman” Hearns, Lennox Lewis, and Wladimir Klitschko, is set to reopen in Detroit this summer. Its revival is expected to bring renewed attention to the sport in the city, which has long been a hub for boxing talent.
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Chelsea Football Club has finalized the transfer of 22-year-old striker Liam Delap from Ipswich Town for a reported fee of $40.6 million. The deal, which is one of the most expensive in the club’s history, signifies a major investment in strengthening the squad ahead of the new football season.
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Rory McIlroy is back in action at the Canadian Open following a shaky performance at the PGA Championship. Bryson DeChambeau has been consistently active with LIV Golf events and social media engagements, solidifying his status as a prominent figure in the golfing world.
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EA Sports has unveiled Madden NFL 26 gameplay with a new trailer, showcasing player-specific traits and adaptive counters that mirror real-life strategies. The game aims to enhance the authenticity and depth of the football simulation experience.
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Ceddanne Rafaela’s walk-off home run in the ninth inning gave the Red Sox an 11-9 victory over the Angels. This win marks the shortest walk-off HR since 2015, highlighting Rafaela’s clutch performance.
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Cristiano Ronaldo scored the winner as Portugal fought back to beat Germany 2, 1 on Wednesday and reach the Nations League final. The win marks another milestone in Ronaldo’s storied career with the national team.
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Tristan H. Cockcroft weighs in on if trading Aaron Judge is feasible… and offers five examples of what return value might even look like.
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A 41-year-old woman faces charges after Derek Sink’s body was found in a tanning bed at a Planet Fitness gym, determined to be a drug overdose death. Authorities are investigating the incident as part of their efforts to combat the overdose epidemic.
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Dave Chappelle addressed his 2016 comedy bit where he joked about giving Donald Trump a chance, clarifying that he doesn’t take the routine too seriously. The piece originally appeared in Variety’s Actors on Actors section.
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Jose Luis Ballester has joined LIV Golf for his professional debut, joining the Fireballs team led by Sergio Garcia. The Spanish golfer gained notoriety after a viral incident at the Masters where he urinated in Rae’s Creek.
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Plow driver Brian Loughran testified that he saw ‘nothing’ on the lawn where prosecutors allege John O’Keefe fell and stopped moving. His testimony is being used by the defense to challenge the prosecution’s account of the events.
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Rocky Cole, a former NSA analyst and co-founder of iVerify, has warned that China is positioning equipment in ‘strategic places’ to disrupt U.S. commerce. The claim was made during an interview with Fox News Digital.
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During a recent episode of ‘The Will Cain Show,’ Senator Markwayne Mullin, a Republican from Oklahoma, expressed his frustrations with the Biden administration’s approach to policy challenges. Mullin described the current administration as having inherited a difficult situation, referring to it as a ‘crap show.’
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Senator Markwayne Mullin criticized the Biden administration as a ‘crap show’ during a discussion on ‘The Will Cain Show.’ The conversation focused on the challenges in passing President Trump’s proposed legislation.
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State Department spokesperson Tammy Bruce commented on President Donald Trump’s recent discussions with Russian President Vladimir Putin regarding the Russia-Ukraine conflict. The conversation took place during an interview with ‘The Story.’
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Texas Democratic Rep. Jasmine Crockett mocked President Trump for targeting her, claiming it was because he ‘knows my message is effective.’ She criticized his attempts to undermine her, arguing that his actions showed he felt threatened by her public and credible political approach.
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Elon Musk is urging Americans to reject President Donald Trump’s ‘big, beautiful bill,’ claiming it would increase the U.S. deficit by $5 billion. The former head of the White House’s Department of Government Efficiency used a ‘Kill Bill’ meme to symbolize his call for its cancellation.
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Seattle Mariners pitcher George Kirby was struck by a 102.7 mph line drive to the face, causing minor bleeding but no serious injuries. Manager Dan Wilson called the incident ‘scary,’ but Kirby expressed relief that the damage was minimal and that he felt fine post-game.
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At least 15 former Indiana University men’s basketball players have accused late team physician Bradford Bomba Sr. of sexual abuse during their time with the team, leading to multiple lawsuits. The university’s independent review found rectal exams are standard, but survivors’ attorneys dispute these claims and seek justice through the courts.
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At least 15 former Indiana University men’s basketball players have alleged that late physician Bradford Bomba Sr., the team’s former doctor, sexually abused them during their playing days.While an independent investigation concluded that rectal exams are a standard part of a physical, the legal battles continue as survivors seek justice for the alleged abuse and…
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The State Department has defended its support for the Gaza aid program following a major casualty event, countering allegations of mismanagement. Critics have accused the U.S. of failing to provide adequate resources and effective oversight.
