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Steph Curry signs 10-year endorsement deal with Li-Ning

Steph Curry has signed a 10-year deal with Chinese sportswear brand Li-Ning after parting ways with Under Armour. This move highlights the growing influence of Chinese brands in the basketball apparel market and raises questions about the NBA's financial ties to China amid its public commitment to social activism.

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Albanian Prosecutors Investigate Luxury Resort Project Linked to Jared Kushner Amid Protests

Albanian prosecutors are investigating a luxury resort project linked to Jared Kushner due to changes in the protected status of a coastal wetland. Protests against the project have escalated, leading to calls for the resignation of Prime Minister Edi Rama and the revocation of security licenses following incidents of violence.

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Washington Examiner

Senate Democrats Remain Distant as Graham Platner Faces Controversy

Graham Platner, the Democratic nominee for the Senate in Maine, is facing allegations of extramarital sexting, leading Senate Democrats to distance themselves from him. Despite the controversy, some Democratic senators, including Bernie Sanders, have called for a focus on broader policy issues. Governor Janet Mills has also suggested a potential revival of her Senate campaign against Platner.

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Fox News — Latest

Carville advises Talarico to address past comments for Texas Senate campaign

James Carville and Al Hunt advised Texas Senate candidate James Talarico to clarify past comments to strengthen his campaign. They assessed that Talarico has a 50% chance of winning, depending on his ability to engage voters and counter Republican narratives. Talarico admitted to regretting some statements but criticized his opponent for focusing on them.

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Fox News — Latest

House Judiciary Committee Requests NFL Commissioner Goodell to Testify on Sports Broadcasting Act

The House Judiciary Committee has requested NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell to testify on June 10 regarding the Sports Broadcasting Act of 1961 and its impact on consumers. The hearing will examine the antitrust exemption granted to sports leagues and the implications of the shift to pay streaming services for game access, amidst ongoing investigations into the NFL's broadcasting practices.

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The Hill

Sen. Bernie Sanders Defends Graham Platner Amid Controversy

Senator Bernie Sanders defended Democratic Senate candidate Graham Platner, affirming his endorsement despite reports of Platner sending sexual messages to women while married. Sanders highlighted Platner's focus on combating big-money interests and his commitment to healthcare.

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Fox News — Latest

Sunny Hostin Defends Support for Graham Platner Amid Controversies

Sunny Hostin of "The View" criticized Graham Platner, a Democratic Senate candidate, calling him a liar and racist, yet still supports his campaign for the sake of Democratic control in Congress. Platner faces multiple controversies, including a Nazi-themed tattoo and inappropriate comments, leading to discussions about his fitness for office among his co-hosts.

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Ars Technica

GitHub Copilot Implements Usage-Based Pricing Model

GitHub has shifted to a usage-based pricing model for its Copilot service, effective June 1, 2026. Users have reported that their previous usage levels are now leading to significantly higher costs, with some exhausting their monthly credit limits within a day.

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Deutsche Welle

Alphabet announces $80 billion stock sale amid increased AI spending

Alphabet Inc. has revealed its intention to conduct an $80 billion stock sale, which is linked to the rising expenditures in artificial intelligence. This news comes as Anthropic has also announced its confidential filing for an initial public offering.

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Fox News — Latest

Police Investigate Shooting Death of Recent Business School Graduate in Indianapolis

Brett Scrogham, a 23-year-old graduate from Indiana University's Kelley School of Business, was fatally shot in downtown Indianapolis. Police are investigating the incident and have not yet identified a suspect. Mayor Joe Hogsett has expressed condolences and called for community support in the investigation.

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Washington Examiner

Nate Morris nominated as ambassador to Colombia

Nate Morris has been nominated by the White House to serve as the ambassador to Colombia, following his withdrawal from the Kentucky Senate race at President Trump's request. Morris's nomination is part of a larger batch of nominations submitted to the Senate for confirmation.

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The Daily Beast

Alexis Wilkins Sues MS NOW Over Reporting Allegations

Alexis Wilkins has filed a lawsuit against MS NOW for a report alleging she misused FBI resources to drive friends home. The lawsuit claims the article falsely depicted her as a drinker and caused reputational damage. MS NOW maintains its support for the reporting.

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Axios

Alphabet plans to raise up to $80 billion to support AI initiatives

Alphabet plans to raise up to $80 billion in equity to finance its AI initiatives, which includes a $10 billion investment from Berkshire Hathaway. The funding will support capital expenditures for scaling AI infrastructure amid rising customer demand.

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Washington Examiner

Transportation Department Subpoenas New York in I-95 Crash Investigation

The Transportation Department has subpoenaed New York in connection with a federal investigation into a deadly bus crash on Interstate 95 in Virginia. The subpoena seeks records related to the driver's commercial license and training, as five people died in the crash, including two children. The FMCSA has set a compliance deadline for New York and warned of penalties for noncompliance.

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Axios

Florida Attorney General sues OpenAI and CEO Sam Altman over ChatGPT

Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier has sued OpenAI and CEO Sam Altman, alleging that the company failed to warn users about the dangers of ChatGPT. This lawsuit marks Florida as the first state to take legal action against OpenAI, amidst ongoing investigations and previous attempts by state officials to regulate AI technologies.

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Fox News — Latest

Governor Newsom Discusses Democratic Party Challenges and Homelessness in California

Governor Gavin Newsom addressed challenges facing the Democratic Party and the ongoing homelessness crisis in California during a podcast interview. He highlighted the need for more effective leadership and noted a recent decrease in unsheltered homelessness, while also reflecting on the party's reputation and the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on public trust.

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New York Post

Florida Attorney General files lawsuit against OpenAI and CEO Sam Altman

Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier has initiated a lawsuit against OpenAI and CEO Sam Altman, alleging that the company's products, particularly ChatGPT, pose dangers to users. The suit claims that OpenAI's focus on profit compromises user safety.

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