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In 2025 remarks, Republican Senator John Kennedy from Louisiana called out what he saw as massive waste in USAID's $40 billion annual spending, citing funds for a transgender clinic in India, meals to al-Qaeda-linked groups, and aid to Hamas-tied organizations in Gaza. The Trump administration then slashed USAID, cutting staff to under 300 and absorbing operations into the State Department, with many examples like DEI training in Serbia and LGBTQ health in Guatemala holding up under checks. Conservatives celebrated the moves amid $39 trillion U.S. debt concerns, while critics warned of 600,000-760,000 deaths from halted programs; by 2026, Congress restored some aid with stricter rules.

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Senator John Kennedy stood on the Senate floor, listing eyebrow-raising USAID projects funded by U.S. taxpayers, from electric vehicles in Vietnam to a Sesame Street show in Iraq.

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A sharp Guardian profile contrasts Fox analyst Alexi Lalas as the 'all-American idiot' against Thierry Henry's 'French aristocrat' poise, amid tense exchanges like Ibrahimović slapping down Lalas' 'arrogant' label for France. Lalas, a 1994 World Cup starter and MLS champion, brings bombast that critics call empty rants, while fans hail him as a national treasure growing U.S. soccer's appeal. The piece highlights the culture clash in punditry during the 2026 World Cup, with Fox's chaotic desk drawing eyes despite the backlash.

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In Fox Sports' Los Angeles studio, Thierry Henry nutmegged Alexi Lalas during a kickabout, while Zlatan Ibrahimović quipped 'Who?' when Lalas stepped away—setting the stage for fireworks.

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A sharp Guardian profile contrasts Fox analyst Alexi Lalas as the 'all-American idiot' against Thierry Henry's 'French aristocrat' poise, amid tense exchanges like Ibrahimović slapping down Lalas' 'arrogant' label for France. Lalas, a 1994 World Cup starter and MLS champion, brings bombast that critics call empty rants, while fans hail him as a national treasure growing U.S. soccer's appeal. The piece highlights the culture clash in punditry during the 2026 World Cup, with Fox's chaotic desk drawing eyes despite the backlash.

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In Fox Sports' Los Angeles studio, Thierry Henry nutmegged Alexi Lalas during a kickabout, while Zlatan Ibrahimović quipped 'Who?' when Lalas stepped away—setting the stage for fireworks.

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Warrington Wolves beat rivals St Helens 18-6 in the Betfred Super League Round 14 opener, powered by academy talents like 18-year-old Ewan Irwin, who scored a try and kicked three goals. Trailing at halftime, Sam Burgess' side exploded after the break with Josh Smith racing 70 meters for a try and Irwin sealing it late, extending their derby winning streak to nine. The victory lifts Warrington to the top of the table on 22 points from 13 games, dropping St Helens to fourth.

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Teenage star Ewan Irwin danced through the defense for the decisive try, capping a gritty second-half surge that silenced the home crowd at BrewDog Stadium.

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The post on May 18 highlighted ABC's reduced activity on X, prompting critics like former MP Craig Kelly to note it shared 89 stories on Bluesky but only three on X in a day. Funded by $1.29 billion in taxpayer money yearly, the broadcaster faces accusations of inefficiency and favoring a small platform over X's millions of Australian users. ABC explained it follows a 2023 strategy with automated Bluesky posts, while prioritizing its website and apps, fueling debate over its platform choices.

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Australia's ABC broadcaster told its 2.6 million X followers to head to Bluesky, where its news account had just 1,000 fans at the time.

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At Evolve Succession III, streamed on Tubi Wednesday night, powerhouse Nikkita Lyons—real name Faith Jefferies—defeated defending champion Wendy Choo to capture her first WWE championship after a hard-fought match. The Florida native, known as the 'Lyoness' for her mystic feline style, celebrated with a triumphant post: 'KISS MY GRAAASSSSSS 😽🍃🔮.' Backstage, NXT GM Robert Stone and peers like Arianna Grace showered her with praise, while fans pushed for Choo's next-level promotion after her solid 70-day reign.

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Nikkita Lyons unleashed her signature spinning front kick, dropping Wendy Choo flat and claiming the WWE Evolve Women's title amid roaring fans in the NXT Arena.

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In Manchester United's 3-2 win over Nottingham Forest on the final day of the 2025-26 Premier League season, PGMOL chief Howard Webb apologized after confirming the second goal should have been disallowed for Bryan Mbeumo's deliberate handball control. Referee Michael Salisbury reviewed VAR footage at pitchside but stuck with his on-field decision, calling it accidental, while Forest players like Morgan Gibbs-White fumed over the obvious error. Though Forest secured survival despite the loss, the call affects merit payments and highlights ongoing handball rule frustrations, with United fans decrying inconsistency.

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Nottingham Forest thought they'd held firm at Old Trafford, but a controversial handball call flipped the game—and now officials admit they got it wrong.

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Both Jonathan and Nathan come from the Hebrew 'Yonatan,' meaning 'God has given,' making Nathan a real, if uncommon, nickname for Jonathan alongside Jon or Johnny. People shared their own quirks, like Christopher becoming Topher, Colin for Nicolas, or Xavier shortening to Zay. Reactions mixed shock, jokes about mind-breaking reveals, and defenses of bold choices, turning the thread into a fun nickname confessional.

