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House Democrats Oversight Plan Targets Trump Admin, With Impeachment Still An Option

Dems Are Preparing Investigations Into Trump Family Business Dealings, ICE Operations, the Epstein Investigation and Foreign Policy If They Win Control of the House House...

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From Target To Converse: Why Do Racist Images Keep Making It Past Corporate Approval?

Converse Pulled A Sneaker Campaign After Critics Said The Imagery Resembled A KKK Hood And Lynching, Renewing Questions About How Racially Offensive Material Keeps...

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Coco Gauff Joins World Team Tennis As Florida Flamingos Player-Owner

The Two-Time Grand Slam Champion is Adding Team Ownership to Her Résumé as World Team Tennis Prepares to Relaunch this December Coco Gauff is expanding...

Angel Reese 30-Point Double-Double Adds Another WNBA Record

Atlanta Dream Star Angel Reese Scored 30 Points In Just 25 Minutes, Extending Her Single-Season Double-Double Record As Several Teammates Also Reached Historic Milestones Angel...

LeBron James’ Polymarket $15 Million Payday Tops His NBA Salary

The Reported Endorsement Is Worth Nearly Four Times LeBron James’ 2026-27 Salary With The Philadelphia 76ers LeBron James’ newest endorsement deal is reportedly worth considerably...

Kyrie Irving Offers To Pay Azeez Al-Shaair’s NFL Fine Over Hind Rajab Tribute

The Houston Texans Linebacker Was Fined $11,941 After Writing The Palestinian Child’s Name On His Eye Black Without Prior NFL Approval Dallas Mavericks star Kyrie...

Taj Gibson Retires After 17 NBA Seasons, Joins Chicago Bulls Coaching Staff

Taj Gibson retires after 17 NBA seasons and returns to the Chicago Bulls as an assistant coach on Tiago Splitter’s staff.

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