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Dave Chappelle shared on Variety’s ‘Actors on Actors’ series how SNL writers were deeply affected by the emotional reaction to Trump’s 2016 election win. The conversation took place during a June 4, 2025 episode of the series.
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Global tensions are escalating with the involvement of Chinese smugglers, U.S. President Joe Biden, and potential geopolitical shifts between Trump and Putin. The situation is being closely monitored for its impact on international relations.
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The Fox News Sports Huddle Newsletter highlights ongoing controversies surrounding transgender athletes in high school sports, including President Donald Trump’s threats against California for allowing such athletes to compete in girls’ events. Other developments include legal disputes, social media feuds, and major sporting events like the Stanley Cup Final and the 2025 Belmont Stakes.
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Taylor Swift now owns all her music, and her boyfriend, Travis Kelce, is happy for the pop star. Swift’s music was originally released through Big Machine Records, and she bought her music back through its most recent owner, the private equity firm Shamrock Capital.
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The murder of 39 children in Sinaloa has led to a Mexican senator sounding the alarm on the deadly impacts of the drug war and criticizing the government’s inadequate response.
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Swedish climate activist Greta Thunberg is sailing toward Gaza on a Palestinian-flagged vessel, prompting Israel to vow to ‘act accordingly’ to stop the flotilla from reaching the region. The mission aims to deliver aid and raise awareness of the humanitarian crisis in Gaza.
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House Speaker Mike Johnson has rebuffed Elon Musk’s demand for a new budget reconciliation bill, citing the time required to draft a comprehensive version. Musk, however, has remained vocal in his criticism, urging Congress to ‘KILL the BILL’ and calling for a complete rewrite.
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Calley Means, a senior advisor to the White House’s Make America Healthy Again (MAHA) initiative, is addressing efforts to tackle health issues in the U.S. through an interview with The Story. The conversation focuses on the administration’s plans to support mothers and children, highlighting ongoing discussions on improving public health outcomes.
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The Trump administration is examining strategies to improve health outcomes for mothers and children, as revealed by Calley Means, a senior advisor to the White House on the ‘Make America Healthy, Again’ initiative. During an appearance on ‘The Story,’ Means outlined the administration’s plans to address health challenges facing families in the United States.
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Laura Ingraham, a prominent Fox News host, has called for strict legal enforcement following the Boulder terror attack. Ingraham emphasized the need for accountability and national security measures.
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NFL long snapper Jake McQuaide confronted church officials during Mass over allegations that a priest accessed pornography on a parish computer, leading to his removal by police. The incident sparked debate over accountability and transparency in addressing such accusations.
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Authorities in Washington state are intensifying their search for Travis Decker, a 32-year-old Army veteran suspected of murdering his three daughters. The ongoing man, the search is taking place in a dense forest region, where law enforcement officials are facing significant challenges due to the rugged terrain and limited visibility.
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Will Cain delves into the divide over the ‘One Big Beautiful Bill,’ with supporters praising its potential for progress and critics questioning its feasibility. Kennedy joins to discuss sensational stories influencing political discourse.
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Will Cain examines the polarizing ‘One Big Beautiful Bill’ and its impact on political discourse. Kennedy joins to discuss the latest scandals shaping pop culture and politics.
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Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene has expressed strong opposition to a provision in the One Big Beautiful Bill Act that would restrict states from regulating artificial intelligence for a decade, saying she would have voted against the measure if she had known about it. The provision, which would limit state regulatory authority over AI for 10…
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The Center for Practical Federalism is urging the USDA to review 4-H programs’ gender policies, citing instances where overnight housing was assigned based on self-identified gender rather than biological sex. The organization highlights the Rock Springs Ranch 4-H Camp in Kansas as a case where a male-born individual was housed with preteen girls without parental…
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A nonprofit group has raised concerns that multiple states still implement gender ideology policies in 4-H programs, despite federal regulations that have been rescinded, prompting calls for the USDA to reassess oversight standards.
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Two Chinese nationals have been charged with smuggling a dangerous crop-killing pathogen into the U.S., according to federal authorities. The couple, Yunqing Jian and her boyfriend Zunyong Liu, allegedly concealed Fusarium graminearum, a fungus that has devastating health effects on humans and causes billions of dollars in economic losses globally, in their luggage during multiple…
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A federal judge has closed the case against Trump trade advisor Peter Navarro over his alleged use of a private email for government business and mishandling of presidential records. The case, filed in 2022, was dismissed after the Trump-led Justice Department requested the court to do so.
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The FBI director has called a Chinese couple, charged with smuggling a ‘devastating’ pathogen to the U.S., a ‘direct threat to national security.’ Authorities have not yet disclosed the specific details of the pathogen or the method of smuggling.
