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Billboard's Carl Lamarre on why Drake and Kendrick Lamar's feud is a big moment for pop culture

Billboard's Carl Lamarre joins "CBS Mornings" to discuss the heated feud between hip-hop artists Drake and Kendrick Lamar.
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  1. Tyrese Haliburton talks trash to Knicks fans during scorching first half in Game 7 The ESPN cameras caught Tyrese Haliburton yelling and pointing at the fans as he walked towards the Pacers' bench after the Knicks called a timeout with 2:03 left in the first quarter of Game 7 at MSG.
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  2. Jalen Brunson leaves Knicks’ Game 7 with fractured hand in yet another injury disaster Jalen Brunson suffered a fractured left hand in the second half and was ruled out for the rest of Game 7 against the Pacers with the Knicks trailing big.
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  3. Long Island teacher accused of tying autistic, nonverbal teen to a chair — and school waited to tell parents The student was allegedly bound to his seat in New Hyde Park Memorial High School by a special education teacher named William Buith on April 4, according to a police report obtained by The Post.
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  4. Bruce Nordstrom, who helped grow department store chain, dies at 90 Bruce Nordstrom, who helped expand his family's Pacific Northwest department store chain into an upscale national brand, has died, his sons confirmed Sunday.
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  5. George Takei remembers horrors of Japanese internment camp: ‘We had nothing’ "Star Trek" star George Takei recalled his family's experience being put into an internment camp during World War II because of their Japanese heritage.
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  7. American Citizens Arrested for Alleged Congo Coup Attempt, Ambassador Says Arsene Mpiana/Getty ImagesAmerican citizens appear to be among a group detained in the Democratic Republic of the Congo for their alleged involvement in a failed coup attempt, authorities in the African nation said Sunday.The arrests were made after a deadly shootout near a government official’s home in the capital Kinshasa, which killed three people. Congolese army spokesperson Brig. Gen. Sylvain Ekenge said the coup, which was enacted by both Congolese and foreigners, had been quickly thwarted by national security forces.The U.S. ambassador to the country, Lucy Tamlyn, said on X that she had been informed of the alleged involvement of American citizens and said the embassy was cooperating with the Congolese government.Read more at The Daily Beast.
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  8. California Democratic Party endorses ballot measures on same-sex marriage, taxes, rent control The party's executive board voted Sunday on which measures they would endorse.
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  9. Lawyers for Cassie Ventura blast ‘pathetic’ Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs apology: ‘More about himself’ Lawyers for Sean “Diddy” Combs’ accuser’ ex-girlfriend Cassie Ventura lashed out at his “pathetic” apology Sunday after footage emerged of the rapper viciously beating her back in 2016. “Combs’ most recent statement is more about himself than the many people he has hurt,” said attorney Meredith Firetog, a partner the firm representing Ventura, Wigdor LLP....
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  10. Scottie Scheffler finishes PGA Championship strong days after arrest It likely won’t be enough for another major title, but Scottie Scheffler did everything he could to move back into contention at the PGA Championship.
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  11. Brad and Jen, Taylor and Harry’s kids? Eye popping AI images show what former celebrity couples’ offspring would look like “Out of touch,” one critic wrote. “Leave the couples who aren’t together anymore alone.”
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  12. Boy, 6, among 3 dead after Amtrak train hits truck in upstate NY The victims included a 6-year-old boy, a 66-year-old woman, and a 69-year-old man, North Tonawanda Police Department Captain Daryl Truty said in a statement posted on Saturday.
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  13. Most in Houston should have power restored Sunday evening, officials say, after storms Houston-area residents affected by storms last week that left at least seven dead got some good news Sunday.
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  14. Biden mocked for apparent small showing of supporters in Dem city: ‘Nobody cared’ "Crooked Joe Biden – dazed and confused, as usual – shuffles down the short stairs in Atlanta ahead of his day of pandering. He ignores questions," RNC research posted.
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  15. Drake loses $565K bet on Tyson Fury after his loss to Oleksandr Usyk Well, Kendrick Lamar did accuse Drake of having a gambling addiction on "Meet The Grahams."
