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Man Who Slashed "Baby Trump" Balloon Raises $20,000 In Online Fundraiser
A man who slashed open a giant "Baby Trump" balloon with a knife during the president's trip Saturday to Tuscaloosa, Alabama, for the Alabama-Louisiana State football game was free on bond Sunday, saying in a video that he'd "do it again if given the opportunity."
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Snoop Dog Uses Pole Dancers, Shoots Money Gun At School Performance
The Kansas athletic department apologized after one of those "looked-good-on-paper" ideas backfired Friday night during the school's annual "Late Night in the Phog" celebration that kicks off the men's and women's basketball seasons.
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Shooting At NBA Championship Celebration In Canada Injures 4 People
Four people were injured, some seriously, after a shooting at the NBA championship celebration for the Toronto Raptors, police said. In a Monday evening news conference, Police Chief Mark Saunders said police arrested three people and seized two firearms. It was unclear if any of the suspects were among the four injured.
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Dad Punched Shark "5 Times" To Save Daughter, Who Lost A Leg
A 17-year-old North Carolina girl has undergone surgery to amputate her leg and "some fingers" after a terrifying shark attack in which her paramedic father fended off the shark by punching it "five times before it let go."
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Donald Trump Awards Presidential Medal Of Freedom To Golfer Tiger Woods
President Donald Trump awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom to golfer Tiger Woods on Monday evening, saying it his "privilege" to bestow the honor on "one of the greatest athletes in the history of sports."
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Trump Serves Fast-Food Feast To Athletes To Celebrate Championship Again
The White House, as it did after Clemson won the College Football Playoff national championship game, offered up a fast-food feast to the celebrating players, this time with food from Chick-fil-A and McDonald's.
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As His Dog Patiently Awaits, The Wreckage Of Emiliano Sala's Plane Is Found
The plane carrying Emiliano Sala and pilot David Ibbotson from Nantes to Cardiff disappeared from radar over the English Channel on the evening of January 21.
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An Unsure Trump Says He'd Have A "Hard Time" Letting Son Play Football
When he was campaigning for president, Donald Trump railed against professional football, telling an audience that the game had become "soft like our country has become soft." On the eve of Super Bowl LIII weekend, he admitted that he wasn't sure he would want his youngest son to play the game because of "the reports that I see coming out having to...
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An Irish Football Team Is Very Sorry It Claimed A Player Was Dead In Order To Postpone A Game
The Leinster Senior League plans to meet Thursday to determine what punishment is warranted.
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He Once Accused Trump Of Cheating At Golf. Now, He May Run For President
An instantly recognizable sports figure who has accused President Donald Trump of cheating at golf is considering whether to throw his hat into what is likely to be a very crowded ring of challengers when the president is up for re-election in 2020.
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"Magical": A Saudi Arabian Woman Drives A Formula One Car As Ban Ends
From the streets of Saudi Arabia to a French track, women are taking the wheel.
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Reporter Groped In Russia During Live World Cup Broadcast
A female reporter who said she only wants to talk about soccer "systems and strategy" was groped and kissed by a man last week as she attempted to do a live World Cup broadcast.
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In Video, NBA Player Groaned As US Cop Tased Him Over Parking Violation
Moments after police body-camera video of his arrest was released Wednesday, Milwaukee Bucks rookie Sterling Brown said his experience with the city's police department was "wrong and shouldn't happen to anybody".
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Belgian Cyclist Michael Goolaerts Dies Of Cardiac Arrest After Crash During Paris-Roubaix Race
A Belgian cyclist died Sunday after crashing during the one-day Paris-Roubaix race in northern France.
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Serena Williams Tells Scary Story of Childbirth Complications
The story she tells of the changes wrought on her life by the arrival of Alexis Olympia, whom she calls by her middle name and husband Alexis Ohanian refers to as Junior, are sweet, but the aftermath of the baby's birth in September was anything but serene.
