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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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Released on May 22, 2001, from the band's album *ANThology*, the track topped Billboard's Modern Rock chart, hit No. 23 on the Hot 100, and dominated Australia's charts for eight weeks, fueled by MTV and its WWE-tied backyard wrestling video. Fans cherish it as a nu-metal gem from their Warped Tour days, while critics call out the visuals—like bassist Tye Zamora's expressions—and label it early-2000s embarrassment. Michael Jackson praised it after approving the video, yet the band's post-success struggles with a bus fire and lineup changes couldn't dim its enduring nostalgia as a pre-9/11 summer staple.

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Michael Jackson gave it his seal of approval, but 25 years on, Alien Ant Farm's 'Smooth Criminal' cover still splits opinions between nu-metal fans and cringe haters.

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Nearly 40 years after Apple's visionary Knowledge Navigator video showed a professor chatting with an AI agent, startup Tavus brought it to life with Dom, a real-time assistant demoed live on a Mac. Dom scans screens, generates 3D files for a YC water bottle adapter, pays parking tickets, and syncs playlists, all powered by Cerebras inference on a massive Moonshot AI model running at blazing speeds. Founder Hassaan Raza calls it the next evolution of interfaces; while early with some glitches, it's set for a polished release late this year.

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A silver-haired AI named Dom pops up on a Mac screen, greets its user warmly, and jumps into action—handling 3D prints, calendars, and payments just like Apple's long-ago dream.

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On June 10, several hundred rallied from O'Connell Street to Leinster House, citing asylum backlogs, housing pressures, and a recent Belfast stabbing by a Sudanese man charged with attempted murder. The mostly peaceful event saw some clashes with police, while across the border, riots erupted in Belfast starting June 9, with crowds torching homes and vehicles linked to immigrants, prompting water cannons and arrests. As the EU pact mandates faster screenings and deportations, Irish flags symbolize resistance for some, drawing global support online, though critics warn of far-right risks and urge calm.

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Protesters waved Irish tricolor flags through Dublin streets, chanting for a referendum to halt the new EU migration rules taking effect this week.

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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 2026 FIFA World Cup introduced mandatory three-minute hydration breaks around the 22nd minute of each half in all 104 matches, aimed at player welfare amid North America's summer heat. Fans boo the interruptions that chop seamless halves into quarters, while coaches like Uruguay's Marcelo Bielsa argue it changes football's cultural essence and kills momentum—though some, like Germany's Julian Nagelsmann, use the pauses for tactics. FIFA defends the uniform rule for fairness, despite backlash from stadium jeers and online parodies, as broadcasters cash in on ad slots.

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Players pause mid-match to sip from teacups, sparking boos from crowds and memes of Germans chugging beers. England's 1-0 lead over Croatia turned into a viral parody at the 22nd-minute break.

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The 2026 FIFA World Cup introduced mandatory three-minute hydration breaks around the 22nd minute of each half in all 104 matches, aimed at player welfare amid North America's summer heat. Fans boo the interruptions that chop seamless halves into quarters, while coaches like Uruguay's Marcelo Bielsa argue it changes football's cultural essence and kills momentum—though some, like Germany's Julian Nagelsmann, use the pauses for tactics. FIFA defends the uniform rule for fairness, despite backlash from stadium jeers and online parodies, as broadcasters cash in on ad slots.

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Players pause mid-match to sip from teacups, sparking boos from crowds and memes of Germans chugging beers. England's 1-0 lead over Croatia turned into a viral parody at the 22nd-minute break.

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The 2026 FIFA World Cup introduced mandatory three-minute hydration breaks around the 22nd minute of each half in all 104 matches, aimed at player welfare amid North America's summer heat. Fans boo the interruptions that chop seamless halves into quarters, while coaches like Uruguay's Marcelo Bielsa argue it changes football's cultural essence and kills momentum—though some, like Germany's Julian Nagelsmann, use the pauses for tactics. FIFA defends the uniform rule for fairness, despite backlash from stadium jeers and online parodies, as broadcasters cash in on ad slots.

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Players pause mid-match to sip from teacups, sparking boos from crowds and memes of Germans chugging beers. England's 1-0 lead over Croatia turned into a viral parody at the 22nd-minute break.

