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Follow Daily Mail Sport's live blog for the latest score, team news and updates as Atletico Madrid host Arsenal in the first leg of their Champions League semi-final at the Metropolitano. [TheTopNews] Read More.45 mins ago - Squeals of protest as Tottenham launch Peppa Pig range in club shop during despe...Spurs are, to some, currently favourites to take the third relegation place in the Premier League, with Roberto De Zerbi's side 18th in the standings and two points off safety with four games left to play. [TheTopNews] Read More.45 mins ago
- Fox Anchor Straight Up Asks John Fetterman: ‘Why Don’t You Run as a Republic...
Fox News’ John Roberts suggested Senator John Fetterman (D-PA) switch parties during a Wednesday afternoon interview on America Reports. After being asked about his own party’s dissatisfaction with him, Fetterman lamented Democrats’ drift leftward and vowed to “play it straight.” “I’m gonna never lie or pretend something’s wrong. I’m gonna just-, what’s right, I will support. And that’s the voice that I’m going to continue to be, regardless what parts of the Democratic might disagree,” he said. A few moments later, Roberts made his inquiry: So, Senator, if I could just button this up by asking you this question,. I mean, you seem to be at odds with the majority of the people in the Democratic Party, and I’m wondering when you run for reelection in 2028, like Jim Justice did when he flipped from Democrat to Republican after being governor and then running for the Senate, why don’t you run as a Republican? Fetterman replied: Well, because I’m a Democrat. I mean, for me, it’s like my views remain reasonable. My voting record actually reflects that I am a Democrat. You know, what’s changed me with many of my other colleagues is that I don’t agree and I use like extreme rhetoric and say, but I support what I think most Americans should agree with these things. You know, the Democratic Party, you know, we became an open border party, without a doubt. And now that’s wrong, and I support to make our border more security, and deport all of the criminals right now. So I can’t be a Republican because in many other areas, I disagree on that. So whether if I’m politically homeless or whatever, but I’m staying in my party and I am not sure why the problem is with me and my reasonable views, you know, why that problem isn’t with the Democratic Party. And I think the Democratic Party, you know, has incredibly impossible to resist their worst urges, and the excesses that cost us the elections back in 2024. Watch above via Fox News.The post Fox Anchor Straight Up Asks John Fetterman: ‘Why Don’t You Run as a Republican?’ first appeared on Mediaite. [TheTopNews] Read More.46 mins ago - Former Broncos’ 2-Time Pro Bowl Safety Justin Simmons Announces NFL Retire...
Two-time Pro Bowl safety Justin Simmons has retired from the NFL following a nine-year career, including eight seasons with the Denver Broncos. The Broncos announced Simmons' retirement on Wednesday and noted the news came exactly 10 years after the team selected the safety in the third round from Boston College in 2016. Though Simmons started 16 games for the Atlanta Falcons in his final season in 2024, when he had two interceptions, he enjoyed most of his success with Denver. Each of his two Pro Bowl seasons came with the Broncos. He also was a four-time second-team All-Pro for Denver. "Being a Denver Bronco was more than just a team," Simmons said in the Broncos' announcement on social media. "It was my heart, my home and my story." Added Simmons: "I'm always going to be a Bronco, and I'm always going to be a Broncos fan. They took a chance on me, extended me. This is my home." Simmons intercepted at least two passes in each of his nine seasons and finished his career with 32, including an NFL-leading six in 2022. He started in 124 of 134 games in his career. The Falcons also offered congratulations to Simmons on social media. Reporting by The Associated Press. [TheTopNews] Read More.47 mins ago - After third assassination attempt, debate grows over whether Trump attack warran...
When a bullet grazed President Donald Trump's ear, Congress immediately launched investigations into how a gunman was able to pull the trigger. Two attempts later, and lawmakers are now less interested in taking swift action.There have been few calls to hold hearings or launch probes into the latest incident as conspiracies swirl online after the third alleged assassination attempt over the weekend at the White House Correspondent's Association Dinner."I just happen to think it's — for the most part, it's a waste of time," Sen. John Kennedy, R-La., told Fox News Digital. "Security held. The guy didn't get through. Wasn't even close."REPUBLICANS EYE PICKING UP $400M TAB FOR TRUMP'S BALLROOM AS SOME DEMS OPEN TO 'DISCUSS' IDEATop lawmakers on the House Oversight and Senate Judiciary committees met with Secret Service Director Sean Curran this week for briefings, but have so far stopped short of calling for hearings or full-scale investigations.Two years ago, when a gunman tried and failed to assassinate Trump on the campaign trail in Butler, Pennsylvania, two major bipartisan investigations were launched to address failures by the Secret Service and other agencies and find out how a gunman got so close to ending Trump's life.And in the case of Ryan Routh, who was caught with a rifle in another attempt against Trump while he was golfing at his club in Florida just months after the shooting at Butler, lawmakers folded that investigation in with their ongoing inquiry into the first attack.Following the weekend shooting at the annual White House Correspondents’ Association (WHCA) Dinner, where a gunman was foiled while attempting to enter a packed ballroom where Trump, his Cabinet, Vice President JD Vance and several journalists sat, lawmakers aren’t rushing to figure out what happened this time.Trump's appearance on Saturday marks the first time he decided to go to the dinner while serving as president — he has been twice in the past. He also promised at a press conference after the dinner was canceled to reschedule the event within the next 30 days.The alleged shooter, Cole Allen, bolted past a security check point with a rifle, handgun and several knives on his person. But the Secret Service was able to neutralize the suspect before he ever entered the ballroom where Trump was sitting.Still, some Republicans are demanding that the incident be given a thorough review, or at least a hearing.REPUBLICANS SCRAMBLE TO FUND SECRET SERVICE AFTER TRUMP ASSASSINATION ATTEMPT… [TheTopNews] Read More.48 mins ago
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Follow Daily Mail Sport's live blog for the latest score, team news and updates as Atletico Madrid host Arsenal in the first leg of their Champions League semi-final at the Metropolitano. [TheTopNews] Read More.
