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Sep 10 2024ENTERTAINMENT

Dana White's U-Turn on Decision Fights: Is the UFC Getting Boring or Evolving?

Dana White, the head honcho of the UFC, recently made a surprising about-face on his stance regarding fights that go to a decision. Remember when he swore off deciding on bonuses before fights after UFC 304, where Leon Edwards and King Green delivered a lackluster, decision-ending bout? Well, now

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Sep 10 2024SPORTS

Niners Fans: 'MNF Broadcasters, That's San Jose, Not Santa Clara! '

San Francisco 49ers fans are no strangers to TV broadcasters showing scenes of their beloved city instead of the actual home of Levi Stadium - Santa Clara. But that doesn't mean they're happy about it! In the Niners' home opener against the New York Jets, fans took to social media to call out MNF an

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Sep 10 2024POLITICS

Brown University: Divestment Battle or Campus Divide?

Brown University is embroiled in a heated controversy over a proposed divestment vote from companies with ties to Israel, sparking accusations of antisemitism and raising fundamental questions about the role of universities in political activism. Joseph Edelman, a prominent hedge fund manager and B

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Sep 10 2024SPORTS

Mason's Magic: A 49ers Victory Shadows Rodgers' Return

In a surprising turn of events, the San Francisco 49ers silenced Aaron Rodgers' anticipated return to the field with a decisive 32-19 victory over the New York Jets. This win came with a surprising twist: star running back Christian McCaffrey was ruled out just before kickoff, seemingly out of nowhe

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Sep 08 2024POLITICS

Supreme Suspicion: Justice Alito's Royal Connections Raise Eyebrows

When it comes to the Supreme Court, every gift and association is under scrutiny these days. The latest eyebrow-raiser? Justice Samuel Alito received $900 in concert tickets from German Princess Gloria von Thurn und Taxis—a fellow Catholic who's been known to rub elbows with the rich and famous (an

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Sep 08 2024POLITICS

Democrats' 'Law and Order' Tightrope: Rhetoric vs. Reality

Democrats are facing a tough balancing act. They're trying to convince voters they're tough on crime and immigration, but their actual policies haven't changed much. Is this just political maneuvering, or are they truly concerned about public safety? Polls show people are worried about crime,

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Sep 08 2024SPORTS

The Fury-Ngannou Fight: Was It a Knockout or a Conspiracy?

The debate about the Fury-Ngannou fight highlights the complexities of judging in combat sports. It's a reminder that even when rules are in place, human subjectivity can influence the outcome. The question of whether Francis Ngannou was robbed of the victory or not is still up for debate. The impor

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Sep 06 2024CELEBRITIES

Rachael Ray's Ossobucco Oopsie: Is Ageism Brewing in the Kitchen?

Rachael Ray, the queen of 30-minute meals, recently shared a heartwarming tribute to the late Tony Bennett by cooking his favorite dish, Ossobucco. She even recounted a hilarious anecdote about almost injuring Bennett with an overzealous cleaning spree. But instead of focusing on the heartwarming

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Sep 06 2024OPINION

Homelessness in Midtown West: A Closer Look

Have you ever walked through Midtown West in New York City and noticed the growing number of people living on the streets? It's not just about having no place to call home; many are struggling with drug addiction and mental health issues. Councilman Erik Bottcher calls it a 'humanitarian crisis.' Bu

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Sep 06 2024POLITICS

Kamala Harris' Bigoted Faith-Based Attacks: A Closer Look

Kamala Harris has long been accused of targeting people of faith, particularly Catholics. Her blatant discrimination was on full display during a 2018 Senate hearing where she subtly criticized the Knights of Columbus for being an 'all-male society comprised primarily of Catholic men.' She implied t

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