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• Bryson DeChambeau insists he is ‘optimistic’ about the future of LIV Golf despite Saudis pulling funding

  Bryson DeChambeau beats the drum for LIV Golf's team model ahead of the Korea event, saying one door closes and another opens after PIF pullout.

• Hasan Piker names pro-CCP tycoon Singham as financier of 'political movements' despite nonprofit veneer

  Hasan Piker named Neville Roy Singham as a key financier behind pro-communist U.S. nonprofits engaged in political advocacy, a first from the network.

• One of America's most beautiful national parks now facing Disneyland-level crowds

  Heading into the summer travel season, Yosemite National Park is surging with tourists, with overcrowding reported. The National Park Service says there are "high visitation" times.

• US military carries out 'self-defense strikes' in Iran and more top headlines

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• Titans' Will Levis faced sex tape hack, spent 'exorbitant amount of money' to investigate, mom says

  Tennessee Titans quarterback Will Levis' mother opens up about how an Eastern European hacking group allegedly stole and leaked a sex tape of her son and his ex.

• AI chatbots take heat over left-wing bias: ‘No longer be considered neutral’

  Some feel AI chatbots like ChatGPT, Gemini and Claude rely on left-wing media sources, making them untrustworthy for balanced news information.

• Any new Iran deal should be judged by results, not victory-lap rhetoric

  America achieved battlefield dominance over Iran, but the emerging nuclear deal may repeat the mistakes of the 2015 JCPOA by deferring key questions.

• Ozempic-style drugs linked to major slowdown in cancer spread, new study finds

  A Cleveland Clinic study finds Ozempic-style GLP-1 drugs may significantly slow the spread of several obesity-related cancers, including lung cancer.

• Cavs' James Harden gives head-scratching take after getting swept by Knicks

  James Harden refused to accept defeat after the New York Knicks swept the Cavaliers, saying he genuinely believes Cleveland was the better team in the series.

• Knicks fans send NYC into chaos after franchise reaches first NBA Finals since 1999

  The Knicks punched their ticket to the NBA Finals with a 130-93 blowout of the Cavaliers, sparking pandemonium across New York City streets.