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Mollie met a guy named Jonathan who goes by Nathan—and it flipped her world. Her June 2 post unleashed a wave of stories about unexpected name shortcuts.

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In Elle's 'Phoning It In' series, Brunson sternly told Hernández he was late for shooting in L.A., with hair and makeup waiting. He spiraled with pleas like 'I woke up too soon ago' and a desperate FaceTime, begging her to admit it was a joke. After the reveal, he laughed but griped that people always prank him and demanded dinner. Fans quoted his lines endlessly, noted the L.A. filming twist for the Philly-set show, and started pushing for a real guest spot now that Season 5 is airing.

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Quinta Brunson called Marcello Hernández pretending he missed his first day on Abbott Elementary set, sending the SNL comedian into hilarious panic from his New York bed.

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In a Sunday Times interview, Turning Point UK chief Jack Ross called Ireland's centre-right Fine Gael party the 'natural partner' for an all-island chapter, comparing it to Britain's Conservatives amid interest from locals. A Fine Gael spokesman denied any contact, while Irish right-wing figures like Declan Ganley mocked the idea—Ganley quipped Charlie Kirk would be 'spinning in his grave'—and urged ties with nationalist groups instead. The backlash underscores divides between mainstream centre-right parties and rising populists in Irish politics.

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Jack Ross pictured Fine Gael as the perfect launchpad for Turning Point in Ireland. Irish conservatives quickly shot it down with sharp online rebukes.

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Former Liverpool striker Robbie Fowler proposed Christian Pulisic as a transfer target for Liverpool FC. He highlighted Pulisic's age, Premier League experience, and versatility as a potential successor to Mohamed Salah.

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Yuga Labs kicked off its first major artist collaboration in the Otherside metaverse with Daniel Arsham's 300 limited-edition Voyager avatars, available first to raffle winners via NFT passes on ApeChain. Those passes surged from a $200 mint to floors around 11,000 APE ($1,760), with new owners praising the epic experience and rare variants. Each Voyager serves as an interoperable avatar skin complete with lifecycle quests and a signed physical art book by Arsham, known for his crystalline sculptures blending past relics with futuristic erosion. The drop highlights Otherside's growing vibrancy, fair access, and community perks amid a reviving NFT scene.

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Winners clutched their raffle passes in disbelief, some qualifying with just two tickets from visiting the in-game exhibition. Now they're unveiling rare black Carbon and white Alabaster Voyagers in a seamless, cinematic mint.

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Yuga Labs kicked off its first major artist collaboration in the Otherside metaverse with Daniel Arsham's 300 limited-edition Voyager avatars, available first to raffle winners via NFT passes on ApeChain. Those passes surged from a $200 mint to floors around 11,000 APE ($1,760), with new owners praising the epic experience and rare variants. Each Voyager serves as an interoperable avatar skin complete with lifecycle quests and a signed physical art book by Arsham, known for his crystalline sculptures blending past relics with futuristic erosion. The drop highlights Otherside's growing vibrancy, fair access, and community perks amid a reviving NFT scene.

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Winners clutched their raffle passes in disbelief, some qualifying with just two tickets from visiting the in-game exhibition. Now they're unveiling rare black Carbon and white Alabaster Voyagers in a seamless, cinematic mint.

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The band signed with Reprise Records under Warner and released 'Shine Again,' produced by Kenny Beats and Klas Åhlund from their untitled 16th studio album—their first since 2022's SZNZ. Drummer Patrick Wilson penned the fuzzy, power-pop track with anthemic hooks, drawing ecstatic fan cheers alongside some lyric critiques. It ties into Weezer: The Gathering, a fall 2026 North American arena tour starting September 8 in Sacramento with The Shins and Silversun Pickups, where presales are underway and tickets go on general sale April 3.

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Weezer handed USB drives to superfans at a Venice Beach rooftop gig last week, teasing their punchy new single before dropping the full lyric video this morning.

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The Republic of Ireland Under-21 international joins the Championship club on a deal until summer 2028, having made over 50 senior appearances for Cork with seven goals and eight assists. His 2024 breakout earned a PFAI Team of the Year nod, but a second cruciate ligament tear last July sidelined him—now fully recovered, he's linking up with Preston's staff who aided his rehab. Cork receives training compensation and future benefits, while fans on both sides cheer the talented left-footer's next step, following paths blazed by ex-Rebels like Alan Browne and Sean Maguire.

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On his 19th birthday, Cathal O’Sullivan traded Cork City for Preston North End's U21s, ready to chase his Championship dreams after a tough knee injury recovery.

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Born in Paris in 1942, Longet married Andy Williams in 1961, appeared on his TV show, and starred in films like Blake Edwards' 1968 comedy The Party opposite Peter Sellers. Tragedy came in 1976 when she fatally shot her boyfriend, Olympic skier Vladimir 'Spider' Sabich, in Aspen; she claimed it was an accident, leading to a misdemeanor conviction after a highly publicized trial. She lived quietly in Aspen afterward, and fans now remember her whimsical pop songs and ethereal voice from tracks like 'Nothing to Lose.'

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Claudine Longet danced into American fame from Paris, sang breezy hits, then faced a trial that defined her later years. Her nephew shared the news of her passing with warm words about her enduring light and kindness.

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