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The Golden Knights survived a 4-0 collapse to beat Carolina 5-4 in double overtime, taking a 2-1 lead in the 2026 Stanley Cup Final behind Mitch Marner's record hat trick and Shea Theodore's game-winner. Early in the game, wrestler Danhausen appeared on the T-Mobile Arena screen via Cameo, declaring the Hurricanes cursed—a gimmick that's hit sports teams before, like the Cavaliers' playoff sweep. Fans lit up online calling him a sports oracle, while Danhausen teased uncursing offers and even flipped to curse Vegas, adding fun drama to a series of one-goal thrillers drawing record viewers.

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With the Vegas Golden Knights clinging to victory in double overtime, fans couldn't stop talking about the face-painted wrestler who hexed the Hurricanes on the arena jumbotron.

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The Dan Patrick Show ran a poll asking 'Whose career would you want: Eli Manning or Lionel Messi?' which drew over 1.3 million views and sharp backlash for comparing a two-time Super Bowl MVP to soccer's GOAT with eight Ballon d'Ors and a World Cup win. On air, most picked Messi, but producer Fritzy chose Manning for football's U.S. dominance, and the final tally showed 78% for Messi versus 22% for Manning. Eli himself said he'd keep his Giants memories and relationships, while the debate highlighted soccer's rising U.S. appeal ahead of World Cup 2026.

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A radio poll asked fans to choose between Eli Manning's NFL triumphs or Lionel Messi's soccer greatness. The lopsided results left American sports talk buzzing with surprise.

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The NBA reviewed Wembanyama's first-quarter shove on Brunson in Game 3 but kept it as a common foul, not a flagrant, despite admitting officials missed the initial call and drawing backlash from Knicks fans and pundits like Skip Bayless. Spurs pulled off a 115-111 victory behind Wembanyama's 32 points, eight rebounds, and six assists, cutting New York's Finals lead to 2-1. Postgame violence erupted at watch parties, with videos showing Knicks fans assaulting Spurs supporters—ripping jerseys, drawing blood, and chasing them—leading to NYPD arrests, pepper spray use, and condemnations from players on both teams. Tensions rise ahead of Game 4 tonight at MSG amid heightened security and a spat between MSG Sports and city officials over fan restrictions.

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Victor Wembanyama's hard shove on Jalen Brunson lit up the court, but the real chaos spilled outside Madison Square Garden after the Spurs' upset win.

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Geraldo Lunas Campos died in ICE detention at Fort Bliss, Texas, with the county medical examiner ruling the death a homicide. ICE guards allegedly choked him to death, and DHS reportedly hid his body at the military base to prevent a local autopsy.

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The fund came from a May settlement of Trump's $10 billion IRS lawsuit over leaked tax records, meant to pay claims of political persecution by a panel appointed by the attorney general. Acting AG Todd Blanche testified on June 2 that the Justice Department has dropped it amid bipartisan backlash, including a federal judge's block and GOP skepticism. Jeffries and Senators Schiff, Kelly, and Slotkin introduced the Drain the Slush Fund Act on June 1 to end it for good, bar similar DOJ payouts from presidential suits, and exclude criminals or January 6 defendants—though it faces tough odds in a Republican Congress. A separate provision still shields Trump, his sons, and businesses from past IRS tax claims.

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House Democratic Leader Hakeem Jeffries stood firm Tuesday, urging Congress to kill off what he calls a $1.8 billion slush fund from the Trump administration, despite assurances it's already scrapped.

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FIFA introduced the Super Shoutout on its Fan Spotlight site, where fans pay $79 (early bird, rising to $99) to display their name on jumbotrons during pregame at any of the 72 group-stage matches across the US, Canada, and Mexico. Supporters select a game like Mexico vs. South Africa on June 11 or USA vs. Paraguay on June 12, back a team, and book up to four slots, though high-profile openers are already sold out. While FIFA calls it a fun way to show passion, critics like reporter James Pearce label it shameless greed amid soaring ticket prices from $60 to nearly $7,000, with some fans joking about pranks and others defending the modest cost.

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Imagine your name lighting up a World Cup stadium screen, cheering your team from afar. FIFA's new program makes it possible—for a price—just days before the tournament starts.

