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Enes Kanter Freedom declares for 2027 WNBA Draft
Former NBA player and activist Enes Kanter Freedom has declared for the 2027 WNBA Draft, according to the article’s headline. The announcement is notable because the WNBA is a women’s professional league and its draft eligibility rules would ordinarily preclude a male former NBA player from entering. No further reporting, quotations or supporting details were…
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Protect College Sports Act stalls in overnight Senate showdown, vote pushed to September after chaotic evening
The Protect College Sports Act failed to secure a Senate vote during a late-night push that continued into the early hours of Saturday, despite public support from President Donald Trump. The setback delays action on legislation intended to address issues in college sport and shows that supporters were unable to overcome procedural and political resistance…
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Dem Senate hopeful flip-flops on emerging issue impacting communities across US
Former Democratic senator Sherrod Brown is facing scrutiny over an apparent shift in his stance on data centres as he seeks to return to the US Senate. Fox News reports that he previously welcomed Amazon’s data-centre expansion in Ohio but now opposes further development, highlighting the political significance of rapidly growing concerns about energy use…
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A Trial: After An Enemy of the People review – Wagner Moura upends Ibsen and keeps us guessing
Christiane Jatahy’s A Trial reworks Ibsen’s An Enemy of the People into an interactive contemporary drama in which Wagner Moura’s Thomas Stockmann is judged for exposing contaminated water in a Brazilian spa town. The production turns the audience into participants, blurring fiction and reality while asking whether speaking out can justify the personal and economic…
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Houthi strikes on Saudi military targets fuel fears of wider Yemen conflict
Houthi rebels launched missiles and drones at targets in Saudi Arabia, including energy and infrastructure sites, in an escalation of the Yemen war. The attacks heightened concern that the conflict could spread further across the region and disrupt oil supplies at a time of already strained global energy markets. Saudi authorities said they intercepted a…
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US pledges $1bn support to Colombia as Trump-backed president sworn in
The United States has pledged $1bn in support to Colombia following the inauguration of President Abelardo de la Espriella, a Trump-backed right-wing leader. The package signals a marked improvement in relations after tensions with his left-wing predecessor, Gustavo Petro, and supports a shared focus on organised crime, migration and closer security cooperation. De la Espriella…
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BROADCAST BIAS: Networks cover for radical Hasan Piker despite ties to Senate nominee
Fox News opinion writer argues that broadcast networks have failed to scrutinise Michigan Democratic Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed’s association with streamer and podcaster Hasan Piker. The article says El-Sayed campaigned with Piker and has declined to condemn his views, presenting this as a vulnerability as El-Sayed prepares to face Republican Mike Rogers in the general…
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Super-rich complain but experts welcome Mamdani’s pied-à-terre tax
New York City has introduced a pied-à-terre tax on high-value homes that are not owners’ main residences, prompting criticism from wealthy property owners and supporters of mayor Zohran Mamdani’s opponents. Advocates argue it is a fair way to raise revenue, reduce inequality and potentially improve housing affordability in a city facing severe living-cost pressures. The…
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Socialist wave ‘ripping America apart’ will hit a wall with Michigan voters: Rising star House candidate
Republican congressional candidate Mike Bouchard Jr. said Abdul El-Sayed’s narrow Democratic Senate primary victory does not indicate that Michigan voters broadly support socialism. Speaking to Fox News Digital after his own primary win, Bouchard argued that El-Sayed’s progressive message is divisive and said he expected it to face resistance among Michigan voters. Bouchard, the GOP…
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Opinion: Europe’s summer of heat
Europe is experiencing an unusually hot summer, with heatwaves, drought and wildfires affecting countries across the continent. The article argues that the disruption illustrates how extreme heat is becoming a more serious public-health, environmental and economic challenge, and why governments must prepare for more frequent severe weather. High temperatures have strained transport and energy systems,…