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Man Who Slashed "Baby Trump" Balloon Raises $20,000 In Online Fundraiser
A man who slashed open a giant "Baby Trump" balloon with a knife during the president's trip Saturday to Tuscaloosa, Alabama, for the Alabama-Louisiana State football game was free on bond Sunday, saying in a video that he'd "do it again if given the opportunity."
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Snoop Dog Uses Pole Dancers, Shoots Money Gun At School Performance
The Kansas athletic department apologized after one of those "looked-good-on-paper" ideas backfired Friday night during the school's annual "Late Night in the Phog" celebration that kicks off the men's and women's basketball seasons.
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Shooting At NBA Championship Celebration In Canada Injures 4 People
Four people were injured, some seriously, after a shooting at the NBA championship celebration for the Toronto Raptors, police said. In a Monday evening news conference, Police Chief Mark Saunders said police arrested three people and seized two firearms. It was unclear if any of the suspects were among the four injured.
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Dad Punched Shark "5 Times" To Save Daughter, Who Lost A Leg
A 17-year-old North Carolina girl has undergone surgery to amputate her leg and "some fingers" after a terrifying shark attack in which her paramedic father fended off the shark by punching it "five times before it let go."
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Donald Trump Awards Presidential Medal Of Freedom To Golfer Tiger Woods
President Donald Trump awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom to golfer Tiger Woods on Monday evening, saying it his "privilege" to bestow the honor on "one of the greatest athletes in the history of sports."
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Trump Serves Fast-Food Feast To Athletes To Celebrate Championship Again
The White House, as it did after Clemson won the College Football Playoff national championship game, offered up a fast-food feast to the celebrating players, this time with food from Chick-fil-A and McDonald's.
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As His Dog Patiently Awaits, The Wreckage Of Emiliano Sala's Plane Is Found
The plane carrying Emiliano Sala and pilot David Ibbotson from Nantes to Cardiff disappeared from radar over the English Channel on the evening of January 21.
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An Unsure Trump Says He'd Have A "Hard Time" Letting Son Play Football
When he was campaigning for president, Donald Trump railed against professional football, telling an audience that the game had become "soft like our country has become soft." On the eve of Super Bowl LIII weekend, he admitted that he wasn't sure he would want his youngest son to play the game because of "the reports that I see coming out having to...
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An Irish Football Team Is Very Sorry It Claimed A Player Was Dead In Order To Postpone A Game
The Leinster Senior League plans to meet Thursday to determine what punishment is warranted.
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He Once Accused Trump Of Cheating At Golf. Now, He May Run For President
An instantly recognizable sports figure who has accused President Donald Trump of cheating at golf is considering whether to throw his hat into what is likely to be a very crowded ring of challengers when the president is up for re-election in 2020.
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"Magical": A Saudi Arabian Woman Drives A Formula One Car As Ban Ends
From the streets of Saudi Arabia to a French track, women are taking the wheel.
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Reporter Groped In Russia During Live World Cup Broadcast
A female reporter who said she only wants to talk about soccer "systems and strategy" was groped and kissed by a man last week as she attempted to do a live World Cup broadcast.
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In Video, NBA Player Groaned As US Cop Tased Him Over Parking Violation
Moments after police body-camera video of his arrest was released Wednesday, Milwaukee Bucks rookie Sterling Brown said his experience with the city's police department was "wrong and shouldn't happen to anybody".
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Belgian Cyclist Michael Goolaerts Dies Of Cardiac Arrest After Crash During Paris-Roubaix Race
A Belgian cyclist died Sunday after crashing during the one-day Paris-Roubaix race in northern France.
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Serena Williams Tells Scary Story of Childbirth Complications
The story she tells of the changes wrought on her life by the arrival of Alexis Olympia, whom she calls by her middle name and husband Alexis Ohanian refers to as Junior, are sweet, but the aftermath of the baby's birth in September was anything but serene.
