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Haliey Welch, formerly known as 'Hawk Tuah Girl,' appeared live on WFAN's The Carton Show in New York to perform her catchphrase and attempt to break the New York Mets' curse amid their poor performance. The appearance referenced her prior first-pitch ceremony with the Oakland Athletics.

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The June 17 post from the @DoWCTO account, styled as a military hawk's rallying cry, drew ridicule via a community note referencing a Trump-brokered peace deal after the 2026 Iran clash. The framework includes a $300 billion reconstruction fund for Iran, with over $150 billion already pledged by private investors, Gulf states, and others—no U.S. taxpayer money involved, as President Trump and VP Vance emphasized. Critics highlighted the irony of tough talk amid the fund, while supporters praised it as smart diplomacy ending conflict without troops.

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A gritty post calling for 'no mercy' and enemy nightmares hit millions of views—until a community note flipped the script with a $300 billion U.S.-Iran peace payout.

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In a Commissioner's Cup battle, rookie Olivia Miles of the Minnesota Lynx scored 29 points on 11-of-20 shooting, including three threes, nearly upsetting the Las Vegas Aces before falling 100-97. A'ja Wilson answered with 24 points and 10 rebounds, her seventh double-double, while Chelsea Gray helped seal it at the line for Las Vegas' sixth straight win and perfect 5-0 Cup record. Both teams stand 10-3 atop the West, with Miles earning Rookie of the Month honors after averaging 18.6 points, 5.1 rebounds, and 5.9 assists on elite shooting splits.

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Olivia Miles dropped a career-high 29 points, rallying the Lynx with 12 in the final six minutes to grab a late lead. But A'ja Wilson and the Aces hit clutch free throws to hold on.

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Fans of K-pop group ATEEZ, known as ATINY, are urging a boycott of DJ Steve Aoki's remix of the title track 'BAD' from the mini-album *GOLDEN HOUR: Part.5*, set for June 26 release. They cite Aoki's four performances in Israel despite BDS calls, his 2024 admission of using AI for lyrics and vocals, and his past NFT and crypto investments like Bored Ape Yacht Club and Shiba Inu. Groups like the U.S.- and Europe-based Bluebird streaming community pledged to stream other versions instead, focusing support on ATEEZ while avoiding what they view as problematic ties. KQ Entertainment and Aoki have not responded to the backlash.

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ATINY fans lit up with concern when they spotted Steve Aoki's name on ATEEZ's upcoming 'BAD' remix, quickly rallying to skip it amid his Israel shows, AI use, and crypto ventures.

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The U.S. Air Force bomber, registration 61-0018, arrived late Wednesday at the key partner facility near Awali, which hosts American forces and supports B-52 operations. Flight tracking showed it briefly activating radar over central Saudi Arabia before descending. The deployment comes during the four-month 2026 Iran war, following U.S.-Israeli strikes in February, recent escalations like Iran's downing of a U.S. Apache helicopter, and President Trump's warnings to Iran. Observers noted its cruise missile capability forces tighter defenses on Iranian sites, though the Pentagon offered no comment on its purpose, with some calling it routine positioning.

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A 1961 B-52 Stratofortress touched down at Bahrain's Shaikh Isa Air Base after a five-hour flight from Sicily, cruising high over Saudi Arabia as eyes turned to the Persian Gulf.

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FIFA introduced three-minute hydration breaks midway through each half of every 2026 World Cup match to protect players from summer heat in the U.S., Mexico, and Canada, even indoors or in cooler venues like Seattle. Bielsa argues they split the game into four periods instead of two, disrupting the sport's captivating rhythm that draws people in. Critics like Virgil van Dijk and Sean Dyche question their necessity and point to ad revenue for U.S. broadcaster Fox, estimated at $250 million, while data shows many goals come after restarts but purists say momentum suffers.

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Uruguay coach Marcelo Bielsa didn't hold back at a Miami presser, calling the new mandatory hydration breaks a threat to football's soul. Fans have been booing the announcements right alongside him.

