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Jake Paul thought he had ventured too close to Mount Olympus last night, and with good reason.
The YouTuber turned boxer held a press conference with Mike Tyson in Arlington, TX, on Thursday, in advance of their July 20th fight. After the eventful presser between the two ended, he spent some time in New York City before heading back to his home in Puerto Rico via his private jet.
But he almost didn’t make it back, not safely anyway.
Somewhere in between The Empire State and the Caribbean island, Paul and his friends on the jet ran into some serious thunderstorms.
The Bruins will have lots of salary cap space in the summer, and they need to use some of it to fix the biggest flaw on their roster.
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Kyle Busch and Ricky Stenhouse Jr. trade paint, fists in NASCAR All-Star Race
Sunday night was NASCAR’s All-Star Race, held for the second season in a row at historic North Wilkesboro Speedway. Joey Logano won the non-points event in dominant fashion, started from pole position and led all but one of the race’s 200 laps. It’s the most laps any driver has led in NASCAR’s All-Star Race.
But that is not the topic of conversation this Monday.
Instead, the main characters are Kyle Busch and Ricky Stenhouse Jr.
So far, Caitlin Clark’s best two WNBA stops have been in Brooklyn, New York.
And if she can make it in New York, she can make it anywhere, right?
On April 15, the point guard became the first player picked in the WNBA Draft at the Brooklyn Academy of Music by the Indiana Fever out of Iowa.
And on Saturday afternoon at Barclays Center, the Caitlin Effect was the main reason that her game between Indiana and the New York Liberty broke the WNBA record for ticket revenue at a single game at more than $2 million, according to the Associated Press.
Vettel behind the wheel of Senna’s McLare
Jay Croucher and Drew Dinsick reflect on Xander
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Legislation takes a back seat.
A heated, marathon day in the Minnesota House had state officials rushing to pass legistlation before the close of their 2024 session — but that didn’t stop them taking some time out to recognize the Timberwolves for winning Game 7.
The Minnesota House getting in on the good Wolves vibes just 2.5 hours before adjournment! LET’S GO @Timberwolves #mnleg pic.twitter.com/EfLJTMb99y
— Nick Stumo-Langer (@NStumoLanger) May 20, 2024
Speaker: Representative Craft, speak your point of privilege.Rep.