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The image, shared by a clip account, depicts an Instagram story with the text 'i stand with israel 🇮🇱 and support everything donald trump is doing right now,' leading to vows of unsubscribes amid the Israel-Gaza conflict and accusations of hypocrisy. Skeptics insist it's photoshopped, noting no trace on Cenat's verified Instagram and his history of avoiding politics. As of Sunday evening, the 24-year-old streamer stayed silent, leaving his diverse fanbase split between demands for cancellation and calls of fake.

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A screenshot purporting to show Kai Cenat declaring support for Israel and Donald Trump hit X, prompting instant outrage from some fans and cheers from others.

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Social media users warn that wearing a Trae Young Atlanta Hawks jersey in New York City, particularly around Madison Square Garden during Game 5, would provoke severe backlash from Knicks fans. Threats include being thrown off the Empire State Building, drowned in the Hudson River, or subjected to medieval torture. Discussions reference past animosity toward Trae Young from the 2021 playoffs where the Hawks eliminated the Knicks.

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Johnson posted about the Rededicate 250 event on May 17, 2026, where thousands gathered for prayers and speeches tying back to the Continental Congress's 1776 day of prayer. Featuring messages from President Trump, VP Vance, and others, he framed it as rededicating the nation 'under God,' echoing the 1954 Pledge addition. Supporters see it as honoring faith's historical role, while critics call it a violation of church-state separation and Christian nationalism.

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House Speaker Mike Johnson stood at an outdoor podium on the National Mall, calling for divine courage to preserve America as it nears its 250th birthday.

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The fourth-seeded Saint Mary's Gaels, with a 35-25 record, knocked out dominant No. 1 seed UCLA twice in the Los Angeles Regional, first 3-2 on Jacob Johnson's two homers and Cam Staton's save, then 6-5 in extras. UCLA, who went 52-8 and topped the nation wire-to-wire, rallied past Virginia Tech but couldn't overcome the Gaels' grit, ending their season two wins short of super regionals. The shocking eliminations highlighted college baseball's double-elimination chaos, where top teams host but face surprises that make every weekend thrilling.

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In a ninth-inning heart-stopper at Jackie Robinson Stadium, Saint Mary's tied the game with two outs, then won it in the 10th on Makoa Sniffen's walk-off single.

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Heart of Midlothian head to Celtic Park needing just a draw to claim their first Scottish Premiership title since 1959-60, after topping the table for over 250 days and winning their last seven league games under Derek McInnes. Chisholm's pre-match renditions of the 1958 club anthem—originally penned by Hector Nicol—have preceded four straight home wins, drawing widespread praise from fans across the UK, including rivals who call it pure football magic. The song's viral spread highlights Hearts' fan-owned spirit, with even Manchester United and Rangers supporters singing along online.

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Colin Chisholm, a 73-year-old lifelong Hearts supporter, stands on the Tynecastle pitch, pointing skyward to honor his late parents while leading the crowd in 'The Hearts Song.' His gravelly voice has become the soundtrack to their title chase.

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Brooklyn City Council Member Chi Ossé shared video of bottlenose dolphins near Staten Island, drawing thousands of likes and Knicks-themed puns like 'Dolphins under the Verrazano... Knicks in four!' as the team leads 2-0 before Game 3. The same day, wildlife spotter Chris St. Lawrence captured a rare fin whale off south Brooklyn, while NYC Parks joked the Knicks need 'size in the paint.' These sightings highlight New York Harbor's transformation into its cleanest state in over 100 years, thanks to the Clean Water Act and wastewater upgrades that have revived fish populations and drawn marine life back to historic grounds.

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Dolphins glided under the Verrazzano-Narrows Bridge, spotted from an NYC Ferry on June 7—a joyful sign of summer and cleaner waters in the harbor.

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The clash happened late Thursday in Telemundo's celebrity reality show, as Oriana accused Curvy Zelma of hypocrisy for body-shaming while promoting plus-size positivity. Live feeds cut suddenly, sparking talk of censorship, while fans split between cheering Curvy's boldness and slamming her aggression. Both are now among seven eviction nominees, including Caeli, Horacio Pancheri, Fabio Agostini, Julia, and Kunno, with house teams like Tierra and Agua fracturing further ahead of the $200,000 prize.

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Tensions boiled over in La Casa de los Famosos 6 when Curvy Zelma allegedly shoved Oriana Marzoli during a raw 'sinceramiento' showdown, leaving fans glued to the drama.

