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San Antonio Spurs' De'Aaron Fox out for Game 1 of Western Conference Finals
De'Aaron Fox will miss Game 1 of the Western Conference Finals against Oklahoma City due to a right ankle injury.
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United States beats Paraguay 4-1 in 2026 World Cup opener at SoFi Stadium
The US men's national soccer team won 4-1 over Paraguay on June 12, 2026, in their World Cup opening match at SoFi Stadium in California.
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Netherlands beat Uzbekistan 2-1 in World Cup warm-up with two Gakpo penalties
Cody Gakpo scored twice from the penalty spot as the Netherlands defeated Uzbekistan 2-1 in a June 8 warm-up match in New York.
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Washington Nationals ban spectator after white nationalist banner at game vs Orioles
The Washington Nationals banned at least one spectator after a white nationalist banner was displayed at Nationals Park on May 17 during a game versus the Baltimore Orioles.
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Michael Olise scores hat-trick as France beat Northern Ireland 3-1 in final World Cup warm-up
Michael Olise scored a hat-trick to lead France to a 3-1 win over Northern Ireland in their final World Cup warm-up match on June 8 in Lille.
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Brendan Sorsby files injunction to play 2026 season amid NCAA gambling probe
Texas Tech quarterback Brendan Sorsby filed an injunction Monday seeking immediate eligibility to play despite an NCAA gambling investigation.
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Sam Houston football player William Davis dies at 22
William Davis, a defensive back for Sam Houston, died June 6 at age 22, the school confirmed.
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Somali referee Omar Artan denied entry to US ahead of 2026 World Cup
Somali referee Omar Artan was denied entry to the United States on June 6 despite holding a valid visa, barring him from officiating at the 2026 World Cup in North America.
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Lawsuit filed to block UFC Freedom 250 event at White House on June 14, 2026
The Public Integrity Project sued to stop UFC Freedom 250 scheduled for June 14 on the White House South Lawn amid federal permit disputes.
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NFL owners unanimously select Nashville to host Super Bowl LXIV in 2030
NFL owners voted 32-0 to choose Nashville, Tennessee, as the host for Super Bowl LXIV in February 2030.
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New Orleans Pelicans Hire Jamahl Mosley as Head Coach on Five-Year Deal
The New Orleans Pelicans have hired Jamahl Mosley as head coach, signing him to a five-year contract.
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World Gymnastics lifts ban on Russian and Belarusian athletes, allowing national flags
World Gymnastics ended its ban on Russian and Belarusian athletes, allowing them to compete under their national flags immediately.
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Donald Trump booed at NBA Finals as first sitting president attends Game 3
President Donald Trump attended Game 3 of the NBA Finals at Madison Square Garden and was loudly booed by fans.
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Golden Tempo wins 158th Belmont Stakes, trainer Cherie DeVaux makes history
Golden Tempo won the 158th Belmont Stakes at Saratoga on June 6, trained by Cherie DeVaux, the first woman to train a Kentucky Derby winner.
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United States Falls 2-1 to Germany in Final World Cup Warm-Up in Chicago
The U.S. lost 2-1 to Germany in their last friendly before the 2026 World Cup at Soldier Field on June 6.
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Simone Biles reveals serious health scare described as 'almost dying'
Simone Biles disclosed a recent health scare requiring hospitalization, calling it one of her scariest experiences.
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SoFi Stadium workers authorize potential strike ahead of 2026 World Cup
About 2,000 food and beverage workers at SoFi Stadium voted 96% to authorize a strike during the 2026 World Cup over pay and safety concerns.
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Jaylen Brown and Stephen A. Smith escalate feud with harsh public exchanges
Jaylen Brown criticized Stephen A. Smith as clickbait media during a livestream; Smith warned Brown against provoking deeper reports.
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Golden Tempo wins 2026 Belmont Stakes, giving trainer Cherie DeVaux two Triple Crown wins
Golden Tempo won the 158th Belmont Stakes June 6 at Saratoga, completing two Triple Crown race wins for trainer Cherie DeVaux.
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New York Knicks win first NBA championship since 1973, defeating Spurs 4-1
The New York Knicks captured their first NBA title in 53 years by beating the San Antonio Spurs 94-90 in Game 5 on June 13, 2026.
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Iran's World Cup Team Based in Mexico Due to US Visa Denials Amid Conflict
Iran's national football team arrived in Tijuana ahead of the 2026 World Cup after US visa denials forced a base change.
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England face New Zealand in World Cup warm-up amid heat and pitch concerns
England play New Zealand in Tampa on June 6 as they prepare for World Cup 2026 amid heat and pitch worries.
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Aaron Judge diagnosed with rib stress fracture, out indefinitely for Yankees
Aaron Judge was diagnosed with a stress fracture in his right first rib and placed on the injured list, expected to miss multiple weeks in 2026 season.
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Jennifer Kupcho leads US Women's Open at Riviera after opening 66
Jennifer Kupcho shot a five-under 66 to take a one-shot lead after round one at the US Women's Open on June 4 at Riviera Country Club.