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The debate over transgender athletes in girls’ sports has ignited a firestorm in California. After a trans athlete qualified for the state track-and-field finals, the California Interscholastic Federation changed its rules to allow more “biological females” to compete. Critics blame sports officials for compromising fairness, while others target politicians for exploiting the issue. 

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Manuel Bonilla, president of the Fresno Teachers Association (FTA), is at the center of a controversy involving Fresno Unified School District (FUSD). Superintendent Misty Her allegedly ordered a dossier compiling fabricated quotes—possibly generated using AI—accusing FTA of personal attacks. Bonilla condemns the document as an attempt to silence criticism and called for disciplinary action against those responsible. The FTA is demanding accountability and considering legal action.

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Florida Governor Ron DeSantis declared, “The Swamp has won,” after Congress sidelined Elon Musk’s Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE). Despite Musk’s push to slash federal spending, Trump’s “Big Beautiful Bill” increased the national debt, effectively canceling DOGE’s proposed cuts. DeSantis blasted the GOP for abandoning reform and betraying voters. Still, critics argue that entrenched interests in Washington have outmaneuvered Musk’s cost-cutting crusade — raising the question: did the Swamp really win, or is the fight just beginning?

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The term TACO — short for “Trump Always Chickens Out” — has become a viral jab at former President Donald Trump’s unpredictable tariff tactics. Coined by a Financial Times columnist, it describes Trump’s pattern of announcing steep tariffs, triggering market panic, then backing down to ease economic pressure. Trump recently delayed a 50% tariff on EU goods, prompting a market rally. When asked about the nickname, Trump called it a “nasty question,” saying it’s “called negotiation.” 

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A federal court has blocked former President Donald Trump’s sweeping tariffs, ruling they exceeded his legal authority under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA). The U.S. Court of International Trade found that Trump’s use of emergency powers to impose tariffs on nearly all trading partners was unconstitutional. The decision halts the so-called “Liberation Day” tariffs, including those on China, Canada, and Mexico. While some tariffs remain under other trade laws, this ruling is a major blow to Trump’s trade agenda. The administration plans to appeal.

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A New York Times-backed study asked swing voters to compare political parties to animals. The results were vivid: Republicans were seen as “apex predators”—lions, tigers, and sharks—symbolizing strength, aggression, and dominance. Democrats, by contrast, were likened to sloths, turtles, and “deer in the headlights,” reflecting perceptions of passivity and indecision. The findings highlight voter frustration with Democratic messaging and a desire for bold, decisive leadership.

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CNN anchor Jake Tapper says he's apologized to Lara Trump for cutting off a 2020 interview in which she questioned Joe Biden’s cognitive health. However, in an interview with Laura Ingraham on Fox News, it sounds like that apology didn't really happen. At the time, Tapper dismissed her comments as baseless and offensive. However, in promoting his new book Original Sin, Tapper admitted she “saw something [he] didn’t” and acknowledged he was wrong. Lara Trump, now a Fox News host, accepted the apology but called it “too late,” citing the broader consequences of media denial.

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INTERVIEW: Assemblyman David Tangipa (R-Clovis) discusses the California Interscholastic Federation's (CIF) “pilot entry process” for the state high school track and field championships. The rule allows additional “biological female” athletes—those who narrowly missed qualifying—to compete, aiming to ensure they aren’t displaced by transgender athletes.

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The California Interscholastic Federation (CIF) introduced a “pilot entry process” for the state high school track and field championships. The rule allows additional “biological female” athletes—those who narrowly missed qualifying—to compete, aiming to ensure they aren’t displaced by transgender athletes. This change follows political pressure, including threats from President Trump to withhold federal funding. While the CIF didn’t explicitly mention transgender athletes, the move is widely seen as a response to controversy surrounding a top-ranked transgender athlete from Jurupa Valley High School.

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Caitlin Clark is transforming the WNBA into a billion-dollar enterprise. In just her second season, the Indiana Fever star is projected to drive nearly $1 billion in economic activity for the league in 2025. Her influence spans ticket sales, merchandise, TV ratings, and franchise valuations. Clark’s games spike ticket prices by 140%, and her jersey tops all WNBA sales. She’s responsible for over a quarter of the league’s revenue, yet earns just $78,000 in salary. Her popularity is fueling debates on player compensation and reshaping the business of women’s sports. The “Caitlin Clark Effect” is real.

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