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WWE legend Ric Flair addresses viral restaurant confrontation, denies being drunk

Several days after Ric Flair's viral confrontation at a Gainesville, Florida, restaurant, the WWE legend said he was "wrong for getting mad" and expressed regret.
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Dog's 'Game Plan' To Sneak Into Bedroom Backfires Hilariously
When the staffie was thwarted in the first plan of attack, he quickly pivoted to a new method.
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Mayor Adams calls NYPD conduct at raucous anti-Israeli protest ‘commendable’ — as accused cop-kicker freed without bail
Mayor Eric Adams on Monday called the NYPD's conduct at a raucous anti-Israeli protest in Brooklyn “commendable” -- as a marcher accused of kicking a cop was freed without bail over prosecutors’ objections.
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Harry Styles and Taylor Russell break up after 1 year of dating
Watermelon sugar, bye! Harry Styles and his girlfriend Taylor Russell reportedly have broken up. A source told The Sun that the former couple went through a rough patch after a recent trip to Japan and have since decided to take some time apart. The couple dated for one year, being seen out and about in...
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'Pathetic': Cassie slams Sean 'Diddy' Combs' apology for 2016 assault caught on video
Sean 'Diddy' Combs' weekend apology related to 2016 video footage showing him assaulting Casandra 'Cassie' Ventura 'is more about himself,' her attorney says.
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Alex Rodriguez watches Timberwolves’ thrilling Game 7 win courtside with girlfriend Jaclyn Cordeiro
Alex Rodriguez watched his Timberwolves seal their Western Conference Finals berth with his biggest supporter by his side.
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Ship behind Baltimore bridge collapse towed to port, but 21 crew members remain stuck onboard
The ship that caused the deadly Baltimore bridge collapse has finally been removed and towed back to port, freeing the 22 crew members who have been stuck aboard the ship for eight weeks.
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New York Yankees Place First MLB Player on COVID-19 IL in 2024
The New York Yankees have placed a reliever on the COVID-19 injured list for the first time since 2022.
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France selling scratch-and-sniff baguette stamps
If you live in France or are traveling there for vacation, you can now send your friends overseas an authentic French fragrance in the mail.
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Iran’s Next Leaders Face a Choice: Aggression or Caution
The question is whether the successors to the president and foreign minister will take a similar path by keeping slivers of communication open, and avoiding direct conflict with the United States.
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Woodbridge baseball wins district title; Spalding lacrosse falls in MIAA semis
In other boys’ spring sports notes: track athletes seek better footwear, a St. Albans golfer looks to leave a legacy and Potomac School tennis comes up short at VISAA.
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Michael Cohen Admits to Stealing From Trump in Blow to Alvin Bragg's Case
The ex-Trump lawyer said he paid a company $20,000 from the $50,000 he received from the Trump Organization for financial services.
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Kehinde Wiley denies accusations of sexual assault from fellow artist
Kehinde Wiley denied accusations of sexual assault from an artist who accused Wiley of assaulting him while in Ghana.
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North Korea Reacts to 'Nuclear Threat' From US
The U.S.'s National Nuclear Security Administration announced last week it had carried out a sub-critical nuclear test.
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Tugboats escort ship that caused deadly Baltimore bridge collapse back to port
The container ship that caused the deadly collapse of Baltimore’s Francis Scott Key Bridge was slowly escorted back to port.
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Travis Kelce Seemingly Confirms These Taylor Swift Songs Are About Him
Travis Kelce loves these 'Tortured Poets Department' songs the best.
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Georgia Judges in Fani Willis Case Get Thousands of Pages to Review
Donald Trump and other co-defendants previously moved to have Willis taken off the case over her relationship with Nathan Wade.
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Iran's Raisi Died in Mysterious Crash. Here's a Full List of Suspects
The culprits range from enemy countries and internal rivals to simply the weather.
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Biden slams ‘outrageous’ Netanyahu arrest warrant bid by International Criminal Court
WASHINGTON — President Biden on Monday ripped the “outrageous” arrest warrant application against Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu that was filed by International Criminal Court chief prosecutor Karim Khan. “The ICC prosecutor’s application for arrest warrants against Israeli leaders is outrageous,” said Biden, whom anti-Israel protesters have dubbed “Genocide Joe” for his forceful early support...
