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'60 Minutes' knew deported Texas dad with wife claimed he was gay on immigration documents but still ran story: DHS trib.al/rsRhlct
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During the Chiefs’ 20-3 loss to the Seahawks, Kansas City never reached the red zone, the first time that has happened in a Patrick Mahomes NFL start, with Sunday being his 153rd career start including playoffs.
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That’s right, America. You heard Mike Tirico. You will watch the Eagles and Commanders on SNF next week. #RaiseHail
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The NFL fined 49ers LB Fred Warner $65,673 for two unnecessary roughness violations last week — including $47,762 for this hit on Commanders TE Chig Okonkwo.
Officials threw a flag on the play, but then picked it up.
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Pro Football Hall of Fame running back and Southern University coach Marshall Faulk has been diagnosed with Parkinson's disease.
Story via @ByScarborough:
espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/5025…
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Not Olivia dean crying hearing her song be sung by the indigenous in Te reo Māori my heart 😭❤️
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Never touch a lion’s tail even when it’s dead. Never 😂 xitter.cf/sidisnoops/status/2111…
A Texas wedding venue is facing backlash after refusing to refund $15,909 to a woman whose fiancé, 25-year-old Diego Hernandez, died seven months before their wedding.
Posey Meadows reportedly offered to transfer the booking or consider a partial refund if the date was rebooked, but the fiancée sued for her money back. The venue has since countersued, claiming she breached their contract by failing to pay the remaining balance.
📷 KSAT
Troy Aikman says he forgot Halloween candy and handed out autographed cards instead, then remembered the candy the next year and somehow disappointed the kids
Aikman: “One year for Halloween, I got home from practice. I was single, was at the house, totally forgot it was Halloween. And all of a sudden, I had kids coming to my door. I had no candy.”
“And I was like, ‘Oh man,’ I felt like an absolute loser. So these card companies would send me my football cards, and it’s all I could think of. So I pull out these cards and I just signed them for the kids as they came to the door, sign a card and hand it to them.”
Dale: “They’re kids and that’s normally who wants those.”
Aikman: “Yeah. And so then the next year I got smart and I was prepared and I had candy. And then I had more kids that came to my door than I had the year before, and I’m handing them out candy, and they’re like, ‘Oh man, we want the autographed football card.”
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🚨🚨HEARTWARMING VIDEO🚨🚨
Legendary #NFL QB Aaron Rodgers had a special moment with #Buccaneers rookie pass rusher Josiah Trotter.
“I know your dad.”
A really cool moment between the future Hall of Famer and the young rookie.
❤️❤️❤️
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The judge who signed the warrant to raid Rep. Ilhan Omar's DC home is a Hillary Clinton donor who clerked for an Obama appointee. That fact alone demolishes the left's claim that this is some Trump-orchestrated political hit job.
Mike Davis argues the opposite is true: the evidence against Omar must be so overwhelming that even a judge with deep leftist ties couldn't refuse to sign off. The Fourth Amendment requires probable cause of at least one federal crime inside that home, and U.S. Magistrate Judge Matthew Sharbaugh — appointed by a bench dominated by Obama and Biden picks — found it was there.
Omar's allies in Congress, including Reps. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, Jamie Raskin, and Rashida Tlaib, cried political revenge. But Davis says the simplest explanation is the most damning one for Democrats: a federal indictment may be coming before Christmas, and the evidence trail appears to reach well beyond Omar alone.
Full story here ⬇️ foxnews.com/opinion/mike-dav…
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Real Estate developer shares footage of him being profiled by a neighbor at the home he built in an affluent neighborhood.
“ I don’t believe you like here”




























