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Kirk Cousins Calls out NFL Rival After Practice Incident
Las Vegas Raiders quarterback Kirk Cousins called out an NFL rival after a practice incident earlier this week.
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Russia's Amazon Takes Desperate Measures To Avoid Ukrainian Strikes
The logo of Wildberries is being removed from its vehicles, according to reports.
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Chargers Receive Bad News About Injured Starter
The Los Angeles Chargers bad injury luck has continued along their offensive line.
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Jimmy Gomez Allegations: Full List of Congressmen Investigated This Term
A new allegation challenges Rep. Jimmy Gomez’s denial of misconduct as the Ethics Committee expands its inquiry.
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Cory Mills Florida Loss is Warning Sign for Max Miller in Ohio
The scandal-ridden congressman was ousted in a Florida GOP primary despite an endorsement from President Donald Trump.
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Why Netanyahu Needs Zohran Mamdani
Likud’s Mamdani billboard bets voters may rally against Netanyahu’s foreign critics, even if they are tired of the Israeli leader.
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Map Reveals Regions Where Insurers Are Dropping Homeowners at Record Rates
If premium hikes were not bad enough, U.S. homeowners now increasingly have to worry about keeping insurance coverage at all.
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Karmelo Anthony Seeks New Trial in Deadly Stabbing of Teen at Track Meet
Anthony, who is now 19, is currently serving a 35-year prison sentence in the case.
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Gen Z Doesn’t Fear China, but Also Doesn’t Know China
The reason may have less to do with TikTok than with a relationship between the two countries that has quietly collapsed.
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US Military Offers Soldiers Time Off To Play GTA 6
A spokesperson for the 3rd Infantry Division of Public affairs confirmed the initiative to Newsweek, ahead of the GTA release.
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GOP Chances of Losing Alaska Governor's Race as Dems Take Top Primary Spots
Democrats are hoping to win a governor's race in Alaska for the first time in nearly 30 years.
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Childless Americans Have a Retirement Problem
Americans without children are less confident about later life finances than parents—despite the cost of raising kids.
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Big 12 Player Spit on by Teammate Before Release: Report
A safety who recently transferred to TCU was allegedly spit on by a player and targeted by teammates before his dismissal.
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WNBA Star Shares 'Concerning' Reaction to Sophie Cunningham Controversy
A WNBA star shared her concerning reaction to comments on transgender athletes from Indiana Fever guard Sophie Cunningham.
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Breanna Stewart Makes WNBA History in Liberty Loss
The New York Liberty's Breanna Stewart reached a record-setting point tally during Tuesday's 93-86 loss to the Chicago Sky.
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Garrett Crochet Gets Real About Chances of Red Sox Return
Boston Red Sox pitcher Garrett Crochet is getting real about his potential return to the club this season.
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WNBA Breaks Silence After Security Forces Fans to Cover Transgender Shirts
The WNBA broke its silence after security forces fans to cover their shirts regarding transgender athletes in women's sports.
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Rams HC Provides Update on Potential Reunion With Aaron Donald
Los Angeles Rams head coach revealed where things stand with defensive tackle Aaron Donald.
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Caitlin Clark, Star Fever Teammate Make WNBA History in Win
Indiana Fever star Caitlin Clark and her four-time WNBA All-Star teammate made league history in the team's fifth-straight win.
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Donald Trump Suffers Worst Night for Endorsements of 2026 Cycle
Three Trump-backed Republicans lost primaries in Florida and Wyoming, exposing the limits of the president’s influence.
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Fever Coach Stephanie White Addresses Kelsey Mitchell Exit
Indiana Fever coach Stephanie White addressed the exit of star Kelsey Mitchell, who didn't return in the team's win over Toronto.
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Titans Add Veteran to Stable of Running Backs
The Tennessee Titans are adding more talent to their running back room.
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Why El Niño Snow May Not Solve Lake Mead Water Crisis
A strengthening El Niño could bring more snow to parts of the U.S., but its impact on Lake Mead is far from certain.
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CEO Pardoned by Donald Trump Arrested on Sexual Assault Charges
Jon Ponder, who was pardoned by President Trump in 2020, was arrested Tuesday for sexual assault-related charges, police said.
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