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Stephen A. Smith refused to apologize after criticizing President Donald Trump for disrupting Knicks' Game 3 momentum. Trump responded by calling Smith a 'low IQ individual,' but Smith defended his stance on Fox News, arguing Trump's visit and security measures harmed the team's atmosphere. Smith also claimed Trump prioritized his own interests over the Knicks' playoff energy.

Rapper Waka Flocka Flame expressed support for Donald Trump over Kamala Harris, comparing his choice to preferring Kobe Bryant over LeBron James. He clarified his endorsement does not equate to full political alignment and stated he has never voted in his life. The interview also referenced Nicki Minaj's support for Trump and his views on fatherhood.

Martina Navratilova claims she attempted to warn Kamala Harris' campaign about concerns regarding transgender athletes and women’s sex-based rights but was ignored. She argues Democrats privately agree with her stance but avoid public statements due to political risks, citing a 2025 poll showing 67% of Democrats oppose allowing biological males to compete in women’s sports.

A clinical psychologist, Dr. Michael Breus, advocates for morning sex based on natural physiological cues, while a brother and sister suspect their partners are cheating on them with each other. The article also mentions a podcast and a corrections employee love story as part of its weekly themes.

Jennifer Oliver, a California mother, advocates for fairness in women's sports after her daughter lost a high jump competition to trans athlete AB Hernandez. Oliver emphasizes compassion for Hernandez but argues biological males in girls' sports undermine fairness and safety. Hernandez, a biological male, won multiple state championships in girls' track events.

ESPN writer David Dennis Jr. criticized Lane Kiffin for not speaking out against Louisiana's alleged attempts to suppress black voting power, suggesting Kiffin should use his platform to effect change. Dennis' article sparked controversy and was shared by OutKick founder Clay Travis. The article discusses the intersection of sports and politics.

Retired Navy Rear Admiral Tim Gallaudet claims that UFOs may be controlled by non-human intelligence, sparking interest and concern about the phenomenon. The claim comes as a leading voice in America on the UAP phenomenon, adding gravity to the situation. The topic of UFOs remains a mystery with no clear answers.

A video shared on Facebook shows a massive grizzly bear and a wolf fighting over a dead animal in a river. The bear, which can weigh over 800 pounds, dominates the interaction. The footage was captured by Wild Love Images and shared by Julie Argyle.

Jennifer Welch, co-host of 'I’ve Had It,' labeled ESPN broadcaster Doris Burke a 'MAGA-style propagandist' for criticizing Oklahoma City Thunder's Shai Gilgeous-Alexander (SGA) as a 'free throw merchant.' The article defends Burke's comment, citing SGA's high free-throw attempt statistics, and criticizes Welch's history of controversial remarks. The Athletic's 'Sports Gossip Show' hosts, Madeline Hill and Charlotte Wilder, did not challenge Welch's claim.

ESPN's Executive Vice President David Roberts, credited with turning around the network by canceling politically and racially driven programming and promoting talent like Will Cain, is retiring after 22 years. His tenure saw improved ratings and a shift away from controversial hosts, though his approach faced criticism for prioritizing talent over political alignment.

Riley Gaines, OutKick host and former NCAA swimmer, released a children's book titled '1, 2, 3, We Are Free!' inspired by motherhood, celebrating American exceptionalism and themes of faith, family, and freedom. She expressed concern over declining patriotism and rising political violence, citing a Gallup poll and incidents involving educators linked to anti-American rhetoric.

American Eagle's marketing success with Sydney Sweeney and Ella Langley contrasts with Bud Light's 2023 DEI-era struggles. The collaboration with Langley, including a denim line and social media engagement, boosted stock and engagement. The article praises American Eagle's Americana branding over woke marketing strategies.

Barack Obama is conducting his first televised interview from the controversial Obama Presidential Center with Stephen Colbert, a Democratic ally and late-night host whose show is set to end soon. The interview drew criticism from conservative commentators who accuse Colbert of partisan activism, while the center faces scrutiny over its design and public funding. CBS and Paramount canceled Colbert's show due to financial losses.

Sydney Sweeney's lingerie brand Syrn has partnered with Livvy Dunne for a photoshoot, intensifying competition with Victoria's Secret. The collaboration is framed as a strategic move to attract Millennials and Gen Z, positioning Syrn as a challenger to Victoria's Secret's legacy.

President Donald Trump faced backlash for posting an AI-generated image portraying him as Jesus Christ, criticizing Pope Leo XIV and sparking controversy among allies and religious figures. The meme, which included patriotic symbols, drew accusations of blasphemy and calls for an apology from critics on both political sides.