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Eleven people have tragically died in a stampede at a cricket stadium in Bengaluru, India, following a fan celebration of their team’s win in the Indian Premier League final. The incident has raised concerns about safety measures at large public events.
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Alexi Lalas joins Jason McIntyre to discuss Christian Pulisic’s decision to sit out the Gold Cup, analyzing its impact on Team USA and whether it’s a strategic move for future competitions. The former MLS captain weighs in on the implications of Pulisic’s absence.
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Rep. Addison McDowell has introduced a bill to cap immigration parole admissions at 3,000 annually, citing national security risks and concerns over systemic abuse of the policy under the Biden administration. The legislation targets individuals from countries deemed ‘concerns’ like Cuba and Venezuela.
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A new bill proposes capping annual immigration parole admissions in the U.S. at 3,000 starting in 2029 and restricting parole for individuals from ‘countries of concern.’ The proposal, sponsored by North Carolina Republican Rep. Addison McDowell, aims to address concerns over the misuse of immigration parole under the Biden administration.
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Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer has condemned President Trump’s proposed budget bill, dubbing it the ‘We Are All Going to Die Act’ due to its potential impact on Medicaid and SNAP cuts. The plan could result in millions losing healthcare, leading to significant public backlash and financial hardship for vulnerable populations.
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Geert Wilders, the far-right firebrand known for his controversial rhetoric, has upped the ante on his political future by blowing up the governing coalition in the Netherlands. It’s a high stakes move which could backfire.
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Republican Virginia Attorney General Jason Miyares has referred Loudoun County Public Schools to the Justice Department over Title IX violations and alleged misuse of the law against students. The investigation suggests the district targeted students for expressing discomfort with transgender locker room policies.
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The California Senate approved a bill to allow inmates sentenced to life without parole to seek early release if their crimes were committed before age 26. The measure, introduced by Democratic Sen. Susan Rubio, faces strong opposition from Republicans who argue it undermines public safety and victim rights.
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The Trump administration has escalated its scrutiny of Columbia University, notifying the Middle States Commission on Higher Education that the Ivy League school fails to meet federal accreditation standards. The Department of Education’s Office of Civil Rights sent a notice to MSCHE, emphasizing the importance of compliance with federal civil rights laws and accreditation standards…
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Columbia University has been accused by the Trump administration of failing to meet accreditation standards, leading to potential loss of federal funding. This follows a previous cancellation of $40,000,000 in federal grants over alleged failures in protecting Jewish students from antisemitic harassment.
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The controversy has sparked a political debate over congressional stock trading, with Republicans and Democrats accusing each other of hypocrisy. Freshman GOP Rep. Rob Bresnahan faces scrutiny for continuing to trade stocks despite campaign promises to stop.
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The bipartisan conflict over congressional stock trading escalates as House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries criticizes GOP Rep. Rob Bresnahan for continued trading, while the NRCC accuses Jeffries of hypocrisy. Both parties have faced scrutiny for past violations, highlighting a broader ethical concern.
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President Trump’s healthcare agenda aims to reduce the influence of middlemen like insurance companies, PBMs, and hospitals, which drive up costs through inefficiencies. His initiatives focus on price transparency and market competition to lower healthcare expenses for families.
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A new study challenges the belief that European colonizers introduced leprosy to the Americas, revealing it had been present for thousands of years. Researchers identified a new bacterial species linked to the disease, reshaping historical understanding of its transmission.
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House Speaker Mike Johnson, R-La., dismissed Elon Musk’s criticism of the ‘big, beautiful bill’ as ‘flat wrong,’ emphasizing the need for long-term fiscal reform. The legislation aims to fund the Trump administration’s crackdown on illegal immigration amid concerns over the national debt crisis.
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Dr. Cate Shanahan has identified eight seed oils as harmful due to their processing methods and loss of nutrients, sparking debate. However, the American Heart Association disputes these claims, stating that seed oils are safe and the focus should be on reducing ultra-processed foods.
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The European Union has approved Bulgaria’s readiness to adopt the euro, setting the stage for the country to transition to the common currency by 2026. This decision marks a significant milestone in Bulgaria’s integration into the EU’s economic framework.
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The German government has proposed several new measures as it pushes on with plans to further curb irregular migration. This comes despite a legal setback this week when a court ruled pushbacks at the border unlawful.
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Elon Musk has called Trump’s ‘big, beautiful bill’ a ‘disgusting abomination,’ citing national debt concerns. Despite his influence in Republican politics, Trump’s base overwhelmingly supports the legislation, creating a rift within the GOP.