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You may soon be able to pay for meals a new way — with your face
Would you like some eyes with that? People may soon simply look at a restaurant checkout screen to pay as the novel, biometric technology is becoming increasingly widespread. One facial ID payment company PopID, is inking more and more deals across the U.S. to introduce this state-of-the-art technology into everyday establishments. Users simply take a...
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Ivan Boesky, stock trader convicted in insider trading scandal, dead at 87, according to reports
Boesky, involved in one of the biggest insider trading scandals, dies at 87.
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Sienna Miller’s daughter Marlowe makes her red carpet debut and more star snaps
Sienna Miller takes her daughter to Cannes, Demi Moore's dog gets the royal treatment and more...
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Yankees reliever Ian Hamilton lands on rarely used COVID injured list
Hamilton has not been as dominant as he was last season, but the valuable reliever still has posted a 3.18 ERA in 22 2/3 innings. 
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Charlamagne Tha God Finally Condemns Diddy After Defending His Legacy
Rick Kern/Getty Images for iHeartRadioOn Sunday, Sean “Diddy” Combs posted a video apology that followed CNN’s bombshell release of 2016 hotel surveillance footage in which the rapper and mogul could be seen throwing his ex-girlfriend, Cassie Ventura, to the ground and kicking her. Combs said he was “disgusted” by his behavior, for which he “sought out professional help.” And yet even The Breakfast Club co-host Charlamagne Tha God—who has in the past expressed displeasure over Diddy’s legacy being ruined—was, in this instance, unmoved. “Can’t believe anything that comes out of Diddy’s mouth,” Charlamagne began, after his co-host played a clip of Diddy’s apology. “He’s not sorry, he’s sorry he got caught. He’s sorry that the video leaked, OK? If that video hadn’t come out, he’d still be lying right now.” On Monday, Charlamagne also crowned Diddy the “donkey of the day.”In the past, Charlamagne has sung a slightly different tune. Just last month, in response to the news that Diddy’s homes were being raided, the host said on another podcast, “I don’t know, man, I just don’t like it. I don’t like it because it’s sad. How many peoples’ legacies have we watched burn to the ground? From Russell Simmons, Diddy… These guys fucking provided the soundtrack to our lives. They contributed to the culture in real ways before we knew any of this shit. You have feelings, you have mixed emotions.”Read more at The Daily Beast.
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Bella Hadid makes her red carpet comeback in see-through Saint Laurent dress at Cannes Film Festival 2024
Crafted from sheer, stretchy hosiery fabric, Hadid's midi featured a plunging necklace, see-through bodice and transparent skirt.
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Opinion: Trumpy GOP Leaders’ Big Week of Indefensible Hypocrisy
Photo Illustration by Elizabeth Brockway/The Daily Beast/GettyA famous 1980s anti-drug PSA features a son being confronted by his dad, who asks him: “Who taught you how to do this stuff?” The kid replies, “You, alright. I learned it by watching you!”Today’s right-wing leaders could be forgiven for having a similar answer for their toxic comportment. The only difference is that in this analogy, Donald Trump, their “daddy,” is proud of the behavior. Trumpism continues to trickle, and this past week shows examples of it having trickled down to members of the right in the U.S. Congress, state governments, and even the U.S. Supreme Court (or their spouses, at the very least).Let’s start small, with Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene’s comments at a committee meeting last Thursday night. “I think your fake eyelashes are messing up what you are reading” Greene said to Rep. Jasmine Crockett.Read more at The Daily Beast.
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How screens actually affect your sleep
It’s about more than just the blue light. We’ve all heard that using our phones before bed is bad for us, but do we actually know why? One of the most commonly cited reasons is that our phone’s blue light is disrupting our ability to fall asleep — but study after study has shown that just changing the color of light, or turning on night mode or night shift, isn’t enough to counteract the effects of our screens. The truth is that color temperature is just one aspect of how our phone light is stimulating our brains. Sleep science suggests that the key to getting good rest is much more complex. So if using night mode on our phones is not the only solution, and we know we’re likely going to keep scrolling before bed, is there a better way to use our phone at night, without disrupting our sleep? To find out more, check out Vox Video’s latest.This video is presented by Brilliant. Head to https://brilliant.org/vox/ for a 30-day free trial and 20% off your annual subscription. Brilliant doesn’t have a say in our editorial decisions, but they make videos like this possible.
