New York Post
Inside look at how USMNT-Turkey World Cup showdown will play out
The Post breaks down the matchup between the USMNT and Turkey.
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New York Post
Memo Ochoa’s wife Karla rocks ab-revealing outfit for Mexico star’s World Cup start
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Legendary Mexican goalkeeper Memo Ochoa is getting a World Cup start on June 24. And his wife, Karla Mora, showed up to the match in style.
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USA’s Mauricio Pochettino, Lakers’ JJ Redick swap jerseys before World Cup game
Just about every United States sports fan will be tuned into the men’s national soccer team’s June 25 World Cup group-stage game against Turkey at SoFi Stadium. The result is irrelevant for Team USA, given that its wins in its first two World Cup group-stage games guaranteed that it would win Group D and advance...
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Christian Pulisic playing in USMNT’s next World Cup game is imperative — but should come with a caveat
The final training session before the final World Cup Group D match for the U.S. was several minutes from starting Wednesday when Christian Pulisic was made available to reporters off to the side of the practice pitch.
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Salon.com
Socialist sweep reveals New York City’s rising power centers
New Yorkers supported the leftmost candidates at nearly every opportunity on Tuesday
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Winners and losers emerge after socialist earthquake rocks NYC primaries
Mayor Zohran Mamdani's socialist slate swept NYC Democratic primaries, defeating incumbents like Reps. Espaillat and Goldman in a major shift.
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Raw Story
Senator reveals moment Trump's GOP lunch exploded: 'Not a good discussion'
A Republican senator who attended Wednesday's closed-door lunch with President Donald Trump recalled the discussion that reportedly led to yelling.Sen. Roger Marshall (R-KS) told Semafor the exchange was memorable — and not in a good way."It was not a good discussion," Marshall said. "Sometimes two guys just have to get it off their chest."The "two guys" were Trump and Sen. Bill Cassidy (R-LA) — one of two incumbents Trump helped oust in a primary, who had voted just one day earlier to rebuke the president's handling of the Iran war.Cassidy told Trump that "our original objectives have not been achieved, and I want to know what's going on" — and that he would keep voting to limit Trump's war powers "until I get a briefing," CNN reported.Trump didn't take it well."At which point, as I recall, he did not particularly care for my comments," Cassidy said. "Raised his voice. I lost my temper. That's not appropriate. It's the Irish in me. But I, again, matched his tone and his volume."CNN also reported Cassidy was shouting and called Trump his "brother." Trump told him he wasn't his "brother." Cassidy eventually sat down.Reporters were getting the blow-by-blow in real time. Semafor congressional reporter Burgess Everett posted from a source still inside: "The Senate GOP meeting with Trump is not going well. 'A total cluster f—,' one person said."Sen. John Cornyn (R-TX), another incumbent ousted by a Trump-backed challenger, was dry on the way out."Quite the unity message," he quipped.Trump told reporters afterward it had been a "great meeting" with a "really well-unified party" — while conceding he didn't like some of the people in the room.
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Rising socialist stars on track to Congress: Who are Darializa Avila Chevalier, Brad Lander and Claire Valdez?
Three far-left candidates backed by NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani swept Democratic primaries, defeating incumbents supported by Hakeem Jeffries in New York.
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Bloomberg Politics
Twitch Star Hasan Piker Notches a Win With NYC’s Socialists
If Tuesday’s sweep by Democratic socialists across New York validated Mayor Zohran Mamdani as the city’s kingmaker, it also established controversial streamer Hasan Piker as an emerging power behind the throne.
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