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Adam Scott Holds Strong at U.S. Open: A Veteran’s Comeback OAKMONT, Pa. — At 44, Adam Scott shows no signs of slowing down. Despite a lack of predictions favoring him for the U.S. Open win, Scott has proven his worth as he finds himself near the top of the leaderboard alongside younger competitors. As the third round concluded on Saturday, Scott, the 2013 Masters champion, matched the best score of the day with a 3-under 67. He enters the final round tied for second place at 3 under, just one stroke behind leader Sam Burns. They will play together in…

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Protests and Patriotism Mark U.S. Army Parade in Virginia Thousands gathered in downtown Alexandria, Virginia, to voice their opposition to President Donald Trump and the military parade celebrating the 250th anniversary of the U.S. Army. As people protested across the river in Washington, D.C., security measures were heightened to maintain order. The "No Kings" movement, gaining traction across the nation, coordinated numerous demonstrations with backing from notable figures like Walmart heiress Chrissy Walton. Reports indicate that anywhere from 1,000 to 5,000 people showed up in Market Square, discontented with the idea of a parade coinciding with Trump’s 79th birthday. Among…

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Shooting at Utah Protest Leaves One Critically Injured A chaotic scene erupted in Salt Lake City on Saturday night when a gunman allegedly opened fire during a large protest march called “No Kings.” The unsettling event took place around 8 p.m., sending thousands of demonstrators fleeing in panic, according to local authorities. The Salt Lake City Police Department reported that one person was critically injured and taken to the hospital. Witnesses described the terrifying moment as gunshots rang out, causing confusion and chaos among the crowd of over 10,000 participants. In the aftermath, police quickly cordoned off the area to…

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MyKayla Skinner is making headlines as she supports Riley Gaines while voicing her criticism of former teammate Simone Biles. Skinner, 28, recently stated that Biles treated her poorly during their time as competitors. Although she didn’t provide specific examples, Skinner claimed Biles “belittled, dismissed and ostracized” her during their shared experiences in gymnastics. In a statement released through One America News, Skinner expressed her dismay at Biles’ recent remarks about Gaines, who has been vocal against the participation of transgender athletes in women’s sports. Skinner emphasized that real competition should uplift all athletes, not tear them down, and criticized Biles…

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Sam Burns Aims for First Major Championship at U.S. Open OAKMONT, Pa. — Sam Burns is taking significant steps in his golfing journey, inspired by close friend Scottie Scheffler, who has already claimed three major titles. With his eye on victory, Burns is eager to join the ranks of major champions. Burns showed resilience on Saturday at the U.S. Open, bouncing back after a missed par putt. He made a remarkable pitch for a birdie and saved par on the 18th hole, finishing with a score of 1-under 69. This put him one shot ahead of veteran player Adam Scott…

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Unexpected Standouts at the U.S. Open: A Unique Leaderboard Emerges OAKMONT, Pa. — As Saturday’s third round of the U.S. Open wraps up, the spotlight is on some surprising contenders. One name that comes to mind, though not in attendance, is Caitlin Clark. The star forward for the Indiana Fever has made headlines lately, but her absence highlights a critical aspect of sports—the importance of star athletes in drawing audiences. In golf, this U.S. Open might witness an athlete not considered a traditional superstar taking home the trophy. While it’s quite common for lesser-known players to shine during a major,…

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Rory McIlroy has had what he describes as an average performance at the U.S. Open so far. On Saturday, he held his first press conference after shooting a 4-over 74 in the third round at Oakmont, breaking his silence after skipping media sessions on Thursday and Friday. When asked if his absence was due to frustration, McIlroy replied, “Not really,” adding that his frustration was more directed at the media than his game. He later clarified that he felt overwhelmed by the whole situation, not just the reporters. Just a couple of months ago, McIlroy achieved a significant milestone by…

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Vandalism Targeting NYPD Ahead of Protests Raises Concerns in New York City In New York City, a troubling surge of vandalism aimed at police vehicles has been reported, coinciding with planned protests against former President Donald Trump. Between Friday evening and Saturday morning, multiple marked NYPD cars and an ambulance were damaged, prompting police to investigate the incidents and increasing concerns about public safety. On Saturday morning, a police cruiser parked in Jackson Heights, Queens, was discovered with yellow graffiti that included the letters “FTP,” a phrase used by some protesters as a derogatory statement against law enforcement. This particular…

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Michael Madigan, the former House speaker of Illinois, was sentenced to seven and a half years in prison for corruption on June 13. He was also fined $2.5 million. The 83-year-old politician, who served in the Illinois House of Representatives from 1971 to 2021, was found guilty earlier this year of conspiracy, bribery, and wire fraud after a trial that lasted four months. Before his sentencing, Madigan expressed regret, stating, “I’m truly sorry for putting the people of the state of Illinois through this. I tried to do my best to serve the people of the state of Illinois. I…

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Caitlin Clark Set to Return for the Indiana Fever Against the New York Liberty INDIANAPOLIS — Caitlin Clark capped off her Friday practice by sinking a halfcourt shot, earning herself a bit of lunch money in a friendly competition. This also signals her readiness to return to action for the Indiana Fever. Expected to play against the reigning WNBA champions, the New York Liberty, on Saturday, Clark is set to make her comeback after missing the last five games due to a quadriceps injury. “As long as we don’t have any setbacks, she’s going to be ready to roll,” said…

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