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  16. ‘Better than my seat:’ Emirates flight attendant reveals swanky secret chamber where crew members relax during long-haul flights They’ve got the perfect place for exercising snooze control. An Emirates Airlines flight attendant sent eyeballs pinwheeling online after revealing the swanky slumber chambers where crew members kick back and relax on long-haul flights. A video detailing these sky-high sleep pods boasts over 8.2 million views on TikTok. “Where do flight attendants of Emirates rest...
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  17. Celebrities out in full force for Knicks-Pacers Game 7 at MSG The Garden celebrities were back for Game 7 between the Knicks and the Pacers.
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  18. Former Pro-Bowl RB Officially Announces Retirement From NFL A former Pro-Bowl running back has officially called it a career.
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  19. 50 Cent, Aubrey O’Day and more slam Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs’ disingenuous apology video for 2016 assault footage On Sunday, the music mogul posted a minute-long apology video addressing old surveillance footage that showed him beating and dragging his ex-girlfriend Cassie Ventura.
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  20. Mets use fast start to salvage finale against Marlins The Mets were good enough Sunday to win 7-3 at loanDepot park, allowing them to salvage the series finale against the MLB-worst Marlins after two straight losses that were numbing for different reasons.
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  21. Top moments from Biden's Morehouse commencement address President Biden's address to Morehouse College saw some protesters in the audience, and Biden called for a cease-fire in Israel.
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  22. SNL's' Colin Jost forced to crack joke about wife Scarlett Johansson's body on 'Weekend Update' "Saturday Night Live" star Colin Jost was forced to make a joke at his wife Scarlett Johansson's expense in the traditional joke swap with Michael Che during "Weekend Update."
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  23. Cardinals’ Marvin Harrison Jr. sued by Fanatics for alleged breach of contract Marvin Harrison Jr.’s transition to the NFL took a strange turn Saturday night, when Fanatics filed a lawsuit in the New York Supreme Court.
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  24. UCLA locks doors on conservative students, preventing them from hosting pro-Israel event: YAF UCLA officials reportedly locked the doors to a building where conservative students were going to host a pro-Israel event led by Jihad Watch founder Robert Spencer.
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  25. King Charles announces first overseas trip since cancer diagnosis King Charles III has not left the UK since before he learned he has cancer in February.
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  27. Taylor Swift fans insist they spot hickey on singer’s neck at Sweden show after PDA-packed trip with Travis Kelce The pop star's red mark was visible as she pulled her hair to one side while performing "Champagne Problems" at the Friends Arena on Saturday night.
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  28. Stefanik Rages at Fox News Host For Bringing Up Her Past Trump Hatred Anna Moneymaker/GettyRep. Elise Stefanik (R-NY) attacked Fox News Sunday host Shannon Bream on Sunday after Bream brought up a December 2022 New York Times article that chronicled Stefanik’s transformation from a moderate Republican to a Donald Trump acolyte—one that cited Stefanik’s own public comments attacking Trump.Bream noted the article’s use of Stefanik’s former friends and its reference to a radio interview Stefanik gave in 2015, where she described Trump as “insulting to women,” to ask her what changed to make Trump more palatable to her. The question enraged the House Republican, a potential pick for Trump’s vice-presidential slot, who called it a “disgrace” that Bream would cite the Times and anonymous sources.“It’s a disgrace that you would quote The New York Times with nameless, faceless, false sources,” Stefanik said, shouting over Bream’s rebuttals. “They’re not quoting my friends. Those names are not included because they are false smears.”Read more at The Daily Beast.
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  29. Who Would Benefit From Ebrahim Raisi’s Death? If the Iranian president turns out to have lost his life in a helicopter crash, it will set off a fierce scramble for power.
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  30. Lawmakers push to speed up NYC casino licenses timetable: ‘We’re leaving $2B on the table’ Two state lawmakers say it's time to roll the dice on awarding casino licenses in the New York City area and are backing a bill that would speed up the current much-criticized timetable.
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  31. Jose Trevino, Jon Berti power red-hot Yankees to sweep over White Sox For most teams, a tell of things going especially well would be getting contributions from the bottom of their order. For the Yankees, it has become increasingly the norm.
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  32. Historic Knickerbocker Greys youth group calls on lawmakers to step in as it faces eviction from Park Ave. Armory after 120 years A historic New York youth group is calling on lawmakers to step in and save them from being evicted from the Upper East Side building they've called home for more than a century.
