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White House defends WNBA star Sophie Cunningham after she speaks out in support of protecting women’s sports
The White House has backed Indiana Fever player Sophie Cunningham after she publicly argued that transgender women should not compete in women’s sport. Press secretary Karoline Leavitt said men should not play in women’s competitions, placing Cunningham’s remarks within the wider political debate over transgender participation and protections for female athletes. The article reports that…
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South African singer Tyla is set to release her second album, ‘A*POP’, later on 23 July. The record follows her successful 2024 self-titled debut and is presented as a more mature, personal stage in her career, shaped by her growth as an artist and individual. The 14-track album includes ‘She Did It Again’, featuring Zara…
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Heartbreaking update on mother-of-three who lost her legs in boat propeller accident while enjoying day on Utah lake
A Utah mother of three, Lilia Reynaga, has lost both her legs after being struck by a boat propeller during a family outing on Bear Lake. The accident has left her family devastated and facing a long recovery, with loved ones sharing updates on her condition as she comes to terms with the life-changing injuries.…
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Corsair’s PC case with a panoramic glass design is $70 off
Corsair’s Frame 4500X RS PC case has been reduced to $119.99 at Amazon, Best Buy and Corsair, cutting $70 from its usual $190 price. The discount may appeal to PC builders seeking a visually distinctive case with broad compatibility and flexible cooling options. The case supports EATX motherboards and graphics cards up to 460mm long,…
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Dem Rhode Island lawmaker threatens ICE: ‘Your day of reckoning will come m—– f——‘
Rhode Island Democratic state representative Enrique Sanchez directed an angry social-media message at US Immigration and Customs Enforcement, saying the agency’s “day of reckoning” would come. The post followed his criticism of ICE’s immigration-enforcement tactics and reflects increasingly confrontational rhetoric surrounding the Trump administration’s crackdown on illegal immigration. Fox News reported that Sanchez posted the…
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Alex Murdaugh ranks among South Carolina’s biggest tax deadbeats while awaiting new murder trial
Alex Murdaugh, the former South Carolina lawyer awaiting a new murder trial over the deaths of his wife and son, is also facing more than $1.6 million in unpaid state taxes, penalties and interest. Newly published records place him among South Carolina’s largest individual tax delinquents, adding a significant financial matter alongside his criminal case.…
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Anderson’s journey to England star and Man City record signing
Elliot Anderson has completed a club-record £116m move from Nottingham Forest to Manchester City after becoming a key figure for England at the World Cup. The transfer underlines his rapid rise from a highly regarded Tyneside schoolboy to one of English football’s most valuable players, while highlighting Newcastle United’s regret at having to sell him…
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Dem supported ‘Green New Deal’ after receiving nearly $60k from energy groups, now wants Congressional seat
Democratic congressional candidate Sean McCann is facing scrutiny over his energy-policy record after accepting at least $57,600 in contributions from DTE Energy while supporting Green New Deal policies. The issue matters because critics argue the combination raises questions about his stance on energy costs and his relationship with utility interests as he seeks office in…
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Dinoblade, out now, is equal parts janky, genuinely sick and silly as hell
Dinoblade has launched as an action game in which dinosaurs wield bladed weapons, expanding on a viral animation by developer Jean Nguyen from four years ago. The reviewer finds its deliberately absurd premise and responsive combat genuinely enjoyable, suggesting it succeeds as more than a novelty inspired by an internet clip. Players control a spinosaurus…
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No-nonsense dad has built thriving business evicting SQUATTERS using host of hilarious tricks including boarding them up inside homes they refuse to leave
The article reports that Mikey Lewis, a father in Maryland, has built a business focused on removing alleged squatters from properties in Baltimore. It highlights unconventional tactics he says he uses to persuade occupants to leave, presenting his work as a response to the difficulties property owners can face recovering vacant homes. The available text…