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Simone Biles claps back at haters still being ‘disrespectful’ to her husband, Jonathan Owens: ‘F–k off’
The seven-time Olympic champion recently posted a sweet photo of Owens kissing her from the stands at the 2024 Core Hydration Gymnastics Classic.
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Japan imposes new rules to climb Mt. Fuji to fight overtourism, littering
Those who want to climb one of the most popular trails of Japan's iconic Mount Fuji will now have to reserve ahead and pay a fee.
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Four of my bridesmaids and I pregnant at same time — our babies are ‘ready-made best friends’
Sophie Hare, 27, had always dreamed of being pregnant at the same time as her pals but didn’t think it would actually happen.
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How top aides are addressing fears they have for safety of lawmakers, staff
Top Capitol Hill aides have met about how to handle threats of violence and the toxic atmosphere of the political moment.
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Map Shows Countries Israel's Netanyahu Could Be Blocked From Visiting
The ICC's Rome Statute would obligate 124 countries to arrest Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu if he traveled internationally.
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‘Yellowstone’ Star Kevin Costner Says Production Delays Led To His Exit: “We Very Rarely Started When We Said We Would”
"My big disappointment is I never heard Paramount or 101 [Studios] really come to my defense."
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Can Artificial Intelligence Make the PC Cool Again?
Microsoft, HP, Dell and others unveiled a new kind of laptop tailored to work with artificial intelligence. Analysts expect Apple to do something similar.
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'Big Tiny House' Delivered on Wheels Stuns Internet
Social media users adored the tiny home in the viral clip, with one saying, "That is bigger than my house."
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Boy swept into storm drain to become an organ donor, dad says
Asher Sullivan was helping clean up storm debris at the time of the accident.
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Hundreds of students stage walkout from Yale graduation in anti-Israel protest
Hundreds of anti-Israel students walked out from Yale University's commencement on Monday after chanting "free Palestine" during the president's address.
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Ivan Boesky, convicted of insider trading in 1980s, dies at 87
Ivan Boesky, a high-flying Wall Street arbitrageur in the 1980s who was convicted in an insider-trading scandal that defined the era, has died.
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Auburn coach offers dire update on running back's condition following shooting, asks for prayers
Auburn Tigers head football coach Hugh Freeze offered an update on Brian Battie's condition after he was wounded in a shooting and asked for prayers.
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Hims & Hers to sell GLP-1 weight loss drug for 85% less than Wegovy
Hims & Hers is pitching consumers on a GLP-1 weight loss injection that will cost 85% less than brand-name drugs like Wegovy.
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Black voters rip Biden's 'race baiting' commencement speech as his support dwindles: 'Party of hopelessness'
Black voters slammed Biden for 'race baiting' in his commencement speech at Morehouse College in Atlanta over the weekend as he fights to maintain support in the key voting bloc.
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Mets vs. Guardians prediction: Bet on Tylor Megill to hold early lead
Tylor Megill will return from the injured list in the Mets’ series opener on Monday.
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Bronx Dems plan to counter ‘enemy’ Trump rally with Crotona Park demonstration
Donald Trump is going to get some boosas well as applause for his rally in The Bronx Thursday, with Democrats and liberal activists holding a counter-demonstration at the other end of Crotona Park from his event.
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Owners Leave Sign for People to Give Dog Treats—But He Must Follow 1 Rule
The owners hoped people would help train their golden retriever.
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O’Connell softball wins VISAA again; B-CC rowing medals at Stotesbury
In other girls’ spring sports notes: after an offseason of change, Colgan girls’ soccer wins another district title.
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Condition of Slovakia's prime minister improves following assassination attempt
Populist Prime Minister Robert Fico’s condition is improving following an assassination attempt last week that shocked the European Union nation.
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How Rudy Giuliani tried, and failed, to avoid his latest indictment
It took more than three weeks for agents for the Arizona attorney general to serve the former Trump attorney, who is expected in court in Phoenix on Tuesday.
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Genesis to pay $2 billion to victims of alleged cryptocurrency fraud
New York prosecutors allege that bankrupt crypto lender Genesis hid more than $1 billion in losses.
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Cohen was already a perjurer, fraudster and tax cheat — now he’s also a thief
Under another day of withering cross-examination on Monday, former Trump lawyer Michael Cohen admitted that he stole $60,000 from the Trump Organization. Between February and December 2017, Cohen was paid $35,000 per month by the former president. Manhattan DA Alvin Bragg has suggested that Cohen was not actually retained to do real work as Trump’s...
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