1. Whatnot, Fanatics Live Face Legal Claims That Card Breaks Are Illegal Gambling
    Culture

    Whatnot, Fanatics Live Face Legal Claims That Card Breaks Are Illegal Gambling

    Two legal claims — a 70-customer arbitration demand and an unsealed California lawsuit — allege that live card 'breaking' on Whatnot and Fanatics Live is unregulated illegal gambling.

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  2. Jalen Brunson of the New York Knicks
    Sports

    Stephen A. Smith Apologizes to the Knicks at Brunson and Hart's Podcast Taping

    A day after the Knicks' title parade, Jalen Brunson and Josh Hart confronted Stephen A. Smith on their ESPN-simulcast podcast over a decade of bad Knicks takes — and the booed host apologized: 'I was beyond wrong.'

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  3. Paraguay's Almirón Red-Carded for Covering Mouth Under New FIFA Rule
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    Paraguay's Almirón Red-Carded for Covering Mouth Under New FIFA Rule

    Paraguay's Miguel Almirón was sent off in the 93rd minute for covering his mouth during an argument — the first red card under FIFA's new rule — as Paraguay beat Turkey 1-0 to eliminate them.

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  4. Kendrick Perkins Named Jackson State Men's Basketball GM
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    Kendrick Perkins Named Jackson State Men's Basketball GM

    Kendrick Perkins, the 2008 NBA champion and ESPN analyst, has been named men's basketball general manager at Jackson State, joining a wave of NBA stars taking roles at college programs.

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  5. USMNT Beats Australia 2-0 to Reach World Cup Knockout Round
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    USMNT Beats Australia 2-0 to Reach World Cup Knockout Round

    The USMNT beat Australia 2-0 in Seattle on June 19 — on a Cameron Burgess own goal and an Alex Freeman strike — to reach the World Cup knockout round without the injured Christian Pulisic.

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  6. Jeffery Simmons of the Tennessee Titans
    Sports

    Jeffery Simmons Signs Record $105.8M Titans Extension, NFL's Highest-Paid Defensive Tackle

    The Titans signed Jeffery Simmons to a three-year, $105.8M extension with $100M guaranteed, making him the NFL's highest-paid defensive tackle at $35.2M a year, through 2030.

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  7. USMNT striker Folarin Balogun
    Sports

    USMNT Beats Australia 2-0 to Reach World Cup Knockout Stage

    The USMNT beat Australia 2-0 in Seattle to reach the World Cup knockout stage with a game to spare — its first back-to-back World Cup wins since 1930, and without injured captain Christian Pulisic.

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  8. Raphinha, Brazil and Barcelona winger
    Sports

    Raphinha Exits With Hamstring Injury in Brazil's 3-0 Win Over Haiti

    Brazil beat Haiti 3-0 in their World Cup Group C match, but Raphinha limped off in the 40th minute with a hamstring injury that manager Carlo Ancelotti said would be assessed Sunday.

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  9. A Ma Maniere x Nike Pegasus Premium Black Burgundy Crush
    Daily Roundup

    The Daily Roundup: A Ma Manière Pegasus Premium, USA vs. Australia at the World Cup, Toy Story 5, and the NVIDIA–SK hynix Memory Pact — June 19, 2026

    The A Ma Manière x Nike Pegasus Premium hits SNKRS at $210, the USA opens World Cup Group D play against Australia, and Toy Story 5 tracks for a record $150M-plus opening weekend.

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  10. Milwaukee Brewers vs Atlanta Braves matchup graphic
    Sports

    Games to Watch — Friday, June 19: Misiorowski takes his 1.34 ERA to Atlanta

    Jacob Misiorowski takes his MLB-best 1.34 ERA to Atlanta as the Brewers and Braves, both division leaders, meet at 7:15 ET. Also on: the Dodgers host Baltimore and the WNBA-best Lynx visit Golden State.

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  11. Pau Gasol during his NBA career
    Sports

    Pau Gasol's Gasol16 Ventures Proposes €55M Investment in Spain's Liga F

    Gasol16 Ventures, the firm led by Pau Gasol, has proposed about €55 million (~$60M) in Spain's Liga F — what would be the largest private investment in the league's history. Clubs vote June 29.

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  12. Neymar playing for Brazil
    Sports

    Neymar to Miss Brazil's World Cup Match Against Haiti With Calf Injury

    Neymar will miss Brazil's second World Cup group match, against Haiti in Philadelphia, with a right calf injury from his Santos spell — a second straight game out as the staff target the knockout stages.

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