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The highlights, the lowlights, and how Apple changed in the years since Tim Cook took over as chief executive. [TheTopNews] Read More.1 hour ago - Dominic Solanke’s Season In Doubt Amid Tottenham’s Relegation Battle
Tottenham Hotspur striker Dominic Solanke could reportedly be sidelined for the remainder of the Premier League season. The England international suffered a hamstring injury during the weekend victory over Wolverhampton Wanderers, leaving Roberto De Zerbi with a mounting availability crisis in the middle of a relegation battle. Hamstring heartbreak for Solanke Doubt has been cast over Solanke’s involvement in Tottenham's crucial Premier League run-in because of the hamstring injury he suffered against Wolves. As per The Telegraph, early scans have suggested that the forward may have suffered a grade-two hamstring injury, which can take between three and eight weeks to recover from. That opens up the nightmare possibility of Solanke joining the list of Spurs players who will not play again this season, although the relegation-threatened club have not yet confirmed the extent of his injury. Injury list continues to grow Despite winning their first league game of 2026 against Wolves, Spurs remain in the relegation zone, two points behind West Ham United. Xavi Simons will miss the rest of the season and is expected to be out for a minimum of seven months after suffering an anteria cruciate ligament injury in the Wolves game and undergoing surgery, meaning he is unlikely to play again before December. Other than Simons and the doubts over Solanke, De Zerbi is already without Mohammed Kudus, Dejan Kulusevski, Wilson Odobert and Cristian Romero for the rest of the season. James Maddison is also still waiting for his first minutes after returning to training from a year out with two knee injuries, leaving the squad paper-thin for the battles ahead. De Zerbi faces selection nightmare De Zerbi will address Solanke’s fitness in his press conference on Friday and will no doubt be hoping the 28-year-old will be able to play an active part in the run-in. Tottenham’s final four games are against Aston Villa on Sunday, Leeds United, Chelsea and Everton. Losing another attacker for any of those matches would be a significant setback for De Zerbi. The game against Chelsea has been rescheduled to Tuesday, May 19 because the Stamford Bridge club’s involvement in the FA Cup final on Saturday, May 16. World Cup dreams in jeopardy A season-ending injury now would also be a massive blow to Solanke’s hopes of going to the World Cup with England as Harry Kane’s deputy. The striker was said to be in the running for a spot… [TheTopNews] Read More.1 hour ago - ‘That is Staggering!’ CNN Anchor Blown Away By Disastrous Trump Inflation Po...
CNN anchor John Berman was blown away when CNN chief data analyst Harry Enten delivered disastrous polling news for President Donald Trump on inflation, calling the numbers “staggering!” Aside from the occasional outlier — like the “100 percent” MAGA poll that Trump bragged long and hard about — Enten has been showering the president with an escalating series of bad polls for most of the second term. On Wednesday’s edition of CNN News Central, Enten took the president’s already-deadly negative 49-point net approval on inflation and twisted the knife by noting it was worse than those of former Presidents Joe Biden and Jimmy Carter: JOHN BERMAN: If inflation is so important as an issue, as a political issue, how do they think the president is doing on it? HARRY ENTEN: Yes, it is the number one issue. The number one issue. It’s the number one financial issue. It’s the number one issue folks saying it’s facing their families right now. And Donald John Trump is in the worst position he has ever been on inflation. And more than that, these are the worst numbers I’ve ever seen for any president. I mean, just look at this. Look at this. According to Ipsos — look at this — net approval rating on inflation. We got the latest poll out. He’s 49 points underwater. That means that 49 percent more of the public disapproved than the proof of the job he’s doing. I went back. You remember Joe Biden inflation absolutely crushed his presidency, but at his worst, according to Ipsos, he was just 43 points underwater. So Trump is lower now on inflation than Joe Biden ever was, according to Ipsos. And I will note that the inflation rate right now is only about a third as it was back in June of 2022. Yet Trump’s numbers are significantly worse than Biden’s ever were. BERMAN: Even though inflation was like a nine percent this month, they still think Trump is doing a worse job on it than Biden ever was. ENTEN: Correct. BERMAN: That is staggering! OK, so when you think of presidents in inflation, the one that comes to mind is Jimmy Carter. That was when inflation was really stratospheric. So how does Trump compare to Carter on those numbers? ENTEN: Yes, these are really stunning numbers right here! But what about James Earl Carter? Right. You think of inflation as Johnny B. was talking about. You think about… [TheTopNews] Read More.1 hour ago - ‘That Means Kill ‘Em!’ Trump Insists Comey’s ’86 47′ Post ‘Probabl...President Donald Trump insisted that the Instagram post for which former FBI director James Comey has been indicted “probably” constituted a threat to his life during a Wednesday afternoon Oval Office Q&A. Comey was indicted on Tuesday over a post that included a picture of seashells arranged on the beach to read, “86 47,” as well as the caption, “Cool shell formation on my beach walk.” He has been charged with “knowingly and willfully made a threat to take the life of, and to inflict bodily harm upon the President of the United States,” according to a Department of Justice press release. On Wednesday, CNN’s Kaitlan Collins asked Trump if he genuinely believed the post endangered his well-being: COLLINS: You were talking about how busy you were this morning, James Comey was in court, he self-surrendered. He’s now been charged a second time, this time over a social media post with seashells that said “86 47.” Do you really think that he was endangering your life or threatening your life with that post? TRUMP: Well, if anybody knows anything about crime, they know 86, you know what eighty-, it’s a mob term for kill them, you know? You ever see the movies? “86’em,” the mobster says to one of his wonderful associates. “86’em,” that means kill’em! It’s-, I think of it as a mob term, I don’t know, people think of as something having to do with disappearing, but the mob uses that term to say when they want to kill somebody they say, “86 the son of a gun.” I’m trying to keep the language nice and clear — they don’t use that term, son of a gun — they use another term. But that’s a mob term for kill’em. COLLINS: But do you really think your life was in danger? TRUMP: Probably, I don’t know, you know, based on what I’m seeing out there, yeah. The people like Comey have created tremendous danger, I think, for politicians and others. You know, Comey is a dirty cop, he’s a very dirty cop. He cheated on the elections, he tried to help Hillary Clinton, as you know. He dismissed a lot of things that he should have proceeded with, that I wasn’t involved, but he should have proceeded with. No, he’s a dirty cop. He’s a crooked man. Watch above via Fox News.The post ‘That Means Kill ‘Em!’… [TheTopNews] Read More.1 hour ago
- This Supreme Court Case Could Determine the Fate of More Than 1.3 Million Migran...
The Supreme Court heard arguments on Wednesday on challenges against the Trump administration's end of temporary protected status (TPS) for 350,000 Haitian and 6,000 Syrian nationals. The outcome could have wider implications for the nearly 1.3 million TPS recipients across 13 countries currently living in the United States. Wednesday's arguments consolidated two cases accusing the Trump administration of violating federal law when it terminated TPS designation for both Haitians and Syrians without adequately consulting with other federal agencies, reports SCOTUSblog. Additionally, Haitian challengers argue that the decision to terminate Haiti's TPS violates the Equal Protection Clause of the 14th Amendment and discriminates against non-white immigrants. The government, however, argues that the Department of Homeland Security's (DHS) decisions regarding TPS designation are unreviewable by the courts, a position challengers say would unlawfully insulate executive action from judicial review, according to SCOTUSblog. But even if reviewable, the government argues that the DHS appropriately considered advice from the State Department as required. Created in 1990, the TPS program allows the secretary of Homeland Security to designate a foreign country for protected status when it is experiencing conditions that prevent the safe return of the country's nationals, including environmental disasters, armed conflicts, and other abnormal emergencies. The program allows individuals in the U.S. under TPS to stay in the country and work, but does not offer a direct path to a green card or citizenship. Last June, then-Secretary of Homeland Security Kristi Noem announced the termination of protected status for Haiti, which has had TPS since January 2010, following a massively destructive earthquake killing more than 300,000 people. Noem determined that Haiti, which is experiencing an ongoing humanitarian crisis, no longer met the conditions for TPS, and such a designation was contrary to the U.S. national interest. But Noem's decision was blocked from taking effect after U.S. District Judge Ana Reyes in the District of Columbia ruled that Noem was "substantially likely" to have "preordained her termination and did so because of hostility to nonwhite immigrants." "Secretary Noem has terminated every TPS country designation to have reached her desk," wrote Reyes, and noted that Noem failed to consult with other federal agencies before making her decision concerning Haiti, as required under federal law, and ignored economic considerations. Noem also terminated TPS for Syria in September, which has been in place since March 2012, after thousands of Syrians died following the takeover of… [TheTopNews] Read More.1 hour ago