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  33. Ban cellphones in schools? Teachers and a student weigh in. Two teachers feel relief, but a student says they’re not the real problem. Plus, progress on sports betting should be celebrated.
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  34. Donte DiVincenzo, Pascal Siakam get technical fouls during chippy Knicks-Pacers Game 7 fracas It didn't take long for tempers to flare between the Knicks and the Pacers in Game 7.
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  35. Joe Biden Ally Confronted With 'Pretty Dire' Election Polling Former President Donald Trump leads Biden in five important swing states, according to new polling.
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  36. Abortion won’t be Biden’s saving grace against Trump in Florida and Arizona: poll Abortion is expected to be on the ballot in Arizona and Florida in November, but the issue is not shaping up to be the boost President Biden needs to win the two states, according to a new poll.
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  37. PHOTO – 'My Personal Best': Florida Fisherman Catches 12-Foot Tiger Shark A fisherman is still reeling from his recent catch at Florida's Jacksonville Beach that has people wide-eyed. The post PHOTO – ‘My Personal Best’: Florida Fisherman Catches 12-Foot Tiger Shark appeared first on Breitbart.
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  38. Lower Fifth Avenue retail scene thriving after several high-profile leases, expansions Manhattan’s retail scene is such a mixed bag as to defy generalization.
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  39. Fanatics sues Cardinals rookie Marvin Harrison Jr for breach of contract: report Fanatics filed a lawsuit in New York Supreme Court on Saturday night against Arizona Cardinals rookie receiver Marvin Harrison Jr., claiming he breached a contract signed in May 2023.
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  40. Japan grappling with invasive raccoon population nearly 40 years after bringing them to the country Raccoons are not native to Japan, but were brought to the country in the 1970s following the popularity of the 1977 anime "Rascal the Raccoon."
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  41. Ohio sex worker had more than 200 clients while knowing she was HIV-positive: ‘Risky business’ Linda Leccesse, 30, solicited most of her clients on Market Street in Marietta -- a small city in southeast Ohio on the border of West Virginia -- but the possibly infected people are believed to be spread across the East Coast.
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  42. Rapper Cardi B won't endorse Biden in 2024: 'People got betrayed' Rapper Cardi B said she wouldn't be endorsing President Biden or Donald Trump in 2024 after previously supporting the president in 2020.
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  43. Binoculars and batteries: What it’s like covering Trump’s hush money trial Washington Post reporters Shayna Jacobs and Devlin Barrett describe the daily routine of covering Donald Trump’s trial in Manhattan criminal court.
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  44. WNBA Power Rankings: Caitlin Clark, Fever Plummet, Chicago Sky Jump Up The Indiana Fever and Caitlin Clark plummet while the Sky jump up in the new WNBA power rankings.
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  45. Thrift-Store Vase Bought for $8 Turns Out to Be Valuable Piece of Art "That 'same old stuff' that has no value to them has a great deal of value to others," the finder, Andy, told Newsweek.
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  46. NASCAR All-Star Race predictions: Four plus-odds picks for North Wilkesboro Speedway It’s All-Star Sunday for the NASCAR Cup Series, as the best drivers aim to win the marquee event at North Wilkesboro Speedway. 
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  47. At Cannes, Emma Stone and Yorgos Lanthimos’s new movie gets even weirder The cinematic duo’s latest, “Kinds of Kindness,” features Jesse Plemons, Willem Dafoe, mind control, severed appendages, cult worship and very soft feet.
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  48. Steve Buscemi’s Suspected Attacker Held on $50,000 Bail in NYC Lev Radin/Getty ImagesThe man accused of randomly punching actor Steve Buscemi in the face two weeks ago has been arraigned and is being held in New York City on $50,000 cash bail.According to the complaint, Clifton Williams, 50, is charged with one count of assault in the second degree and one count of assault in the third degree. Williams allegedly punched a separate male victim nine minutes before he assaulted Buscemi, the complaint says, leaving them both with “bruising, swelling, and substantial pain,” the complaint said. It did not name either of the victims, although enough information was given to identify Buscemi as the second.At the time of the attack, police said Buscemi had been walking with a female companion in midtown Manhattan on May 8 when the attacker strolled up, punched him in the face, and then ran away, evading capture for over a week. The attack was confirmed by Buscemi’s publicist, who characterized it as “a random act of violence.”Read more at The Daily Beast.
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