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Spurs are, to some, currently favourites to take the third relegation place in the Premier League, with Roberto De Zerbi's side 18th in the standings and two points off safety with four games left to play. [TheTopNews] Read More.
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Fox News’ John Roberts suggested Senator John Fetterman (D-PA) switch parties during a Wednesday afternoon interview on America Reports. After being asked about his own party’s dissatisfaction with him, Fetterman lamented Democrats’ drift leftward and vowed to “play it straight.” “I’m gonna never lie or pretend something’s wrong. I’m gonna just-, what’s right, I will support. And that’s the voice that I’m going to continue to be, regardless what parts of the Democratic might disagree,” he said. A few moments later, Roberts made his inquiry: So, Senator, if I could just button this up by asking you this question,. I mean, you seem to be at odds with the majority of the people in the Democratic Party, and I’m wondering when you run for reelection in 2028, like Jim Justice did when he flipped from Democrat to Republican after being governor and then running for the Senate, why don’t you run as a Republican? Fetterman replied: Well, because I’m a Democrat. I mean, for me, it’s like my views remain reasonable. My voting record actually reflects that I am a Democrat. You know, what’s changed me with many of my other colleagues is that I don’t agree and I use like extreme rhetoric and say, but I support what I think most Americans should agree with these things. You know, the Democratic Party, you know, we became an open border party, without a doubt. And now that’s wrong, and I support to make our border more security, and deport all of the criminals right now. So I can’t be a Republican because in many other areas, I disagree on that. So whether if I’m politically homeless or whatever, but I’m staying in my party and I am not sure why the problem is with me and my reasonable views, you know, why that problem isn’t with the Democratic Party. And I think the Democratic Party, you know, has incredibly impossible to resist their worst urges, and the excesses that cost us the elections back in 2024. Watch above via Fox News.The post Fox Anchor Straight Up Asks John Fetterman: ‘Why Don’t You Run as a Republican?’ first appeared on Mediaite. [TheTopNews] Read More.
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Two-time Pro Bowl safety Justin Simmons has retired from the NFL following a nine-year career, including eight seasons with the Denver Broncos. The Broncos announced Simmons' retirement on Wednesday and noted the news came exactly 10 years after the team selected the safety in the third round from Boston College in 2016. Though Simmons started 16 games for the Atlanta Falcons in his final season in 2024, when he had two interceptions, he enjoyed most of his success with Denver. Each of his two Pro Bowl seasons came with the Broncos. He also was a four-time second-team All-Pro for Denver. "Being a Denver Bronco was more than just a team," Simmons said in the Broncos' announcement on social media. "It was my heart, my home and my story." Added Simmons: "I'm always going to be a Bronco, and I'm always going to be a Broncos fan. They took a chance on me, extended me. This is my home." Simmons intercepted at least two passes in each of his nine seasons and finished his career with 32, including an NFL-leading six in 2022. He started in 124 of 134 games in his career. The Falcons also offered congratulations to Simmons on social media. Reporting by The Associated Press. [TheTopNews] Read More.
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When a bullet grazed President Donald Trump's ear, Congress immediately launched investigations into how a gunman was able to pull the trigger. Two attempts later, and lawmakers are now less interested in taking swift action.There have been few calls to hold hearings or launch probes into the latest incident as conspiracies swirl online after the third alleged assassination attempt over the weekend at the White House Correspondent's Association Dinner."I just happen to think it's — for the most part, it's a waste of time," Sen. John Kennedy, R-La., told Fox News Digital. "Security held. The guy didn't get through. Wasn't even close."REPUBLICANS EYE PICKING UP $400M TAB FOR TRUMP'S BALLROOM AS SOME DEMS OPEN TO 'DISCUSS' IDEATop lawmakers on the House Oversight and Senate Judiciary committees met with Secret Service Director Sean Curran this week for briefings, but have so far stopped short of calling for hearings or full-scale investigations.Two years ago, when a gunman tried and failed to assassinate Trump on the campaign trail in Butler, Pennsylvania, two major bipartisan investigations were launched to address failures by the Secret Service and other agencies and find out how a gunman got so close to ending Trump's life.And in the case of Ryan Routh, who was caught with a rifle in another attempt against Trump while he was golfing at his club in Florida just months after the shooting at Butler, lawmakers folded that investigation in with their ongoing inquiry into the first attack.Following the weekend shooting at the annual White House Correspondents’ Association (WHCA) Dinner, where a gunman was foiled while attempting to enter a packed ballroom where Trump, his Cabinet, Vice President JD Vance and several journalists sat, lawmakers aren’t rushing to figure out what happened this time.Trump's appearance on Saturday marks the first time he decided to go to the dinner while serving as president — he has been twice in the past. He also promised at a press conference after the dinner was canceled to reschedule the event within the next 30 days.The alleged shooter, Cole Allen, bolted past a security check point with a rifle, handgun and several knives on his person. But the Secret Service was able to neutralize the suspect before he ever entered the ballroom where Trump was sitting.Still, some Republicans are demanding that the incident be given a thorough review, or at least a hearing.REPUBLICANS SCRAMBLE TO FUND SECRET SERVICE AFTER TRUMP ASSASSINATION ATTEMPT… [TheTopNews] Read More.
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