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The 154th Open Championship best bets: Outrights, placement bets, 'one-and-done' pick for Royal Birkdale
Jon Rahm, Collin Morikawa, and Robert MacIntyre headline bold golf betting picks for the 154th Open Championship at Royal Birkdale this week.
Senate faces 'come-to-Jesus' moment on Trump's election priority under GOP's new plan
Republicans aim to pass election integrity measures through budget reconciliation by offering states grant funding to enforce voter ID requirements.
AOC offers rare praise to late Sen Graham for backing AI porn bill now stalled in House
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez called the late Sen. Lindsey Graham instrumental in passing the DEFIANCE Act targeting nonconsensual AI deepfake porn.
Resurfaced Netflix description of 'Gone with the Wind' as being 'known for its racism' sparks online uproar
A resurfaced Netflix page labeling "Gone with the Wind" as "known for its racism" and promoting Black Lives Matter has triggered fierce online backlash.
Chili's says Louisiana worker was fired for 'harassment,' employee says it stemmed from pronoun dispute
Wesley Kirk Ford Jr. says he was fired from a Louisiana Chili's for refusing to use preferred pronouns, but the restaurant claims repeated harassment.
Conor McGregor makes 3-word promise for UFC career in video after another devastating injury
Conor McGregor's return against Max Holloway ended after 69 seconds when a knee injury forced a stoppage. Dana White says he suspects a blown ACL.
Trump’s Labor strike force deploys to New York to weed out staggering $2 million per day in fraud
New York drains nearly $2 million a day in unemployment fraud, prompting an unprecedented DOL strike team deployment with embedded special agents.
French police make 98 arrests after chaos erupts in Paris following World Cup semifinal loss: report
French police reportedly made 98 arrests in Paris after chaos erupted following the soccer team's World Cup semifinal loss to Spain on Tuesday.
As Trump's NATO gamble pays off, envoy names allies he's still watching
Ambassador Matthew Whitaker says allies added nearly $150 billion in defense spending as NATO pushes toward an ambitious 5% GDP target by 2035.
Dave Portnoy baffled by socialists who fled ‘disaster’ countries to ‘fix’ United States
Dave Portnoy questioned why people who left "disaster" countries promote socialism in the United States during his "Adam Carolla Show" appearance.
Portland being Portland: Baseball team stops game for pitcher & hitter to make out on 'Heated Rivalry' night
The Portland Pickles staged a scripted kiss between two men on the baseball diamond during a family game, drawing sharp reactions across social media.
Swing-state poll spells trouble for far left as Schumer-backed candidate dominates with critical voting blocs
Haley Stevens leads Abdul El-Sayed by seven points in the Michigan Senate primary as Bernie Sanders and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez head to the state.