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Creepy way California therapist pursued teen she allegedly raped after grooming him in juvenile hall

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Knicks’ ‘Champions Way’ sign could go to one determined — and wealthy — fan at NYCDOT auction

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Knicks’ ‘Champions Way’ sign could go to one determined — and wealthy — fan at NYCDOT auction

Knicks fans can grab a piece of New York history as the city is auctioning off one of just 30 ‘Champions Way’ street signs.

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Teen girls say WNBA co-owner CURSED at them for holding sign thanking Sophie Cunningham during game

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Teen girls say WNBA co-owner CURSED at them for holding sign thanking Sophie Cunningham during game

The woke backlash against WNBA player Sophie Cunningham defending women in sports has seemingly morphed into fury against two teenage girls who held up a sign at a game Tuesday in Seattle, where the Seattle Storm were taking on Cunningham's Indiana Fever.The sign read, "Thank you Sophie for speaking up for girls!" and the girls wore shirts from the XX-XY athletics brand that promotes opposition to biological males in women's sports.'We weren't trying to be political. We were just trying to support Sophie.'"We were being super respectful. We were just holding our signs and cheering for both teams," one of the teens said to investigative journalist Brandi Kruse.The teens said an older lady confronted them, told them that "Jesus loves everyone," and then called them "f**king insane" while pointing to her head."For you to come here and pull this s**t," she reportedly added.Kruse posted video on social media of her interview with the girls from outside the Seattle Storm arena. Kruse also identified the culprit as Storm co-owner Celeste Keaton."One of them was left in tears," Kruse said of the girls. "I tried to get security involved and was told I should email the front office."One of the teens said she was shocked by the co-owner's behavior."She's also a woman, and she just kinda cussed out two 16-year-olds that were just trying to have fun. We weren't trying to be political. We were just trying to support Sophie," she added.The team responded to reports of the incident with a statement from majority owner Ginny Gilder."We are aware one of our co-owners made comments to two fans in attendance at last night's game," the statement reads. "We apologize that this happened. Everyone who attends a Storm game deserves to feel welcome, and we remain committed to creating an inclusive environment where every fan is treated with respect."RELATED: Caitlin Clark puts black lesbians at risk of death, USA Today writer suggests — and cites Emmett Till lynching Kruse asked one of the teens to sum up her takeaway from the incident."Maybe we're not being very hateful, and maybe they should work on being more kind to people, even though our opinions differ," she said. "Because we were being respectful and kind people, and I don't care if you think something else. It's your opinion, but obviously she was not happy."Kruse said she would continue to investigate the incident."As usual, the people preaching 'love and inclusion' prove to be the most hateful bigots of all. I will have much more ... and none of the culprits will be spared my fury," she added.The Fever beat the Storm, 105-95.Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors, sign up for our newsletters, and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!

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Sophie Cunningham Rips WNBA Team Co-Owner For Harassing Teen Girls With XX-XY Shirts

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Sophie Cunningham Rips WNBA Team Co-Owner For Harassing Teen Girls With XX-XY Shirts

Indiana Fever guard Sophie Cunningham ripped a WNBA team co-owner for harassing and cursing out teen girls with signs supporting Cunningham and female sports, calling the incident “truly embarrassing.” “Bravo to those girls for standing up for what they believe. You’ll be hearing from me soon,” Cunningham said in a post published late Wednesday night. ...

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Inside Gavin Newsom’s secret bid to save billionaires’ California Forever dream city

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Inside Gavin Newsom’s secret bid to save billionaires’ California Forever dream city

Gov. Gavin Newsom quietly met with California Forever's CEO this spring and his administration is now taking steps to lean on local officials to support the billionaire-backed Solano County mega-project as a cornerstone of the state's economic future, The Post has learned.

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Prosecutors allege Tyler Robinson targeted Charlie Kirk over his religious and political views

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Prosecutors allege Tyler Robinson targeted Charlie Kirk over his religious and political views

Utah County prosecutors argued that Tyler Robinson targeted conservative activist Charlie Kirk, as they urged Judge Tony Graf in a court filing on Tuesday to allow Robinson to stand trial on murder charges. After a week of preliminary hearings earlier this month in a Utah court, state prosecutors offered a written brief to Graf late […]

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New Don Lemon court filing alleges federal officer lied to the judge

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New Don Lemon court filing alleges federal officer lied to the judge

