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MAGA accounts are resurfacing tweets from five years ago by Texas Democratic Senate candidate Colin Allred during his special election race against Jasmine Crockett. Texas Republicans plan to spend $50 million amplifying these old posts to influence Trump voters.

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Live from the PowerrrStation on Comet TV at 4 p.m. ET, the episode featured Mason risking the 'Ten Pounds of Gold' in a no-limits clash backed by The Southern Six, plus the 40th Crockett Cup finals where underdog Titans of Calamity faced NWA tradition-bearers Country Gentlemen. Billy Corgan hyped the anniversary tournament as a place where history lives. The card also debuted the 'Kiss My Boots' grudge match between Daisy Kill and Eric Smalls, where the loser kisses the winner's boots after months of bad blood.

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Thrillbilly Silas Mason defended his NWA Worlds Heavyweight Championship in a wild falls-count-anywhere brawl against rival Bryan Idol, with high-flying dives stealing the spotlight.

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After France's 3-1 win over Senegal in their Group I opener at MetLife Stadium, Kylian Mbappé scored twice to become Les Bleus' all-time leading scorer with 58 goals, while Michael Olise earned man-of-the-match with a key assist. Zlatan fired back at the U.S. pundits' criticism of France's first half, saying 'Ignorant people will say it's arrogance. Intelligent people will say it's confidence.' The star-studded Fox panel, featuring Zlatan, Thierry Henry, Lalas, and Donovan, has crackled with egos and side-eyes, turning analysis into must-watch entertainment that fans are calling comedy gold.

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Zlatan Ibrahimović didn't hold back in Fox Sports' World Cup studio, telling Alexi Lalas and Landon Donovan that France's strong play wasn't arrogance—it was confidence.

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A Supreme Court ruling in Louisiana v. Callais struck down race-based congressional districts, prompting Republican-led states to redraw maps. In Louisiana, Governor Jeff Landry suspended primaries and approved a new map eliminating one majority-Black district, rescheduling elections for November. Alabama tried a similar shift but a federal panel blocked it for racial discrimination, keeping the current map for 2026. Democrats see voter suppression; Republicans say the maps follow court rules banning race-driven lines.

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Governor Gavin Newsom didn't hold back, labeling Republican moves in Louisiana and Alabama as 'stone cold racism' aimed at Black voters. His words drew sharp pushback from critics pointing to Democratic gerrymandering.

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The meme exploded from a May 24 post by @RossKneeDeep, gaining over 14,000 likes and replies mocking Kid Rock's music as forgettable or worse, with jabs about selling catalytic converters. Democratic strategist Jon Cooper boosted it, turning the hoax into motivation to vote blue. Fact-checker Lead Stories debunked it on May 25, finding no evidence on Kid Rock's sites or statements—his recent posts honored veterans instead. The satire highlights how partisan jokes mix politics and pop culture ahead of the midterms.

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A cheeky image of Kid Rock in cowboy gear promises no more tunes if Democrats snag the House in 2026 midterms. Left-leaning folks jumped in with joy, firing off quips like 'Don't threaten me with a good time.'

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Ledbetter, the longest-tenured beat writer in Falcons history, attended 351 games and chronicled six head coaches, pivotal drafts like Matt Ryan's, and highs like NFC top seeds alongside lows such as the Super Bowl LI collapse. His sharp reporting earned top awards, including the 2024 Bill Nunn Jr. Award with a Pro Football Hall of Fame plaque, and drew praise from peers for his mentorship, honesty, and kindness—like turning a coach's 'fine' into charity. While fans offered tributes alongside some critiques, Ledbetter called his voluntary exit 'a blast,' leaving big shoes to fill as the Falcons aim for a turnaround.

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After 22 years, four months, and 19 days covering every Falcons twist—from Super Bowl heartbreak to scandal lows—D. Orlando Ledbetter penned his final dispatch with quiet pride.

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Kansas City picked up right-hander Randy Dobnak from Seattle for cash on Wednesday, adding him to the 40-man roster and sending him to Triple-A Omaha after he triggered a clause in his minor-league deal. The 31-year-old, a familiar name from his Twins stint with a 4.86 career ERA, could offer spot relief if called up amid the Royals' rotation woes—ace Seth Lugo has a concussion, Kris Bubic elbow soreness, and Cole Ragans heads to the 60-day IL. At 29-45 and 10½ games back in the AL Central, fans grumbled about the low-key grab, reviving old 'Uber Driver' memes from Dobnak's pre-MLB days while questioning the front office's priorities.

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The Royals, buried in last place and hammered by injuries, made a quiet move to add some pitching depth with Randy Dobnak.

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On Friday, the Kentucky Republican responded to Israel's strikes on 150 Hezbollah targets in Lebanon—following 72 rocket and drone attacks during a truce—by calling for an end to U.S. aid, a stance that drew over 70,000 likes. The post came amid a renewed ceasefire mediated by the U.S., Qatar, and Iran, testing a recent U.S.-Iran deal for nuclear talks signed by President Trump on June 17. Massie, who recently lost his Republican primary to a Trump-backed challenger, reiterated concerns that Netanyahu could pull the U.S. back into war, highlighting GOP divides over foreign aid that totals $3.8 billion annually to Israel.