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The No. 19 Cowboys (37-19) beat UCF 12-6 at Surprise Stadium, thanks to timely hits like Ryan 'Soup' Campbell's RBI single and Alex Conover's web gem plus ninth-inning triple. Reliever Mario Pesca earned the win with three scoreless innings and four strikeouts, while OSU scattered 12 hits in a game that tied at 5-5 after UCF's four-run fifth. Now 13-3 in their last 16, the hot-streak Pokes face top seed Kansas in Friday's 6:30 p.m. ET semifinal, fueling talk of them as a top NCAA regional host.

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Oklahoma State exploded for five runs in the eighth to break a tie, then sealed it with a triple that had Cowboy fans roaring.

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The debutants from Cape Verde fought back twice for a thrilling 2-2 draw against two-time champions Uruguay in Group H, earning their second point from two games. Pina scored early with a Roberto Carlos-style rocket, but Uruguay replied with goals from Maxi Araújo and Agustín Canobbio before halftime; substitute Hélio Varela equalized quickly in the second half. Goalkeeper Vozinha's mother, Ana Cándida Évora, finally watched from the stands after visa hurdles, proudly draped in the national flag as her son shone until the 44th minute. Both teams have four points, and a win could send Cape Verde into the knockouts.

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Kevin Pina curled a stunning 30-yard free kick past Uruguay's keeper, etching Cape Verde's first-ever World Cup goal into history at Hard Rock Stadium.

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Twitter user Squirrel Matador (@BudLightSadness) posted 'BREAKING NEWS: we have baby raccoons' along with images of the baby raccoons. The post sparked widespread discussion among followers.

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KILN, the new online multiplayer party brawler from Double Fine Productions, lets players craft custom pots that boost stats like health and speed before arena showdowns where teams bash foes and douse enemy kilns with water. Available on PS5, Xbox Series X|S, PC, and Xbox Game Pass Ultimate from day one, it costs $19.99 standard or $29.99 for extras like glazes. Xbox studios joined the fun with mascot pots from Compulsion Games, Gears of War, Halo, and more, while early Steam reviews call it 'Mostly Positive' for its quirky pottery sim fused with brawler action. Born from a 2017 prototype, KILN hit peak players over 190 on launch day.

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Imagine shaping your own ceramic pot on a wheel, then smashing rivals' creations in chaotic 4v4 battles. Double Fine's KILN brings that wild mix of creativity and destruction to life right now.

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French police, through the Office Anti-Cybercriminalité, have identified Google Pixel smartphones running the privacy-focused GrapheneOS as a tool employed by organized crime networks to protect communications by wiping data upon detection of forensic analysis. This was evident in the dismantling of the Paris-area 'Omar' synthetic drug ring, where a suspect's device reset itself during examination, denying key evidence to prosecutors. Officials are adapting protocols, such as using Faraday pouches, while GrapheneOS developers assert the open-source OS serves legitimate privacy needs for activists and others, criticizing media portrayals linking it to crime.

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Drug traffickers in France are using Google Pixel phones with GrapheneOS to automatically erase data when police intervene, thwarting investigations.

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Rhea Ripley, the new WWE Women's Champion, and Iyo Sky, teaming as RHIYO, defeated The Kabuki Warriors in the opening match on WWE Raw After WrestleMania in Las Vegas. The event aired on Netflix. Iyo Sky performed a botched suicide dive, landing awkwardly on her head.

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Roman Reigns retained the World Heavyweight Championship against cousin Jacob Fatu in a no-holds-barred Tribal Combat at WWE Clash in Italy, pinning him through a table with two Spears. The next night on Raw, Fatu acknowledged Reigns as Tribal Chief, growling he lost fair before joining the Bloodline alongside the reunited Usos. Reigns embraced him, saying 'I love you,' while Jimmy Uso warned the locker room of their strengthened unity. The moment capped a wild weekend with Italy's fans singing Reigns' theme amid 'OTC' cheers.

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In a Turin arena shaking with chants, Jacob Fatu dropped to one knee before Roman Reigns, raising the one-finger salute after a savage defeat.