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Tottenham Hotspur striker Dominic Solanke could reportedly be sidelined for the remainder of the Premier League season. The England international suffered a hamstring injury during the weekend victory over Wolverhampton Wanderers, leaving Roberto De Zerbi with a mounting availability crisis in the middle of a relegation battle. Hamstring heartbreak for Solanke Doubt has been cast over Solanke’s involvement in Tottenham's crucial Premier League run-in because of the hamstring injury he suffered against Wolves. As per The Telegraph, early scans have suggested that the forward may have suffered a grade-two hamstring injury, which can take between three and eight weeks to recover from. That opens up the nightmare possibility of Solanke joining the list of Spurs players who will not play again this season, although the relegation-threatened club have not yet confirmed the extent of his injury. Injury list continues to grow Despite winning their first league game of 2026 against Wolves, Spurs remain in the relegation zone, two points behind West Ham United. Xavi Simons will miss the rest of the season and is expected to be out for a minimum of seven months after suffering an anteria cruciate ligament injury in the Wolves game and undergoing surgery, meaning he is unlikely to play again before December. Other than Simons and the doubts over Solanke, De Zerbi is already without Mohammed Kudus, Dejan Kulusevski, Wilson Odobert and Cristian Romero for the rest of the season. James Maddison is also still waiting for his first minutes after returning to training from a year out with two knee injuries, leaving the squad paper-thin for the battles ahead. De Zerbi faces selection nightmare De Zerbi will address Solanke’s fitness in his press conference on Friday and will no doubt be hoping the 28-year-old will be able to play an active part in the run-in. Tottenham’s final four games are against Aston Villa on Sunday, Leeds United, Chelsea and Everton. Losing another attacker for any of those matches would be a significant setback for De Zerbi. The game against Chelsea has been rescheduled to Tuesday, May 19 because the Stamford Bridge club’s involvement in the FA Cup final on Saturday, May 16. World Cup dreams in jeopardy A season-ending injury now would also be a massive blow to Solanke’s hopes of going to the World Cup with England as Harry Kane’s deputy. The striker was said to be in the running for a spot… [TheTopNews] Read More.
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CNN anchor John Berman was blown away when CNN chief data analyst Harry Enten delivered disastrous polling news for President Donald Trump on inflation, calling the numbers “staggering!” Aside from the occasional outlier — like the “100 percent” MAGA poll that Trump bragged long and hard about — Enten has been showering the president with an escalating series of bad polls for most of the second term. On Wednesday’s edition of CNN News Central, Enten took the president’s already-deadly negative 49-point net approval on inflation and twisted the knife by noting it was worse than those of former Presidents Joe Biden and Jimmy Carter: JOHN BERMAN: If inflation is so important as an issue, as a political issue, how do they think the president is doing on it? HARRY ENTEN: Yes, it is the number one issue. The number one issue. It’s the number one financial issue. It’s the number one issue folks saying it’s facing their families right now. And Donald John Trump is in the worst position he has ever been on inflation. And more than that, these are the worst numbers I’ve ever seen for any president. I mean, just look at this. Look at this. According to Ipsos — look at this — net approval rating on inflation. We got the latest poll out. He’s 49 points underwater. That means that 49 percent more of the public disapproved than the proof of the job he’s doing. I went back. You remember Joe Biden inflation absolutely crushed his presidency, but at his worst, according to Ipsos, he was just 43 points underwater. So Trump is lower now on inflation than Joe Biden ever was, according to Ipsos. And I will note that the inflation rate right now is only about a third as it was back in June of 2022. Yet Trump’s numbers are significantly worse than Biden’s ever were. BERMAN: Even though inflation was like a nine percent this month, they still think Trump is doing a worse job on it than Biden ever was. ENTEN: Correct. BERMAN: That is staggering! OK, so when you think of presidents in inflation, the one that comes to mind is Jimmy Carter. That was when inflation was really stratospheric. So how does Trump compare to Carter on those numbers? ENTEN: Yes, these are really stunning numbers right here! But what about James Earl Carter? Right. You think of inflation as Johnny B. was talking about. You think about… [TheTopNews] Read More.