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Elizabeth MacDonough, a nonpartisan expert appointed in 2012 by Harry Reid, ruled on May 16 that the $1 billion for White House security—including East Wing ballroom expansion—violated the Byrd Rule and didn't belong in Republicans' $72 billion immigration enforcement package. Trump urged Senate Majority Leader John Thune to oust her, but Thune resisted, citing Senate traditions and security concerns for MacDonough while Republicans dropped the provision to advance core ICE and border funding. The dispute highlights tensions between long-held procedural rules and demands for swift action on voter priorities, with the bill moving forward toward a July 4 deadline.

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President Trump fired off a sharp post calling the Senate Parliamentarian 'brutal' to Republicans, demanding her replacement after she blocked $1 billion in White House security funds from a key immigration bill.

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McAfee teamed with Randy Orton as a mystery caller leading to the Undisputed WWE Championship match, vowing to retire from wrestling if Orton beat champion Cody Rhodes. Rhodes retained in a bloody clash in Las Vegas, Orton punted him afterward, and McAfee kept his word on his ESPN show. Backlash from fans and wrestlers soured the angle—originally pushed by TKO CEO Ari Emanuel—scrapping plans for Orton and McAfee versus Rhodes and Jelly Roll at Backlash. McAfee shifted to NFL Draft duties amid boos, while WWE teases CM Punk's challenge to Rhodes.

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Pat McAfee honored his bold promise after WrestleMania 42, but the fan backlash was so intense he pulled the plug on all future WWE plans.

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The Rolling Stones released 'Jealous Lover' as the latest single from their upcoming album *Foreign Tongues*, out July 10, with a limited green 10-inch vinyl and CD dropping June 26, backed by 'Divine Intervention' featuring The Cure's Robert Smith. Produced by Andrew Watt, the track draws praise from The Times for its five-star 'slinky soul groove' and Blues Magazine for Jagger's vocals alongside Keith Richards and Ronnie Wood's guitars. Following the Grammy-winning *Hackney Diamonds*, the 14-track album includes rockers, ballads, and covers of Amy Winehouse and Chuck Berry, with the band at ages 82, 82, and 78 proving their enduring energy.

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Mick Jagger's soaring falsetto glides over slinky soul grooves in the Stones' new single, echoing their 1978 hit 'Miss You.' It's a fresh taste of what their 25th studio album holds.

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During the Google Cloud Next '26 keynote on April 22, CEO Thomas Kurian highlighted Apple as a key customer, confirming Gemini technology will drive future Apple Intelligence features like a revamped Siri launching later in 2025. The partnership builds on a January announcement, helping Apple overcome delays in its Siri upgrades originally planned after WWDC 2024. Analyst Carolina Milanesi noted Apple's prominent spotlight, while the news drew reactions from excitement over Google's big win to surprise it broke on their stage first. For users, this promises context-aware Siri with multi-step commands, blending on-device privacy and cloud smarts.

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Thomas Kurian stepped onstage in Las Vegas with a giant Apple logo behind him, announcing that Google's Gemini AI will make Siri smarter and more personal this year.

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Popular Dutch creator @groundhopper_fc, with over 300,000 YouTube subscribers, faces mounting American Airlines delays from thunderstorms at Houston's IAH, pushing his flight to Miami over two and a half hours late. He's determined to make the 6 p.m. ET Uruguay vs. Cape Verde Group H clash, where four-time champions Uruguay face debutants Cape Verde amid 25,000-30,000 fans. Despite the ordeal, Bernard stays positive, thanking supporters and vowing never to give up, echoing the tournament's resilient spirit.

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Bernard waited six hours at Houston's airport, his third delay this week, but refused to quit on his dream of reaching Miami's Hard Rock Stadium for kickoff.

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Monken called pursuing Sorsby—a talented dual-threat QB derailed by NCAA gambling violations—a 'slippery slope,' stressing the Browns' satisfaction with their current quarterbacks: Deshaun Watson, Shedeur Sanders, Dillon Gabriel, and rookie Taylen Green. Sorsby admitted to thousands of wagers, including on his old team Indiana, completed rehab for gambling addiction, but had his NCAA reinstatement denied, pushing him toward the June 22 supplemental draft. While scouts see mid-round value, Monken highlighted integrity risks amid the NFL's legalized betting era, easing fan speculation about a Browns bid.

