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WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump threatened on Sunday to report NBC News’ “Meet the Press” host Kristen Welker to the Federal Communications Commission after she reported that candidates he’s endorsed have had mixed results this election cycle Trump cited what he characterized as “purposeful inaccuracy” regarding his political endorsement record as the basis for the intended complaint. In a post on his Truth Social platform, Trump criticized Welker for being purposefully inaccurate in her description of his endorsement outcomes.  Trump also asserted his record stands at 100% for U.S. Senate candidates and 98% for U.S. House candidates, figures he described as accurate over the long term. The comments in question were made by Welker during a pre-show segment on WRC-TV, NBC’s affiliate in Washington, D.C., according to reporting by CNN. Trump called on FCC Chair Brendan Carr and other commissioners to address the matter, describing the media coverage as a “threat to our country.” He questioned how such statements should be permitted on “freely given public airwaves” and requested the commission consider “rebuke or punishment.” While Trump stated his endorsements are “stronger than ever,” recent election cycles have yielded varied outcomes.  Candidates such as Sen. Darline Graham and Oklahoma gubernatorial

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Logo text The owner of the cottage made famous in Heated Rivalry season one says he needed to do some “soul searching” before allowing production to return for season two. During a recent interview with HGTV, Michael Kutryk revealed that he was contacted about filming for the highly anticipated second season, which got underway earlier this month. However, he said it wasn’t an immediate yes. “I did a little bit of soul searching about allowing them to come back,” he shared. “I know they need it, and I realize I be difficult and try to squeeze them, but I bring myself to do that. When they called, they said, ‘How much do you want?’ First, I told them they scratched my table, then I named a very reasonable price. They were shocked and appreciative. I actually didn’t even get them to replace my table.” In season one of HBO Max and Crave’s breakout queer hockey romance, the cottage served as the emotional backdrop for a major turning point. When Shane Hollander (Hudson Williams) invited his secret lover, Ilya Rozanov (Connor Storrie), to his private cottage for a two-week stay of uninterrupted alone time together, it led to them

ELON – A late goal by Magnus Jacobsen helped Elon (1-1-1, 0-0-1 CAA) secure its first point in the CAA South standings Sunday, as the Phoenix played William & Mary (1-2-1, 0-1-1 CAA) to a 1-1 tie at Rudd Field in the conference opener for both teams.  After William & Mary scored in the opening minutes of the contest, Jacobsen leveled the match at 1-1 in the 74th minute, heading the ball into the goal off a corner kick played into the box by Weston Jonke . The Phoenix outshot the Tribe 19-9, including an 11-4 advantage after halftime. Drew Hartman returned to Elon's net, making a pair of saves. How It Happened The Tribe took an early lead with a second-minute goal. Joe Taylor attempted Elon's first shot of the day in the 14th minute, with Dominik Renz following up with Elon's first on target in the 16th minute. Both teams traded chances throughout the rest of the first half, with Elon taking the final four shots of the period. William & Mary maintained its 1-0 lead entering halftime. William & Mary generated early pressure in the second half, forcing Hartman's first save of the day in the 61st

FORT COLLINS, CO – The Gamecocks (5-1-0) are set to head back home to Columbia with two wins under their belt after taking down Colorado State (1-3-0) on Sunday, 1-0. It marked the fourth shutout of the season for South Carolina, and the second consecutive win against a team the Gamecocks have played for the very first time (prev. 2-1 win against Wyoming, 8/27). HOW IT HAPPENED  The action got started early with a yellow card on Colorado State’s Mia St. Casey just 58 seconds into the game following a Gamecocks’ throw-in Sophomore Ava Tutas gave South Carolina their first chance of the day in the ninth minute, sending a ball to the bottom left corner of the net, but was met by a save from Rams’ keeper Addison Huber Tutas then took a massive shot from outside the 18′ in the 20th minute that soared just over Huber’s fingertips to hit the crossbar The Rams would take two shots of their own that fifth-year Gamecock keeper Christina Tsaousis saved to make things 0-0 at the half The second half started off with a penalty kick taken by the Rams, but was converted unsuccessfully after a save from Tsaousis. It

Attorney General Sunday points to a display board listing inappropriate content commonly found on Snapchat. Commonwealth Media Services Harrisburg, Pa. — Just after reaching a settlement with Meta, Pa. Attorney General Dave Sunday has announced the filing of a lawsuit against Snap, Inc., the owner-operators of Snapchat. Sunday alleges that the social media giant failed to warn users about platform addictiveness and protect children from compulsive use. In a Complaint for Declaratory and Injunctive Relief filed in Philadelphia County Court, the Office of Attorney General demands changes in how Snapchat appears on app stores, and demands that the company take steps to protect young users from becoming addicted to the app. The complaint alleges that Snapchat lies about how often adult-themed material such as sexual content and nudity, suicidal ideation, and drug use appears on its platform to maintain an age-13+ app rating in stores. “Snapchat has designed its platform to lure children into constant, compulsive use that is detrimental to healthy adolescent development,” said AG Sunday. “This lawsuit demands that Snapchat finally admit publicly that its platform is highly addictive and that it takes real action to keep kids safe.” Earlier this month, Sunday announced similar litigation against TikTok.

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Sun, August 30, 2026 at 3:00 PM UTC Luis Rengifo’s strong start with the San Diego Padres has been interrupted by an unfortunate injury at a crucial point in the season. The utility infielder suffered a right knee sprain during Saturday’s 7-6 loss to the Tampa Bay Rays, forcing him to leave the team and return to San Diego for further medical evaluation. The Padres announced the injury on their official X account Sunday. Rengifo suffered the injury on a non-contact play in the seventh inning, and the club will now wait for additional testing to determine the severity of the issue. The timing is particularly unfortunate for Rengifo, who had provided a noticeable offensive boost since joining San Diego earlier this season. After hitting just .205 across 57 games with the Milwaukee Brewers, Rengifo has produced a .291 average and .375 on-base percentage in 38 games with the Padres. His versatility has also made him a useful piece for a San Diego team trying to remain in the National League postseason picture.  » Read More

“It’s always nice to get your first win of the season.” Head Coach Todd Kress after the sweep of San Francisco Sunday morning. #AllSpartans pic.twitter.com/QyrqRRaTTS — SJSU VOLLEYBALL (@SanJoseStateVB) August 30, 2026 OGDEN, Utah—Six Spartans recorded kills, led by Tatiana Robinson with 10, as the San José State volleyball team swept San Francisco 3-0 (25-16, 25-19, 25-20) for the first win of the season as the team concluded play at the Wildcat Invitational. Robinson led the team with her 10 kills as she hit .400 for the match (10-2-20). She was named to the Wildcat Invitational All-Tournament Team. Lolohea Fonua added nine kills, while Zuzana Kosíková and Naima Foster each recorded seven kills. The Spartans had eight blocks in the match, led by Ava Hewitt-Smith with six, one solo and five assists. Robinson added four block assists for SJSU. Setters Fatimah Hall and Hanna Darvas recorded 16 and 14 assists, respectively. Fonua led the Spartans defensively with nine digs, while Darvas had seven digs. San José State never lost the lead in the first two sets. The two teams were tied at 16-16 in the third set before the Spartans opened a 20-17 lead on a Fonua kill and won

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