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President Donald Trump insisted that the Instagram post for which former FBI director James Comey has been indicted “probably” constituted a threat to his life during a Wednesday afternoon Oval Office Q&A. Comey was indicted on Tuesday over a post that included a picture of seashells arranged on the beach to read, “86 47,” as well as the caption, “Cool shell formation on my beach walk.” He has been charged with “knowingly and willfully made a threat to take the life of, and to inflict bodily harm upon the President of the United States,” according to a Department of Justice press release. On Wednesday, CNN’s Kaitlan Collins asked Trump if he genuinely believed the post endangered his well-being: COLLINS: You were talking about how busy you were this morning, James Comey was in court, he self-surrendered. He’s now been charged a second time, this time over a social media post with seashells that said “86 47.” Do you really think that he was endangering your life or threatening your life with that post? TRUMP: Well, if anybody knows anything about crime, they know 86, you know what eighty-, it’s a mob term for kill them, you know? You ever see the movies? “86’em,” the mobster says to one of his wonderful associates. “86’em,” that means kill’em! It’s-, I think of it as a mob term, I don’t know, people think of as something having to do with disappearing, but the mob uses that term to say when they want to kill somebody they say, “86 the son of a gun.” I’m trying to keep the language nice and clear — they don’t use that term, son of a gun — they use another term. But that’s a mob term for kill’em. COLLINS: But do you really think your life was in danger? TRUMP: Probably, I don’t know, you know, based on what I’m seeing out there, yeah. The people like Comey have created tremendous danger, I think, for politicians and others. You know, Comey is a dirty cop, he’s a very dirty cop. He cheated on the elections, he tried to help Hillary Clinton, as you know. He dismissed a lot of things that he should have proceeded with, that I wasn’t involved, but he should have proceeded with. No, he’s a dirty cop. He’s a crooked man. Watch above via Fox News.The post ‘That Means Kill ‘Em!’… [TheTopNews] Read More.
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The Supreme Court heard arguments on Wednesday on challenges against the Trump administration's end of temporary protected status (TPS) for 350,000 Haitian and 6,000 Syrian nationals. The outcome could have wider implications for the nearly 1.3 million TPS recipients across 13 countries currently living in the United States. Wednesday's arguments consolidated two cases accusing the Trump administration of violating federal law when it terminated TPS designation for both Haitians and Syrians without adequately consulting with other federal agencies, reports SCOTUSblog. Additionally, Haitian challengers argue that the decision to terminate Haiti's TPS violates the Equal Protection Clause of the 14th Amendment and discriminates against non-white immigrants. The government, however, argues that the Department of Homeland Security's (DHS) decisions regarding TPS designation are unreviewable by the courts, a position challengers say would unlawfully insulate executive action from judicial review, according to SCOTUSblog. But even if reviewable, the government argues that the DHS appropriately considered advice from the State Department as required. Created in 1990, the TPS program allows the secretary of Homeland Security to designate a foreign country for protected status when it is experiencing conditions that prevent the safe return of the country's nationals, including environmental disasters, armed conflicts, and other abnormal emergencies. The program allows individuals in the U.S. under TPS to stay in the country and work, but does not offer a direct path to a green card or citizenship. Last June, then-Secretary of Homeland Security Kristi Noem announced the termination of protected status for Haiti, which has had TPS since January 2010, following a massively destructive earthquake killing more than 300,000 people. Noem determined that Haiti, which is experiencing an ongoing humanitarian crisis, no longer met the conditions for TPS, and such a designation was contrary to the U.S. national interest. But Noem's decision was blocked from taking effect after U.S. District Judge Ana Reyes in the District of Columbia ruled that Noem was "substantially likely" to have "preordained her termination and did so because of hostility to nonwhite immigrants." "Secretary Noem has terminated every TPS country designation to have reached her desk," wrote Reyes, and noted that Noem failed to consult with other federal agencies before making her decision concerning Haiti, as required under federal law, and ignored economic considerations. Noem also terminated TPS for Syria in September, which has been in place since March 2012, after thousands of Syrians died following the takeover of… [TheTopNews] Read More.
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