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OnlyFans models, witches haunt Dem’s campaign in toss-up House race: report

  • Mendoza's campaign Instagram followed OnlyFans and witch accounts
  • She is a Marine veteran challenging Rep. Juan Ciscomani in Arizona
  • The race is seen as a toss-up in the 2026 midterms

A recent report found that the campaign Instagram account of JoAnna Mendoza, a Democrat and Marine Corps veteran running against Republican incumbent Juan Ciscomani in Arizona, was following accounts belonging to OnlyFans models and self-described witches. The revelation is politically awkward for Mendoza, whose contest is considered one…

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Players ‘puzzled’ by tactics but Tuchel left himself no other option with his squad picks

  • England's semi-final defeat to Argentina exposed tactical and selection flaws
  • Tuchel snubbed creative players like Foden and Palmer for physicality
  • Mainoo unused all tournament; Saka left on bench against Argentina

Thomas Tuchel's squad selection and tactical choices have come under scrutiny after England's World Cup campaign ended in a semi-final collapse against Argentina, with players reportedly "puzzled" by his overly defensive approach after leading 1-0. Despite building his reputation on demanding intensity and a Premier League-style physicality, Tuchel…

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WATCH: GOP senators tear into former Biden pardon attorney over push to spare ‘mass murderers’ from death row

  • Republicans challenged clemency recommendations for federal death-row inmates.
  • Dylann Roof was cited as a central example.
  • The hearing highlighted divisions over the death penalty.

Republican senators Josh Hawley and Eric Schmitt challenged former Biden pardon attorney Elizabeth Oyer over recommendations that President Biden consider commuting the sentences of all 40 federal death-row prisoners, including Dylann Roof. The exchange at a hearing involving Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche focused on whether clemency proposals…

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Nepo-son Xavier Trudeau 18, silences crowd with auto-tuned rap performance at music festival, as his father Justin cavorts with Katy Perry

  • Xavier Trudeau, 18, performed an auto-tuned rap set at a music festival
  • His father Justin Trudeau was seen at the event with Katy Perry
  • Coverage frames him as benefiting from his famous surname

Xavier Trudeau, the 18-year-old son of former Canadian prime minister Justin Trudeau, reportedly took to the stage at a music festival to perform an auto-tuned rap set that drew a strong reaction from the crowd. The performance attracted attention partly because of his family name, with commentators framing…

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Ramaswamy torches Dem rival over ‘outrageous’ COVID-19 claim: ‘Spewing lies’

  • Acton’s COVID mortality claim sparked criticism from Ramaswamy.
  • Ramaswamy says the 50% figure is false and inflammatory.
  • The row centres on Ohio’s pandemic-era restrictions.

Ohio Democratic gubernatorial nominee Amy Acton has drawn criticism from Republican rival Vivek Ramaswamy after referring to COVID-19 mortality rates as having reached 50% during the pandemic. Ramaswamy called the claim “outrageous” and accused her of repeating falsehoods to defend decisions made during Ohio’s lockdown period, making the…

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Fear of humanoid robots spurs human workers to strike at Hyundai auto factory

  • Hyundai workers are striking over planned humanoid robot deployment.
  • The dispute raises concerns over jobs, pay and reduced working hours.
  • Hyundai plans large-scale Atlas robot use from 2028.

Thousands of unionised Hyundai workers in South Korea have begun partial strikes over the company’s plans to introduce Atlas humanoid robots into its factories. The dispute is significant because it is being described as the car industry’s first factory stoppage specifically linked to humanoid robots, highlighting growing labour…

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Lindsey Vonn turns heads at the ESPYs, the US men’s team was disgustingly snubbed & Dechambeau fires back

  • OutKick's "Nightcaps" column recaps the 2026 ESPY Awards
  • Lindsey Vonn's ESPYs look and a US team "snub" flagged
  • Bryson DeChambeau reportedly responded to criticism

This piece is an instalment of OutKick's daily "Nightcaps" column, a roundup of sports and culture stories from the past 24 hours, with this edition centred on the 2026 ESPY Awards and the reaction to it. The headline points to three separate threads within the column: skier Lindsey…

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Netflix K-Drama ‘Teach You A Lesson’ Among Most-Watched Series Globally In First Half Of 2026

  • "Teach You A Lesson" hit 54.9m views in six weeks on Netflix
  • On track to be Netflix's second-biggest Korean show after "Squid Game"
  • Topped South Korea's TV chart for three straight weeks

Netflix's Korean drama "Teach You A Lesson" has emerged as one of the streamer's biggest global hits of the year, ranking sixth among the most-watched series worldwide in the first half of 2026 despite premiering as late as 5 June. The action series has notched up 54.9 million…

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Kemi demands Andy Burnham stop bowing to ‘Net Zero zealots’ like Ed Miliband and back North Sea oil and gas drilling

  • Badenoch urges Burnham to back North Sea oil and gas drilling.
  • She accuses Labour figures like Miliband of "Net Zero zealotry".
  • Row highlights ongoing Tory-Labour clash over UK energy policy.

Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch has called on Greater Manchester mayor Andy Burnham to abandon what she describes as deference to "Net Zero zealots" such as Energy Secretary Ed Miliband, urging him instead to support new North Sea oil and gas drilling. The intervention reflects the Conservatives' continuing push…

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Moving healthcare to Britain’s struggling high streets could deliver £13billion boost for local businesses and ease pressure on NHS

  • Report claims moving healthcare to high streets could add £13bn
  • Plan aims to boost struggling local businesses and footfall
  • Move could also ease pressure on NHS capacity

A new report suggests that relocating healthcare services onto Britain's high streets could generate a £13 billion boost for struggling local businesses while easing pressure on the NHS. The proposal reflects growing interest in repurposing empty shops and town centre premises for GP surgeries, pharmacies and other health…

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