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How much extra money Knicks players make for winning NBA championship
For their first NBA championship in 53 years, the Knicks will also get a bump in their bank accounts.
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Elon Musk makes history as world’s 1st trillionaire, sends livid Dems into orbit
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Elon Musk made history when shares for his rocket company, SpaceX, blasted off in its initial public offering on Friday, making him the world’s first trillionaire and […]
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Iranian hackers claim they’ve breached FBI’s World Cup drones and issue chilling threat to team buses
Israel has historically been one of Handala's primary adversaries, although the country did not qualify for the 2026 World Cup.
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Republican leaders embrace viral World Cup fans they say are discovering the 'real America'
German soccer fan FreddyLA7 goes viral documenting American road trip experiences from Waffle House to college football ahead of the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
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A New York night: the World Cup may be in town but the Knicks rule in Manhattan
The bar may have been busy for the football but it was nothing compared with the crowd that surged in as team ended 53-year wait for the NBA titleAt John Doe’s bar on 28th and 5th in Manhattan, the crowd was already heaving energetically by early evening, as a multitude of TV screens beamed Vinícius Júnior’s equaliser for Brazil, responding to Ismael Saibari’s opener for Morocco. With competing nations’ flags as bunting and inflatable footballs – the correct, round kind – hanging from the roof, there was no lack of World Cup visibility. Football shirts abounded, with Brazilians here and the odd Moroccan shirt there, as well as a Manchester United and Casemiro fan somewhat aghast at the mobility of his hero.Yet there could be no doubting the main event in town. Despite the fact that New York mayor Zohran Mamdani was at MetLife Stadium for the soccer – a subdued groan met his appearance on the TV screen, followed by loud, defiant Democrat cheers – this was a mere curtain-raiser for the real show. The New York Knicks were bidding to end a 53-year wait to win the NBA title and were playing the San Antonio Spurs in Texas. Continue reading...
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JUST IN: “Should Not Have Happened… Let’s Not Blow it!” – Trump Responds After Israel Strikes Beirut Making Trump’s Iran Deal Uncertain (VIDEO)
President Trump has weighed in after Israel's strikes in Beirut threatened to torpedo the peace agreement with Iran that Trump said he hopes to sign today. "Israel has the right to defend itself against threats, but the attack it was responding to was very small and meaningless, nobody was hurt, injured, or killed, and should not disrupt this important process," Trump said. The post JUST IN: “Should Not Have Happened… Let’s Not Blow it!” – Trump Responds After Israel Strikes Beirut Making Trump’s Iran Deal Uncertain (VIDEO) appeared first on The Gateway Pundit.
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Dabble promo code NYPBONUS: Get $10 for the World Cup when you sign-up
Get $10 for the World Cup when you sign up using Dabble Fantasy promo code NYPBONUS.
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Today in Supreme Court History: June 14, 1810
6/14/1810: Justice Ward Hunt's birthday. The post Today in Supreme Court History: June 14, 1810 appeared first on Reason.com.
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Democrats’ predicament with Graham Platner is one of the party’s own making
Platner’s long road ahead shows how Democrats may have fumbled the bag in MaineThe Democratic establishment’s early bet on Janet Mills, as its best hope to pick up a coveted Senate seat in Maine, now looks like a clear miscalculation – one that has left the party boxed into a far riskier general election fight than it ever anticipated. By rallying behind the septuagenarian governor, and sidelining Graham Platner for months, party leaders helped create the very predicament they face.Platner’s primary victory on Tuesday now means the closely-watched race will be a test of fortitude for Democrats in the long road to November. One where either outcome has wide-ranging implications for the party. Continue reading...
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