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- WATCH: College Baseball Player Ejected for Home Run Celebration in Chaotic Scene
Screenshot A player from the University of Georgia baseball team was ejected Sunday for the way he celebrated a crucial go-ahead home run. The Bulldogs faced Liberty in their third game of the Athens Regional. With Georgia trailing 1-0 in the bottom of the sixth inning, junior Tre Phelps put the team ahead with two-run homer. As he rounded the bases, he exchanged words with multiple Liberty players who clearly took issue with his display. While Phelps was in the dugout continuing the celebration, Georgia manager coach Wes Johnson was seen having an animated discussion with the umpires. The announcers on ESPN’s broadcast suggested that Phelps had just been ejected, prompting his coach to protest the decision. Moments later, Johnson was tossed from the game. As this was all going on, Phelps looked on in confusion as he stood in the dugout with his teammates. As Johnson returned to the dugout, he motioned for Phelps to walk into the clubhouse with him, confirming that Phelps had also been ejected. TRE PHELPS GIVES GEORGIA THE LEAD AND THEN GETS TOSSED FOR CELEBRATION WES JOHNSON TOSSED. WOW. pic.twitter.com/kL36K3AVXS — 11Point7 College Baseball (@11point7) May 31, 2026 A replay of the homer revealed that the home run umpire immediately instructed Phelps to round the bases as the junior took a moment to admire the hit. Before he got to first base, however, Phelps turned to the Liberty dugout and made a gesture. Multiple players in the Liberty dugout reacted to the move. Liberty infielder then Jaxon Sorenson said something to Phelps as he rounded first, prompting a taunt from Phelps. I meannnnn he was asking for it pic.twitter.com/FHwzjRYzha — 11Point7 College Baseball (@11point7) May 31, 2026 Georgia went on to win 6-1 to advance to the super regionals. After the game, Johnson claimed Phelps was gesturing to his family in the stands behind Liberty’s dugout. He also revealed that Phelps had been suspended for the first game of the super regionals. “We let our players express themselves,” Johnson said. “Who’s gonna tell a player he can’t wave to his family?” Here's everything UGA's Wes Johnson and Daniel Jackson said after the game about the ejection and upcoming suspension for Tre Phelps @DawgNation https://t.co/0zJJsZGDrX pic.twitter.com/hhCQvY5Qik — Cody Chaffins (@CodyChaffins) June 1, 2026 —The post WATCH: College Baseball Player Ejected for Home Run Celebration in Chaotic… [TheTopNews] Read More.2 hours ago - ‘Another Masterstroke by the President!’ House Republican Falls All Over Him...
Rep. Riley Moore (R-WV) fell all over himself praising President Donald Trump’s handling of the war with Iran, claiming the still unfinished agreement to continue the ceasefire would “go down in the history books as one of the great peace deals he’s done.” Moore spoke with Fox Business host Cheryl Casone on Monday to discuss the ongoing Iran war as the president requested changes to the proposed memorandum of understanding between the two countries – a deal that would extend the ongoing ceasefire while laying the groundwork for ongoing talks. Casone asked the congressman for his reaction to the latest developments in the months-long conflict, noting Monday’s uptick in oil prices. In response, Moore jumped to heap praise on the president, touting the “great deal” that Trump is working on. “Look, the president has gotten us to a point in which the secretary just outlined that no one has gotten to in the last 47 years,” said Moore, citing Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent’s Sunday claim that the yet-to-be-completed Iranian peace deal was the first of its kind. Moore continued: We have the Iranians actually agreeing to not acquiring a nuclear weapon, or nuclear material, or the ability to be able to put together a nuclear weapon in the future. This is huge. No one has been at this point. So I think, look, I understand everybody’s antsy in all of this, we’re all nervous, we want things to go quickly and fast. But if we want a quick deal, you can get a quick deal, but we want a great deal, and that’s what the president is currently working on. He’s putting together a great deal, and this is a two-step process. Step one is opening up the straits. We’ll remove the naval blockade if the straits are open. Then you’re going to move to step two in this process, where, look, if there’s no dust, there’s no dollars. The dollars can start to flow if the nuclear dust starts to get removed, and the administration, smartly, President Trump is going to have his hand on that dial to be able to turn that up or turn that down in terms of those dollars, based on the amount of nuclear dust that we’re able to get back from them. So, of course, it’s another master stroke by the president who has ended multiple conflicts in his term here… [TheTopNews] Read More.2 hours ago - Is A.I. Replacing Tech Workers or Providing an Excuse for Job Cuts?
