The statement added research suggests regularly consuming caffeinated coffee without added sugars, flavors or cream was linked to a lower risk of Type 2 diabetes, heart disease, stroke, heart failure and some irregular heart rhythms.
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Pat McAfee fired shots at Ryan Clark long before ESPN fired Clark.
Clark made a comment that kickers like McAfee are not "real" football players.
McAfee responded.
Landon shares his gripes on pay-to-play in America.
“Somebody has to pay for soccer. The problem is, all these youth clubs now are grinding every penny out of every family. I have kids. I can afford to pay for it. My kid has four training jerseys. Why the hell does he need four? They have to use the hotels that our club tells them they have to use because the club’s getting a kickback from it. They have to use the insurance company. They’re traveling to Vegas from San Diego at eight years-old to play a game. This is ridiculous.”
Ben Shapiro called Christopher Nolan’s “The Odyssey” a “masterpiece” despite the conservative outrage about the film's cast and historical accuracy:
“Nolan is unparalleled. He’s the best director working today, without a doubt. He just creates iconic movie after iconic movie.”
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"Howard Lutnick lost 658 Cantor Fitzgerald employees who were killed on 9/11..."
Within days — before many were even confirmed dead — Howard Lutnick cut off their paychecks to their families without warning.
He wept on national television. The families were furious.
Years later Cantor Fitzgerald won a $135 million settlement from American Airlines.
Lutnick told senior executives the bulk of the money would go to the firm's partners — not the families of the 658 dead.
He is now Trump's Secretary of Commerce.
He is also the man who lied to Congress about visiting Jeffrey Epstein's island with eight children.
👀 Jude Bellingham was one goal away from becoming England's highest scorer at a single men's World Cup.
🤝 He handed Bukayo Saka the penalty to complete his hat-trick instead.
⚽️ Ten minutes later, Bellingham scored to break the record anyway.
Take a bow, Jude 👏
It’s impossible to understate the criminality of Donald Trump’s grift.
He is now LITERALLY selling early access to market-moving information.
Where is the investigation?
And how are spineless Republicans okay with this?
Disgusting.
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The cheapest ticket for the World Cup Final between Argentina and Spain is currently $7,500.
That is the most expensive get-in price ever recorded for a U.S. sporting event on @TickPick.
Insanity 🤯
🚨🎙️ England Captain Harry Kane after England’s loss:
“I don’t think I’ll ever understand what just happened out there, if I’m being honest. It’s really tough to take.
Our whole focus this past week was on stopping Lionel Messi. Every meeting, every session — it was all about limiting his impact. And in a way, you look at it and think we did… we stopped him from scoring.
But that’s the thing with him. Even at 39, it’s just unbelievable. You think you’ve done enough, and then he goes and produces two assists — two decisive moments that completely change the game. That’s the level he’s at.
To go from winning the game to losing it in the last seven minutes… it’s devastating. Absolutely devastating. We were in control, we were so close, and then it just turns like that.
The lads are hurting. We’re all disappointed because we know how big this was. But sometimes you come up against a player who can change everything in an instant… and tonight, that was the difference.”
🎙️ Zlatan Ibrahimović on Messi and Argentina’s comeback:
🗣️ “People always say the Premier League is too difficult and that Messi wouldn’t survive against Premier League teams. Tonight, he faced the Premier League himself… and he won.”
🚨 “I Think I Woke Something Up in Him” -Bellingham Admits Mistake vs Messi
🎙️Reporter: Jude, you were leading until around the 80th minute and then lost it before full time… that must really hurt?
Jude🗣️: Yeah… it hurts a lot. Honestly, it’s one of those feelings you don’t forget. We were in control for so long, and to see it slip away like that so late… it’s painful. I really wanted to win this — we all did. But at the same time, we gave everything. No one left anything out there.
🎙️Reporter: There was a moment between you and Lionel Messi during the game — it looked heated. What happened?
Jude🗣️: (laughs slightly) Yeah… I think that was probably my mistake, to be honest. I tried to get under his skin a bit, maybe distract him. At that point, everything was going our way, but I also know… as long as Messi is still on the pitch, the game is never finished.
So I thought maybe I could put him off a little. But yeah… I think I did the opposite. I think I woke something up in him.
🎙️Reporter: So no bad blood between you two?
Jude🗣️: No, not at all. He’s my idol, honestly. There’s nothing serious there. Emotions are high in a game like that, especially a semi-final.
And actually… after the final whistle, he came over to me and spoke to me, tried to console me. That meant a lot, because in my head I was thinking, ‘he probably hates me now’ (laughs). But that just shows the kind of person he is.
So yeah… nothing but respect for him.”
🚨Lautaro Martínez was asked about Lionel Messi’s influence during Argentina’s World Cup semi-final victory over England.
🎙️ Reporter: “Lautaro, can you tell us what Lionel Messi said to you after you came on?”
🗣️ Lautaro Martínez:
“People see the assists, the dribbles and the magic, but they don’t see what Leo does with his words.
When I came onto the pitch, he walked over to me and said, ‘Attack the space between the defenders. Go for the headers. Keep making those runs.’
I tried it the first time and it didn’t work. I looked at him, and instead of telling me to change, he kept giving me signs to keep believing. He knew the opportunity would come.
We were 1–1 with less than five minutes to play. Leo looked at the scoreboard, then looked straight at me and nodded. He didn’t even have to speak. I knew exactly what he wanted. I knew the assignment.
That’s what makes him different. He sees the game before everyone else. He knows where the space will open, and he gives you the confidence to attack it without hesitation.
Playing with him is incredible because he doesn’t only create chances with his feet. He creates belief in every player around him.
At 39 years old, he’s still leading Argentina in the biggest matches, still deciding games and still showing us why he’s the greatest footballer I’ve ever seen.
We’re in another World Cup final because once again, when Argentina needed someone to guide us, Lionel Messi was that man.”
MAGA 2021: “Don’t tell me to wear a mask.” “Don’t force a vaccine.” “Don’t tell me to stay home.”
MAGA 2026: “Just follow orders.” “Have your papers ready.” “Comply. Don’t die.”