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A family trying to attend the San Francisco 49ers-Dallas Cowboys game on Sunday is alleging Levi’s Stadium security wouldn’t allow one of them to enter due to wearing a “Make America Great Again” hat. 
In a video posted to TikTok, one of the women in the family explains that her son-in-law was told he cannot wear his red MAGA hat into the stadium, which led to an argument with security. 
“We were about to enter, and they stopped us because my son-in-law is wearing this hat,” the woman says in the video. “They don’t want to let us in.

Former United States President Donald Trump, who is currently the favorite to win the 2024 U.S. Presidential Election, held a rally at Madison Square Garden on Sunday night. 
The left wing is losing its mind over the rally, with many going right to their No. 1 argument about conservatives and Republicans: racism. 
Not surprisingly, an NBA head coach decided to add his name to the list. Somewhat surprisingly, his name isn’t Steve Kerr or Gregg Popovich (although they’ve both endorsed Kamala Harris already). 
No, this time it was Milwaukee Bucks head coach Doc Rivers.

Is that “Sully” from Disney Pixar’s masterpiece, Monsters, Inc.? Nope, it’s Boston Bruins goaltender Jeremy Swayman.
Wait, come again?
I can assure you, folks, that that is not a typo.
Earlier today, members of the Boston Bruins team visited both the Mass General for Children and Boston Children’s Hospital dressed as characters from the iconic 2001 film. If you ever wanted to know what Brad Marchand looked like as Mike Wazowski, or Matthew Poitras as Boo, or Swayman (and Charlie Coyle) as Sully, well, today is your lucky day.

More than 2,000 soldiers and 500 police officers surrounded a populous neighborhood on the outskirts of El Salvador’s capital on Monday in an effort to quash the remnants of gangs the president said were trying to set up shop in the area. Police surrounded the San Marcos neighborhood with a military fence, setting up checkpoints to prevent gang members from escaping, said Defense Minister René Francis Merino Monroy. The fence was the third of its kind to be installed in parts of San Salvador intended to find and arrest gang members still operating in the country.