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Jalen Duren of the Pistons, Walker Kessler of the Jazz, and Mark Williams of the Suns—restricted free agents with strong stats like Duren's 19.5 points and 10.5 rebounds—are targeting Chicago to create leverage for rich contracts their teams must match. The Bulls lead the league in cap room at $58.4 million and need center help after Nikola Vucevic's uncertain future, but fans are divided on whether to pursue amid front office changes. It's mostly a strategic play in offseason negotiations, with Chicago as the biggest checkbook despite leadership gaps.

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Three young centers are eyeing the Chicago Bulls' massive $58 million cap space this summer, using it to push for huge offers from their current teams.

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On January 30, during an anti-ICE rally outside Los Angeles' Metropolitan Detention Center, 25-year-old educational aide Jasmin Lamos was injured by an FN303 less-lethal marker round as clashes escalated and LAPD issued a dispersal order. Her attorney calls the face shot unjustified, leading to plans for state excessive force and federal civil rights claims amid her ongoing pain and PTSD. LAPD used the munitions amid reports of violent agitators and made about 50 arrests, while online views split between protest risks and concerns over head shots.

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Jasmin Lamos sat on a curb waiting for a ride when a less-lethal round struck her cheek, embedding fragments that now require surgeries and trigger migraines.

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In Seattle's Lumen Field, Egypt took a 1-0 lead early through Emam Ashour's strike off a Mohamed Salah assist, dominating with threats from Omar Marmoush. Belgium coach's bold move to sub on all-time top scorer Lukaku shifted everything, as his surging run led to defender Mohamed Hany's panicked own goal. Egypt's 18-year-old Barcelona prospect Hamza Abdelkarim debuted as their youngest World Cup player ever, with coach Hossam Hassan predicting a big future, while the 1-1 result keeps both teams in Group G contention.

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Romelu Lukaku stepped onto the pitch after 66 minutes—and just 22 seconds later, forced an own goal to equalize in a thrilling World Cup opener.

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Clips from the June 14 'Freedom 250' UFC event showed Melania in a sleek black outfit, chatting with fighters and beaming amid the crowd. Supporters hailed her as America's most elegant and beautiful First Lady, praising her grace, confidence, and recent initiatives like 'Fostering the Future' for foster youth. While polls favored her over Michelle Obama and Jill Biden, critics offered harsh jabs, revealing a partisan split. Her poised presence marked a lively contrast to her more reserved past.

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Melania Trump lit up the White House South Lawn with a wide smile at a UFC event celebrating President Trump's 80th birthday. One clip captured her happiest moment yet, drawing waves of admiration.

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During The Breakfast Club's 'Donkey of the Day' segment, Charlamagne awarded Hokit the title for his unprompted comment—'Michelle Obama is a man. Am I right, America?'—made after praising President Trump for hosting the historic UFC Freedom 250 event. Charlamagne argued it showed how the Obamas' standard of 'decency and class' has vanished, now replaced by something far lower. The monologue drew sharp divides online, with some praising the contrast to past presidencies and others defending the Obamas' record while questioning Charlamagne's past choices. It all unfolded as the Obama Presidential Center prepares to open in Chicago this week.

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After UFC fighter Josh Hokit capped his knockout win on the White House South Lawn with a crude remark about Michelle Obama, radio host Charlamagne tha God didn't hold back on his show.

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England reshuffled their XI with caps for Jordan Cox, Sonny Baker, and James Rew, going all-pace with Jofra Archer and no spinner to chase a series win. Ben Stokes sits out an ECB probe into a nightclub incident, while Ollie Robinson nurses knee soreness and Jamie Smith celebrates his new baby girl. Root, carrying massive stats—more runs and wickets than the rest combined—insists drinking incidents are on the decline, as the team banks on youth and fire against New Zealand.

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Joe Root steps up as interim captain, leading a fresh-faced England side with three debutants into a must-win Test at The Oval. It's a bold move after their gritty win at Lord's.