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Standing on a golf course near the team's facility, Browns coach Todd Monken drew a firm line with reporters: his team wants no part of Texas Tech quarterback Brendan Sorsby.

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On June 5, Spielberg crashed a 'Spielberg Trivia' event at The Devonshire pub, grabbing the mic to read questions about movies like his first sci-fi short Firelight. Hosted by BBC Radio 1's Ali Plumb, the night drew cheers as he promoted his upcoming sci-fi thriller Disclosure Day, starring Emily Blunt, Josh O'Connor, and others with a John Williams score. The film, inspired by real UFO reports and Pentagon videos, hits UK theaters June 10 and US screens June 12. Spielberg told the UK premiere crowd it's 'very close to the truth,' fueling excitement for his return to extraterrestrial tales.

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Steven Spielberg walked into a Soho pub pint in hand, ready to quiz fans on his own films. The 79-year-old director turned a casual trivia night into pure magic alongside Colman Domingo.

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A video circulating on X depicts a man using a truck and an inadequately secured tow rope to move a heavy object, resulting in him getting dragged and injured when the rope snaps back. The clip was originally posted by TaraBull.

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The 6-foot-2, 205-pound athlete from Smithson Valley chose Texas Tech, his parents' alma mater, after an early offer from safeties coach Rob Greene felt like a dream come true. Haug's commitment is the sixth in four days, joining blue-chip talents like offensive lineman Dontae Perkins, safety Kaston Lewis, edge rusher Adeola Werner, and cornerback Joshua Banks. Riding high from their first Big 12 title—a 34-7 rout of BYU—Texas Tech's 2027 class now ranks No. 8 nationally per On3, with 15 commits including 12 blue-chips and a loaded secondary of top-200 defenders. Fans are thrilled, seeing the program build something special in Lubbock.

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Hunter Haug, a speedy two-time state champ from Texas, just picked Texas Tech over top rivals like TCU and Arkansas. His pledge caps a whirlwind week for the Red Raiders.

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The Kentucky congressman plans to host survivors in the gallery during his noon Eastern speech on C-SPAN, marking 59 years since the incident off Egypt's coast amid the Six-Day War. Official U.S. and Israeli probes called it a mistaken identity, with Israel apologizing and paying $13 million, but survivors and figures like Adm. Thomas Moorer insist it was deliberate. Massie's tribute highlights ongoing divides over the event, U.S.-Israel relations, and his post-primary stand for overlooked service members.

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Rep. Thomas Massie, fresh off his primary loss, will speak on the House floor Monday to remember the 34 Americans killed when Israeli forces attacked the USS Liberty in 1967.

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In a letter to Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent and Attorney General Pam Bondi dated Tuesday, Democratic Senators Elizabeth Warren and Jack Reed requested an investigation by December 1 into World Liberty Financial's compliance with anti-money laundering rules, sanctions, and governance. The demand stems from a September report by Accountable.US alleging the project sold $WLFI governance tokens to wallets linked to North Korea's Lazarus Group, a Russian sanctions-evasion stablecoin, Iran's NoBitex exchange, and the sanctioned mixer Tornado Cash. DT Marks DEFI LLC, controlled by Donald Trump and his family, holds 22.5 billion tokens and receives 75% of sales revenue, while the project lists Trump family members in prominent roles; World Liberty Financial maintains it has robust compliance measures with no evidence of wrongdoing.

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Senators Elizabeth Warren and Jack Reed have fired off a letter urging a federal probe into World Liberty Financial, the Trump family's crypto project, over alleged sales to North Korean hackers and sanctioned entities.

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A leak from Weibo tipster Instant Digital claims iOS 27 will drop support for the iPhone 11 series and second-generation iPhone SE, requiring an iPhone 12 or newer plus the third-gen SE. That means the 2019 iPhone 11, 11 Pro, 11 Pro Max, and 2020 SE 2 would no longer get major updates, fitting Apple's usual 5-7 year window after iOS 26's long run. The rumor aligns with expectations for a stable iOS 27 focused on fixes, with full details likely at WWDC on June 8, 2026. Meanwhile, Apple released iOS 26.5 beta 3 today, smoothing animations and fixing Lock Screen glitches.

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iPhone 11 owners have relied on seven years of updates since 2019. Now a fresh rumor hints that iOS 27 could be their last.

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