Author: Jasper Whitfeld
Post Malone Halftime Show Completes Full-Circle Moment With Dad’s Dallas Cowboys Legacy
Post Malone’s Thanksgiving halftime show at AT&T Stadium fulfilled a deeply personal legacy, honoring his father Rich Post’s 14-year role as Dallas Cowboys food and beverage director—a full-circle moment for the Texas-born artist and his family.
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Louisville City FC and Charleston Battery Dominate 2025 USL Championship Eastern Conference
Louisville City FC and Charleston Battery lead the 2025 USL Championship Eastern Conference with dominant records, while FC Tulsa tops the West. San Diego FC is not in the league—it plays in MLS instead.
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Giants Fall 21-6 to Commanders in Week 1 as Wilson Struggles Under Pressure
The New York Giants lost 21-6 to the Washington Commanders in Week 1, as Russell Wilson struggled and the defense failed to contain Jayden Daniels, marking a disappointing start to the 2025 NFL season.
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UConn Women’s Basketball Unveils 2025-26 Starting Five Amid Championship Push
UConn women’s basketball unveils its 2025-26 starting five—led by Azzi Fudd and Sarah Strong—as they pursue a 13th national title, replacing departed stars Paige Bueckers and Kaitlyn Chen with a deep, versatile roster under Geno Auriemma.
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Tired of Tinder? L.A.’s The Feels Replaces Swipes with Silent Stares
The Feels, founded by Columbia University graduate Allie Hoffman, replaces dating apps with silent stares and somatic exercises in L.A. and five other U.S. cities, helping thousands reconnect through presence—not profiles.
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Panama Stuns with 3-0 Win Over El Salvador to Secure Second World Cup Spot
Panama defeated El Salvador 3-0 on November 18, 2025, at Estadio Rommel Fernández to secure their second World Cup qualification, thanks to a late goal by substitute José Luis Rodríguez and a dramatic tiebreaker over Suriname.
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Carson Wentz Faces Backlash After Posting Trophy Bear Photo
Carson Wentz’s Instagram post of a dead black bear sparked a social media firestorm, prompting animal‑rights outrage and a $50,000 wildlife donation.
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West Indies captain Roston Chase blames funding woes after 140‑run loss in India
West Indies captain Roston Chase cites funding shortages and poor facilities as key reasons for the 140‑run loss to India in Ahmedabad, urging urgent investment to revive Caribbean cricket.
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Colorado Bureau Reviews Hunter S. Thompson's 2005 Death
The Colorado Bureau of Investigation is re‑examining the 2005 suicide ruling of famed journalist Hunter S. Thompson after his widow Anita Thompson requested a fresh review.
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One Battle After Another: Paul Thomas Anderson’s Action Thriller Lands Big
Paul Thomas Anderson’s latest film, One Battle After Another, drops on September 26, 2025, starring Leonardo DiCaprio, Sean Penn and Benicio del Toro. Inspired by Thomas Pynchon’s novel Vineland, the action‑thriller follows an ex‑revolutionary on a deadly rescue mission. Early reviews give it an 8.6/10 on IMDb. The movie blends political commentary with high‑octane set‑pieces, marking a bold genre shift for the director.
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Google Maps speedometer arrives on iOS and CarPlay worldwide
After years on Android, Google Maps' speedometer is now rolling out globally to iOS and CarPlay. The on-screen dial shows your current speed and changes color if you go over the posted limit. It’s part of version 6.123.0, enabled via a server-side update. Google says it’s for information only, and early users report occasional jitter from GPS—use your car’s speedometer as the source of truth.
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Jalen Carter ejected six seconds into NFL opener after spitting on Dak Prescott
Six seconds into the NFL season, Eagles star Jalen Carter was ejected for spitting on Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott during an injury timeout. The penalty set up a short field, and Dallas scored quickly. Carter apologized after the game, while Prescott said the spitting wasn’t aimed at him. The moment overshadowed Philadelphia’s championship celebration and could draw league discipline.
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