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Chelsea News on MSNClaims Made: The reason Donald Trump joined in Chelsea Club World Cup celebrations
A claim has been made as to the reason why US President Donald Trump joined Chelsea’s Club World Cup celebrations.It was a ...
Plus, some Republican lawmakers are pushing for legislation to end "weather modification," promoting a fringe theory that ...
President Donald Trump is receiving a lot of support from notable athletes this Thursday because of his decision to revive ...
Major sporting figures will join president for announcement, including Harrison Butker of Kansas City Chiefs, golfers and ...
The president directs federal agencies to clarify whether athletes are employees, protect Olympic and women’s sports, and ...
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The Mirror US on MSNNFL team's owners 'uneasy' over Donald Trump as $3.7 billion super stadium deal at risk
The Washington Commanders could be forced into a humiliating U-turn over their team name after a threat from U.S. President ...
President Donald Trump is signing an executive order to revive the Presidential Fitness Test in public schools.
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Irish Star on MSNDonald Trump awfully butchers Tua Tagovailoa's name before cruel remark about Dolphins star
President Donald Trump badly mispronouned Miami Dolphins quarterback Tua Tagovailoa's name on Thursday before rolling out a new executive order to bring back the Presidential fitness test ...
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Total Pro Sports on MSNOwners Of One NFL Team Are Reportedly “Nervous” After Threats From Donald Trump
The Washington Commanders’ ownership has remained intransigent about keeping their name amid threats from United States ...
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White House says Donald Trump is serious about wanting the Commanders to revert to Redskins
A day after Donald Trump threatened to hold up a deal for a new football stadium in the nation's capital if the Washington ...
Alabama athletics director Greg Byrne issued a statement on Donald Trump's executive order tackling college sports.
President Trump on Thursday signed an Executive Order that seeks to ban so-called "pay-for-play" payments to college athletes, which critics argue are de facto salaries, arguing college sports in the ...
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