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

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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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Trump says he could pull Blanche's attorney general nomination until GOP holdouts leave

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Trump says he could pull Blanche's attorney general nomination until GOP holdouts leave

In a post on social media, President Trump threatened to pull acting Attorney General Todd Blanche's nomination to serve permanently in the role until two Senate Republicans who are withholding their support leave office next year. NBC News' Julie Tsirkin reports from Capitol Hill on why the senators oppose advancing Blanche's nomination to the full Senate.

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Seattle Storm Co-Owner’s Wife Curses At Young Girls at Fever Game Until They Cry – For Carrying Sign Thanking Sophie Cunningham and Supporting Women’s Sports

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Seattle Storm Co-Owner’s Wife Curses At Young Girls at Fever Game Until They Cry – For Carrying Sign Thanking Sophie Cunningham and Supporting Women’s Sports

The co-owner of the Seattle Storm on Tuesday berated and allegedly made the teen girls cry for supporting women in women's sports. The post Seattle Storm Co-Owner’s Wife Curses At Young Girls at Fever Game Until They Cry – For Carrying Sign Thanking Sophie Cunningham and Supporting Women’s Sports appeared first on The Gateway Pundit.

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New video emerges showing Storm fan, Sophie Cunningham supporters clashing in tense scene

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New video emerges showing Storm fan, Sophie Cunningham supporters clashing in tense scene

A new video has emerged showing the tense atmosphere that engulfed the Fever's recent road game in Seattle amid the drama stemming from recent comments made by Indiana star Sophie Cunningham.

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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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WNBA Co-Owner’s Tirade At Sophie Cunningham Fans Ends In Fallout

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WNBA Co-Owner’s Tirade At Sophie Cunningham Fans Ends In Fallout

After cursing out teen girls supporting female-only sports, Seattle Storm co-owner Celeste Keaton has been fined and suspended from attending the WNBA team’s next five home games. The punishment was confirmed by the WNBA on Wednesday evening, according to Fox News. The same day, Storm majority owner Ginny Gilder apologized in a statement for Keaton’s ...

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Trump Targets ‘One Of The Worst Airports Anywhere In The World’ For $22.5B Overhaul

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Trump Targets ‘One Of The Worst Airports Anywhere In The World’ For $22.5B Overhaul

President Donald Trump on Wednesday unveiled a $22.5 billion plan to overhaul Washington Dulles International Airport, calling the longtime gateway to the nation’s capital “one of the worst airports anywhere in the world.” “It’s considered one of the worst airports anywhere in the world, we’re going to make it maybe the best with some hard ...

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Dr. Anthony Fauci ‘America’s most damaging bureaucrat,’ ‘should go to jail,’ Sen. Ted Cruz says

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Dr. Anthony Fauci ‘America’s most damaging bureaucrat,’ ‘should go to jail,’ Sen. Ted Cruz says

"Dr. Fauci ought to think about what it says about the end of his career, that what he will be remembered for the most is pleading the Fifth more than 100 times," Cruz said.

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