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In the video posted Wednesday, Newsom cheers the USMNT while standing on a grassy field, promoting California's hosting of eight matches at SoFi Stadium—including the team's opener against Paraguay on June 12—and six at Levi's Stadium. Critics mocked the hand trick, jabbing that soccer uses feet, not hands, in a wave of lighthearted online ribbing. The promotion highlights the tri-nation tournament's economic promise, with up to $1.2 billion expected from visitors and $10 million budgeted by the state, even as some replies raised local concerns like homelessness.

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Governor Gavin Newsom spun a soccer ball on his finger like a basketball pro, then kicked it away with the Golden Gate Bridge shining behind him. The clip hyping California's World Cup role quickly became meme fodder.

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In an NBC interview, former President Obama faulted Trump's 2018 withdrawal from the 2015 JCPOA for enabling Iran's nuclear advances, arguing the February-sparked war achieved no real progress. Trump and Iran's Masoud Pezeshkian signed the 14-point Islamabad Memorandum on June 17, mediated by Pakistan, which extends a 60-day ceasefire, reopens the Strait of Hormuz, pledges no nuclear pursuit, and includes sanctions relief plus a $300 billion reconstruction fund from regional partners. Tensions quickly resurfaced as Iran reclosed the Strait citing Israeli actions in Lebanon, prompting IRGC threats, canceled talks, and warnings that Netanyahu may undermine the pact, even as a limited Israel-Hezbollah ceasefire took hold Friday.

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Barack Obama looked back at his nuclear deal with Iran and said the recent war has left the U.S. worse off, with lives lost and billions spent for little gain.

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Dr. Raquel Fortun reported initial autopsy results on five of the 19 individuals killed during a military operation by the 79th Infantry Battalion in Brgy. Salamanca, Toboso, Negros Occidental. Findings noted gunshot wounds on the back, mishandling of bodies, and misidentification including the body of artist and researcher Errol Wendel. Victims included UP Diliman student leader Alyssa Alano and community journalist RJ Nichole Ledesma.

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Jordan's national team, the Nashama, made their first-ever World Cup appearance against Austria at Levi's Stadium in Santa Clara, with fans filling the second-century arena to capacity for a 6 a.m. kickoff. Ali Olwan scored Jordan's historic first World Cup goal in the 50th minute to tie it 1-1, sparking wild celebrations, but Austria pulled ahead with an own goal and a late penalty for a 3-1 win. Prime Minister Jafar Hassan joined the crowd in chants and songs, while supporters called it pure love for the homeland amid the blend of ancient history and football passion. Jordan faces Algeria next on June 22, then Argentina.

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As dawn broke over Amman's 2,000-year-old Roman Theatre, thousands of Jordanian fans waved red, white, and black flags, turning the ancient stone seats into a pulsing heartbeat of national pride.

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Spain dominated Saudi Arabia 4-0 in their second Group H match at the 2026 World Cup in Atlanta, with Lamine Yamal scoring early and Mikel Oyarzabal netting twice quickly. Substitute Torres saw his late tap-in ruled out by a marginal offside after a long VAR check, but his raw plea captured fans' hearts and drew sympathy from Spain and Barcelona supporters amid his recent struggles. The win puts La Roja atop the group on four points, while Torres' moment reminded everyone of the game's deep emotional pull.

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Ferrán Torres tapped in what he desperately hoped would be his World Cup goal, mouthing 'por favor, que sea gol'—please, let it be a goal—as he struck the ball in stoppage time.

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The FC Barcelona center-back anchored Spain's defense for a second straight clean sheet, first in a 0-0 draw with Cape Verde and then in Sunday's 4-0 thrashing in Atlanta. Goals from Lamine Yamal, Mikel Oyarzabal's brace, and an own goal lifted Spain to four points atop Group H. Across 180 minutes, Cubarsí boasts 107/109 passes against Cape Verde and 98/99 versus Saudi Arabia, plus four recoveries, three clearances, and two interceptions—no dribbles past in his last five Spain starts.