A new court filing from ex-CNN host Don Lemon was filed Wednesday, alleging that a Department of Homeland Security officer lied under oath in a statement to the judge in his case. Lemon is included with several other journalists charged by the Department of Justice, which claims that Lemon and other reporters were protesting when they were filming at a Minnesota church where one of the pastors was coordinating with immigration agents. National security expert Marcy Wheeler noted that this is the second time the Justice Department has asked Judge Douglas Minko to accept a complaint from an ICE agent who watched the video of the church broadcast and testified to what was in it. According to Lemon's filing, the agent made false claims about the journalists joining in the chanting from protesters. "That sworn allegation about Mr. Lemon was false," the filing states. "The government did not produce the draft complaint affidavit until July 17, 2026. At the July 24 hearing, the government explained that it submitted the affidavit to the Court in late January, but the Court did not sign it. The government then 'took Chief Judge Schiltz's advice' and obtained a grand jury indictment on January 29, 2026. Thus, only two days before securing the indictment, the government submitted a complaint affidavit falsely alleging that Mr. Lemon and the other journalists joined in the chanting. The timing strongly suggests that the government presented the same false account of the journalists' conduct to the grand jury."On Friday, in a rare move, Judge Minko ordered that the Justice Department turn over all testimony and evidence presented to the grand jury at the time. Their specific request is to find whether this sworn statement and any others were used to secure a grand jury indictment.The proceedings for a grand jury are typically kept secret, but in recent events, judges have allowed that information to be released to the defense in trial courts. In a recent Chicago case, the Justice Department was found to have misled the grand jurors and even dismissed jurors that they felt wouldn't give them the indictment they sought. That case involved six political leaders and activists protesting outside of an ICE facility in Broadview, Illinois. The charges have been dropped and the accused have asked for a special counsel to investigate the incident. Judge Minko said that he wanted to examine the information himself first. However, Matthew Ebert, who represents freelance journalist Georga Fort, said that the government has made false claims about his client already, including in sworn affidavits, Minneapolis Public Radio reported last week. “The presumption of regularity has collapsed,” Ebert said.Justice Department prosecutor Neville Hedley told the judge that no false information in earlier documents made it into the indictment. That doesn't indicate whether the information was revealed to the grand jury to obtain the indictment, however. “These were not material falsehoods," Hedley said. “This was a mistake, this was a miscommunication.”The affidavit signed by DHS-ICE Special Agent Timothy Gerber reads, "Broadcast video obtained from Cities church also shows ARMSTRONG, ALLEN, LEMON, RICHARDSON, KELLY, FORT, LUNDY, CREWS chanting with agitators and obstructing parishioners' path of travel."Hedley didn't indicate what was "miscommunicated" in the claim. Lemon and his attorneys have alleged that the case against him and the journalists is "weak."

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MORE HEROICS REVEALED: 16-Year-Old Lifeguard Ryder Williams Made TWO More “Gnarly” Rescues After Saving Boy from Monster California Surf

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MORE HEROICS REVEALED: 16-Year-Old Lifeguard Ryder Williams Made TWO More “Gnarly” Rescues After Saving Boy from Monster California Surf

Sixteen-year-old California lifeguard Ryder Williams did not stop saving lives after his heroic rescue of a 10-year-old boy from violent surf went viral. The post MORE HEROICS REVEALED: 16-Year-Old Lifeguard Ryder Williams Made TWO More “Gnarly” Rescues After Saving Boy from Monster California Surf appeared first on The Gateway Pundit.

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'Devastating' probe finds 47 alleged abusers at Epstein-linked arts center: report

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'Devastating' probe finds 47 alleged abusers at Epstein-linked arts center: report

A two-year investigation identified 47 adults accused of sexual misconduct against students at a Michigan arts institution with deep ties to Jeffrey Epstein, drawing on more than 70 firsthand accounts of abuse dating back to the 1950s, MLive reported Tuesday night.Epstein has a well-documented history with Interlochen Center of the Arts, having attended the institution in 1967 when he was around 14 years old. In the 1990s, Epstein became a major donor to the institution, and previous reporting has revealed how he and his accomplice Ghislaine Maxwell used the center to target young girls. Recent reports also revealed that Epstein had set up his own lodge at the institution, and was accused by the mother of soap opera actress Nadia Bjorlin of trying to groom her daughter when she was 13.Carried out by Sanghavi Law Office at the behest of the institution, the new investigation revealed that the scope of abuse was far greater than previously known, including new allegations of abuse by Epstein himself.“The information gathered during this investigation is, simply, devastating,” reads Sanghavi Law Office’s report. “Despite the deep and positive connections that many individuals expressed to the investigative team regarding Interlochen, some of these same individuals detailed the significant negative impact of the conduct that they reported.”The law office’s investigative team forwarded the names of the alleged abuser to the Grand Traverse County Prosecuting Attorney’s Office, though a significant number of accused adults are now deceased, per the report. Having conducted around 180 interviews, the law office also uncovered a previously unreported allegation against Epstein.“One alum said that when she met Epstein and Maxwell at Interlochen, they offered to pay for her tuition, which they did. She noted that they withdrew financial support for subsequent schooling after she did not engage in requested conduct,” the law office’s report reads. “This alum said that during the time she interacted with Epstein and Maxwell at Interlochen, they asked her to Epstein’s lodge on campus, and that while there, Epstein engaged in sexual conduct with her, brushing against her body over her clothes, in a manner in which he indicated was accidental.”The same alum told investigators that she visited Epstein at his home in New York on three occasions while a student at Interlochen, during which Epstein would make unwanted sexual physical contact, and that she “did not tell anyone about Epstein’s conduct towards her until decades later.”In another new revelation, investigators discovered that a male faculty member at the institution had allegedly made unwanted physical advances and contact with a female student. That student told investigators that she confronted the faculty member and read aloud a letter to him: “Can you promise me that you won’t do this to anyone else?”The faculty member, according to the student, “told her that this was part of how he expressed love, and that he could not promise he would not do it again with anyone else,” the law office’s report reads.Per the report, the student informed leadership at the institution of the alleged unwanted physical contact. Within days of informing leadership, the male faculty member accused of abuse received a letter of recommendation from an institution administrator, and a second letter of recommendation from another administrator a month later.

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