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New York Post

Puka Nacua's ex-girlfriend deletes TikTok video after abuse claims

Hallie Aiono, the ex-girlfriend of NFL player Puka Nacua, deleted a TikTok video in which she alleged abuse by Nacua. The video gained attention amid Nacua's ongoing legal issues, including a civil lawsuit for assault. Aiono's video has been widely shared despite its removal from her account.

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Fox News — Latest

Raiders Announce Kirk Cousins as Week 1 Starting Quarterback

The Las Vegas Raiders have named Kirk Cousins as their starting quarterback for Week 1 against the Miami Dolphins, with rookie Fernando Mendoza serving as the backup. Head coach Klint Kubiak expressed confidence in Cousins' performance during the offseason, while general manager John Spytek highlighted Mendoza's work ethic and potential for future development.

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Daily Mail

Olympic Rower Reports Near Miss with Motorboat on River Thames

Jack Beaumont, an Olympic rower, reported a threatening encounter with a motorboat on the River Thames, leading to police involvement. The 67-year-old motorboat captain was arrested on multiple charges, including threats to kill and common assault. The Maidenhead Rowing Club condemned the captain's behavior as unacceptable.

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themirror.com

Tiger Woods Faces Driving Restrictions Following DUI Plea

Tiger Woods has accepted a plea deal in his DUI case, resulting in a five-year suspension of his driving license. This may also prevent him from driving golf carts, which are classified as motor vehicles in Florida. Woods has been out of the public spotlight since his crash in March 2026 and is currently undergoing rehabilitation.

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Al Jazeera English

Aubameyang Steps Down from Gabon National Team Following AFCON Exclusion

Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang has stepped down from the Gabon national team, expressing feelings of humiliation following his treatment after the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations. The Gabonese government criticized him for the team's poor performance, leading to his decision to withdraw. Aubameyang has also joined Deportivo La Coruna after leaving Marseille.

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Deutsche Welle

Austria Women's Ice Hockey Team Prepares for World Championship Amid Dispute

The Austrian women's national ice hockey team is preparing for their first Women's Ice Hockey World Championship while addressing grievances with the Austrian Ice Hockey Association regarding conditions and pay. After months of unresolved issues, the players went public with their complaints, leading to constructive discussions with the federation. Austria's first match in the championship is scheduled against Czechia on November 6.

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Al Jazeera English

Premier League Sets New Record for Summer Transfers in 2026

The Premier League has broken its own record for summer transfer spending in 2026, totaling approximately 3.46 billion pounds ($4.67 billion). Significant signings include Enzo Fernandez, who was acquired by Manchester City for 125 million pounds ($168.7 million). The transfer window saw increased intra-league transactions, with 38 percent of deals involving Premier League clubs.

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Al Jazeera English

Tiger Woods pleads guilty to reckless driving, driving license suspended

Tiger Woods has pleaded guilty to a reckless driving charge related to a rollover crash in March. As part of a plea agreement, his driving license will be suspended for five years. Woods previously faced DUI charges but accepted a reduced charge in court, where he was accompanied by his girlfriend.

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Al Jazeera English

US Open: Eala Advances to Second Round, Zverev Survives Tough Match

At the US Open, several American players advanced to the second round, including Madison Keys, Coco Gauff, and Taylor Fritz. Alexander Zverev overcame a tough match against Lorenzo Sonego to continue his campaign. Rain delays impacted the schedule, with multiple matches still to be completed.

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Al Jazeera English

Japanese Official Discusses Accommodation for Cricketers at Asian Games 2026

The head of Japanese cricket announced that cricketers participating in the Asian Games 2026 will receive better accommodation than athletes from other sports. Concerns have been raised about the overall facilities and accommodation for the games, which will take place in Nagoya and the Aichi area starting September 19. Organizers are working to provide the best possible arrangements within a limited timeframe.

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Deutsche Welle

Nicole Anyomi Joins London City Lionesses Amid German Player Exodus

Nicole Anyomi has joined the London City Lionesses, citing better development opportunities in England compared to Germany. The club has made significant signings, including Alexia Putellas, as several German players transition to the WSL. Anyomi highlighted disparities in infrastructure and coaching as reasons for the exodus from the Bundesliga.

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New York Post

Alexander Zverev Wins First Round Match at US Open in Five Sets

Top-seeded Alexander Zverev defeated Lorenzo Sonego in a five-set match at the US Open, with scores of 6-4, 3-6, 6-7, 7-5, 6-4. The match lasted nearly five hours, and Zverev expressed relief at his victory, which he described as an important confidence boost after recent struggles. This win keeps Zverev's record against Sonego at 7-0.

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Al Jazeera English

Tyson Fury Confirms Fight with Anthony Joshua at Madison Square Garden

Tyson Fury has confirmed that his fight against Anthony Joshua will take place at Madison Square Garden in New York City, with a tentative date in November. Fans have expressed concerns about the choice of venue for the all-British match. Fury holds a professional record of 36 wins and two losses, and he returned to boxing earlier this year after a brief retirement.

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New York Post

Gael Monfils celebrates 40th birthday with historic win at US Open

Gael Monfils celebrated his 40th birthday on September 1, 2026, by winning a match at the U.S. Open, becoming the oldest man to win a singles match at the tournament in over 30 years. The crowd sang "Happy Birthday" to him, and he expressed gratitude for the special occasion and a birthday gift from his wife, Elina Svitolina. Monfils reflected on his memorable birthdays, placing this one in his top 10.

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New York Post

Taylor Fritz Reflects on School Days After U.S. Open Win

Taylor Fritz reflected on his school experiences after his first-round win at the U.S. Open, recalling the mixed feelings of returning to school. He noted the importance of winning a Grand Slam in his career. Coco Gauff shared her own perspective, having been homeschooled and attending the tournament each year without schoolwork.

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New York Post

Bears GM uncertain about Kyler Gordon's return this season due to injury

Chicago Bears General Manager Ryan Poles expressed uncertainty regarding the return of defensive back Kyler Gordon, who is currently sidelined with a calf injury. Gordon is on the physically unable to perform list and will miss at least the first four games of the season. Poles noted that while he hopes for Gordon's return, progress has been slower than expected.

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New York Post

Aaron Judge progresses in recovery with batting practice ahead of potential return

Aaron Judge participated in batting practice using the Trajekt pitching machine, a key step in his recovery as he aims for a return to the Yankees lineup potentially next week. Manager Aaron Boone reported that Judge is progressing well, while rookie George Lombard Jr. is also working towards a return from knee inflammation. The Yankees activated Ryan McMahon and added reliever John Schreiber to their roster as they prepare for upcoming games.

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New York Post

William Jewell College football player MicahJo Barnett dies after collapsing during game

MicahJo Barnett, a 20-year-old football player from William Jewell College, died after collapsing during a game against Fort Lewis College. Interim president Drew Van Horn confirmed that Barnett had no known underlying health conditions. An autopsy will be conducted to determine the cause of death, and a celebration of life is planned for the day of his 21st birthday.

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