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U.S. Rep. Thomas Massie quoted Netanyahu's airstrike announcement and fired back, labeling him a 'blood thirsty war criminal' while pushing to cut American aid for quicker Middle East peace.

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The 57-year-old, arrested Tuesday by the Hawks at O.R. Tambo Airport after 100 days in U.S. immigration detention, appeared briefly Thursday in Pretoria's Specialised Commercial Crimes Court. Charges include fraud, theft, forgery, corruption, and perjury tied to the 2010 unlawful sale of Johannesburg Property Company homes, with losses over R100 million as buyers paid but funds vanished. His case postponed to June 26 for a bail hearing prosecutors will oppose; his wife Mel, emotional in court, watched as he remains in custody at Kgosi Mampuru II. Once a prominent attorney struck off in 2011, Viljoen's fall includes a R71 million U.S. damages award against him and Mel for a nails franchise dispute.

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Peet Viljoen stepped into Pretoria court straight from U.S. deportation and a Florida grocery theft bust, now staring down over 400 South African fraud charges from a massive property scam.

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In a post gaining nearly 4,000 likes, Plies contrasted backlash to a rumored affordable 'Royal Pop' Audemars Piguet watch—criticized by stars like DDG for cheapening luxury—with the Supreme Court's April 29 ruling in Louisiana v. Callais, which civil rights groups say weakens Voting Rights Act protections by requiring proof of intentional discrimination. He also highlighted a Trump executive order on citizenship verification for ballots, seen by some as a barrier to minority turnout. Reactions praised his focus on real issues or dismissed him as a Democratic shill, underscoring tensions between materialism and civic priorities in the Black community.

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Rapper Plies paused the hip-hop watch drama to ask a pointed question: why the fury over a $300 Audemars Piguet when Supreme Court rulings and White House moves target Black voting power?

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Last Wednesday, 88-year-old Ray suffered a fatal fall and cardiac arrest during a forceful handbag snatch at Victoria Court II apartment block in Arona, Tenerife. Emergency teams revived him briefly before he passed away in hospital overnight Friday to Saturday. Spain's National Police have identified a young Senegalese man with prior robbery records as the prime suspect via CCTV and witnesses, probing the case as possible negligent homicide amid a pattern of attacks on elderly visitors. Friends remember Ray as a lovely man enjoying his birthday at a local pub, with expats now calling for more patrols in the area.

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Ray and his wife were simply celebrating his 88th birthday in Los Cristianos when a robber's grab for her handbag turned deadly, leaving flowers at the spot today.

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During Day 2 of the 2026 NFL Draft at Acrisure Stadium, Goodell revealed the Browns selecting Ohio State QB Connor Roarke No. 1 for Hulu's upcoming series The Land, a family drama about a Browns coach played by Christopher Meloni whose son is the drafted player. Created by Dan Fogelman of This Is Us fame, the show features William H. Macy as team owner, Mandy Moore, and Chace Crawford, with production starting late last year in Cleveland. Fans reacted with Draft Day jokes and hopes for Browns QB luck, blending draft excitement with Hollywood during a busy trade-filled event.

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The Pittsburgh crowd roared as Commissioner Roger Goodell announced the Cleveland Browns taking a quarterback first overall—only to discover it was a scripted TV moment.

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On June 11, @stocktalkweekly posted: 'IRAN AGREES TO OPEN STRAIT OF HORMUZ IN RETURN FOR SPACEX IPO ALLOCATION,' blending SpaceX's massive Friday Nasdaq debut at $135 per share with U.S.-Iran clashes over the oil chokepoint. The account quickly clarified it was satire, laughing off doubters while replies mixed chuckles like 'Funniest thing is people asking "is this real"' and playful quips about Iran selling shares early. No real links exist between the two, but the gag captured wild hype for SpaceX's $75 billion raise and ongoing Strait of Hormuz risks from the 2026 conflict.

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A simple joke post pictured Iran swapping access to a vital oil route for SpaceX stock—and thousands hit like amid IPO buzz and real tensions.

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Democratic Senate candidate James Talarico, a former teacher and Texas state representative, debuted his first general election TV ad Thursday with an over-$800,000 Spanish-language buy on Telemundo. The 30-second spot airs during every U.S. and Mexico group stage match in the 2026 World Cup, portraying him as a defender of public schools, Social Security, Medicare, and higher taxes on billionaires—likening his campaign to a gritty soccer team needing voter support. Targeting nearly 8 million Spanish speakers among Texas' 31 million residents, the ad builds on Talarico's strong polling lead with Latino voters, who cast nearly one in four ballots in 2024, in his race against Republican Ken Paxton.

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As Mexico faces South Africa tonight, James Talarico's voice will echo through homes with a soccer chant: '¡Talaricooooooooo!' It's his big pitch to Texas families.

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