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At just 19, Pau Cubarsí read the game like a veteran, completing 98 of 99 passes in Spain's dominant win over Saudi Arabia.

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From the BOK Center, SmackDown delivered Jacy Jayne's upset win over Charlotte Flair thanks to Fatal Influence interference, Rhea Ripley's ring-clearing save, and champions Paige and Brie Bella defending their tag titles. Bloodline chaos escalated as Solo Sikoa warned Jacob Fatu while Tama Tonga ambushed the Usos and tag champs Damian Priest and R-Truth. Rhodes battled Saints in a main event clash, blending fresh NXT faces with feuds building to Backlash.

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Cody Rhodes stormed the ring fresh off medical clearance, only to clash with NXT call-up Ricky Saints in a high-energy opener that set Tulsa buzzing.

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The 32-year-old right-back, Wellington Phoenix's seventh-most capped player with 149 appearances since 2019, joins Club Olimpia—Paraguay's 'Rey de Copas' with 48 league titles—for an undisclosed fee, pending a medical after New Zealand's 2026 World Cup. His Instagram followers exploded from 4,000-5,000 to nearly 6 million after an Argentine influencer called him the 'least known' player, sparking memes like 'No Payne, no gain.' Payne shared a heartfelt farewell video, excited for Olimpia's history and the cultural fit for his family with Latin roots, signing off in Spanish: 'Estoy listo.' Phoenix fans offered bittersweet thanks, while Olimpia hyped his World Cup experience for continental competitions.

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Tim Payne's viral World Cup moment turned a steady New Zealand defender into a global sensation, now landing him at South America's most decorated club.

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The debutants from Cape Verde fought back twice for a thrilling 2-2 draw against two-time champions Uruguay in Group H, earning their second point from two games. Pina scored early with a Roberto Carlos-style rocket, but Uruguay replied with goals from Maxi Araújo and Agustín Canobbio before halftime; substitute Hélio Varela equalized quickly in the second half. Goalkeeper Vozinha's mother, Ana Cándida Évora, finally watched from the stands after visa hurdles, proudly draped in the national flag as her son shone until the 44th minute. Both teams have four points, and a win could send Cape Verde into the knockouts.

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Kevin Pina curled a stunning 30-yard free kick past Uruguay's keeper, etching Cape Verde's first-ever World Cup goal into history at Hard Rock Stadium.

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Diario AS reports on June 18 that Real Madrid plans to keep Uruguayan captain Federico Valverde under José Mourinho, instead eyeing sales of Aurélien Tchouaméni and Eduardo Camavinga to fund a reshuffle. The decision follows heavy spending last year on players like Trent Alexander-Arnold and an overcrowded midfield, plus a May training-ground fight between Valverde and Tchouaméni that led to €500,000 fines for each. Madrid aims to build around Valverde and Jude Bellingham while targeting box-to-box talents like Enzo Fernández, with fans celebrating the news and Manchester United eyeing the French duo.

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Real Madrid fans breathed a collective sigh of relief when reports confirmed Fede Valverde stays put as their midfield anchor. After a heated training clash that sent him to the hospital, the club is trimming elsewhere to rebuild.

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During live Fox & Friends Weekend coverage of the U.S. men's 2-0 victory over Australia—sealed by an own goal and Alex Freeman's strike—Vance joked that Iranians saw videos of Europeans at Buc-ee's and couldn't resist America's gas station empire. The remark highlighted the June 17 memorandum of understanding signed by President Trump in France and Iran's Masoud Pezeshkian in Tehran, halting hostilities, reopening the Strait of Hormuz, and starting 60 days of talks on sanctions and nuclear issues. Vance tied the humor to World Cup fans like German supporter 'Freddy' discovering Buc-ee's massive pumps, clean restrooms, and snacks, blending U.S. soccer success with cultural charm.

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With the U.S. men's soccer team celebrating a World Cup win on screen, Vice President J.D. Vance grinned and quipped that Buc-ee's beaver nuggets convinced Iran to sign the peace deal.

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