Tech industry layoffs are accelerating, and executives have been quick to say it’s because their companies are doing more with artificial intelligence, even when there may be more to it. [TheTopNews] Read More.2 hours ago - How Box Created 13 New Types of Jobs Because of A.I.Box, a Silicon Valley software maker, expects to have more employees, not fewer, as it hires A.I. architects, A.I. solutions managers and other new A.I.-related positions. [TheTopNews] Read More.2 hours ago
- ‘Wipeout!’ Mark Halperin Reports Republicans Are Going ‘Bonkers’ Watchin... Mark Halperin reported that President Donald Trump is driving his fellow Republicans “bonkers” by setting them up for a midterm “wipeout” during a recent edition of his 2WAY show. “If you’re cheering for the Republicans in the midterms, I’m telling you that if you don’t talk to Republican strategists with polling data, you have your head in the sand if you think this is going to go well on the current trajectory related to the war, related to all the things the president focused on: putting his picture on money, building things named after him, lots of buck-raking by him and his family. All of these things are driving Republican strategists and candidates on the ballot bonkers because right now this is setting up to be a wipeout for the Democratic Party,” Halperin declared on Friday’s show. “It could change, it could change, but currently it’s setting up a wipeout. And that’s not a partisan view or a media exaggeration; it is based on the polling of Republicans in lots of these states. And you may see states you’re not expecting at all to go toward Democrat have Democratic wins. Democrats could, I say could, pick up eight seats in the Senate. They could net eight seats, that’d be incredible.” “Kevin, what are Democrats doing to try to make this a possibility? Or are they just sitting back and watching Donald Trump screw it up?” Halperin asked Kevin Walling at the end of his monologue. Walling cautioned Halperin not to discount Democrats’ “ability to screw it up ourselves,” and cautioned them to stay focused. “Democrats singularly have to keep it a referendum on Donald Trump,” he argued. “Talk about the corruption. Talk about the fact that the economy is not working for most Americans, while at the same time, Republicans are focused on things that don’t matter to the American people. If we make it a choice election, if we’re, you know, if we continue to defend God as being non-binary, we will lose this election.” Watch above via 2WAY on YouTube.The post ‘Wipeout!’ Mark Halperin Reports Republicans Are Going ‘Bonkers’ Watching Trump ‘Screw’ Up the Midterms first appeared on Mediaite. [TheTopNews] Read More.2 hours ago
- Satellite Imagery Shows Iran’s Speedy Recovery After US Strikes: Report
(AP Photo/Mark Schiefelbein) Iran quickly recovered long-range missiles buried by U.S. strikes, using bulldozers and dump trucks to quickly regain access to underground sites, according to satellite imagery. President Donald Trump, his Department of Defense chief, and many others within the administration have repeatedly claimed that Iran’s military has been “decimated,” almost wholly crippled by U.S. strikes. Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth said in April that Iran would be “digging out your remaining launchers and missiles, with no ability to replace them. You have no defense industry.” Yet a new investigation by CNN reports that Iran’s military capacity maintains strong resilience against U.S. strikes, with satellite images showing tunnel entrances blocked by bombs getting quickly dug out with “simple equipment.” At eighteen underground missile sites, Iran has unblocked 50 of the 69 entrances. “During the fighting, Iran worked to excavate the tunnel entrances at great peril, with the U.S. and Israel often striking the equipment used for digging. That work enabled Tehran to continue firing missiles throughout the war, though at vastly reduced rates,” the report reads. “Since the ceasefire more than seven weeks ago, Iranian efforts to excavate the bases have accelerated significantly.” Iran has also repaired roads bombed by the U.S. and Israel, filling in craters and going so far as to repave around two sites. Experts told the outlet that this ability on the part of Iran suggests “that Tehran’s missile capabilities can’t be destroyed just by targeting tunnel entrances,” claiming that Iran has access to 1,000 missiles within those underground sites. CNN’s piece mirrors similar reporting on the state of Iran’s military capacity, including a May report from The New York Times that claimed the president and Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth drastically overestimated U.S. success in crippling Iran’s military capabilities, according to classified assessments. Those documents showed that Iran has regained access to a majority of its missile sites, including 30 out of the 33 located along the Strait of Hormuz. The country has access to 70 percent of mobile missile launchers and has held onto 70 percent of its ballistic and cruise missiles throughout the conflict. Iran also regained access to ninety percent of its underground facilities, used to store and launch missiles, which are now “partially or fully operational,” those familiar with the intelligence assessments said. The U.S. and Iran continued to trade strikes over the weekend as the president requested changes to the proposed memorandum of understanding between the… [TheTopNews] Read More.2 hours ago
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