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Justine Lindsay, the first openly transgender cheerleader in the NFL, has announced he will not return to the Carolina Panthers’ cheerleading team for the upcoming season. Lindsay joined the TopCats squad in 2022, marking a first in league history, but now says his focus will shift to other pursuits, including pageantry, community activism, and a potential career in sports media.

President Donald Trump issued a statement on Wednesday evening celebrating the House passage of Texas's redistricting effort.

Tensions escalated at Microsoft’s Redmond, Washington, campus on Wednesday as at least 18 people were arrested during a disruptive protest led by current and former employees. The group, calling themselves “No Azure For Apartheid,” targeted Microsoft’s AI contracts with Israel, accusing the tech giant of aiding the Israeli military.

Pope Leo XIV has called for global fasting and prayer on August 22, urging Christians to plead for peace in war-torn regions. His appeal coincides with diplomatic efforts led by President Donald Trump, who hosted Russian President Vladimir Putin and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky in separate meetings aimed at ending the conflict in Ukraine.

Two Virginia high school students were suspended after expressing discomfort about a transgender female using the boys’ locker room.

Senator Tommy Tuberville criticizes the Minnesota Vikings for adding male cheerleaders, warning the NFL risks losing fans.

A new federal loan cap in the “One Big Beautiful Bill” may force up to 50% of U.S. law schools to close by limiting access to student loans.

A male athlete is suing Swarthmore College after being banned from the women's track team due to NCAA rules.

Bed Bath & Beyond will not open new California stores, citing high taxes and regulations. Beyond Inc. plans to expand in other states.

Jimmy Kimmel is attacking conservatives for not rallying to defend liberal comedian Stephen Colbert after The Late Show was canceled by CBS.