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    World Cup’s Final Pod | The Beautiful Pod

    Sports1 of 10
    Adam: Spain's Dominance and Final Prediction
    Spain demonstrated superior football against France, showcasing a level of play that makes them the best team remaining in the tournament and the likely winner of the final. Their possession-based style and tactical cohesion were evident.

    Chris: England's Tactical Capitulation

    England's familiar pattern of conceding a lead and then retreating defensively, a tactic described as 'parking the bus,' led to their downfall against Argentina. Manager Tommy Tukul's substitutions and decisions, like not replacing Harry Kane, were questioned.

    Adam: The Rise of 'Penaldo Bots' on X

    The proliferation of 'Penaldo bots' on X (formerly Twitter), dedicated to promoting Cristiano Ronaldo, has surprisingly found traction during this World Cup. These bots, often linked to political propaganda, are now seeing success due to Ronaldo's comparatively weaker performance.

    World Cup’s Final Pod | The Beautiful Pod
    TAThe Adam Friedland Show1h 5m
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    Messi’s Argentina Has Mahomes’ 2024 Chiefs DNA | THE ODD COUPLE

    Sports1 of 24
    Messi's Defense: Argentina's Dominance is Earned
    Lionel Messi, in response to criticism, asserted that Argentina's consistent success over four years, including reaching two consecutive World Cup finals, proves their dominance is not a fluke and has been earned through merit, not favorable officiating. He highlighted their resilience against opponents who failed to capitalize on opportunities.

    Kelvin Washington: Spain's Defense is Key to Victory

    Kelvin Washington believes Spain will win the World Cup final against Argentina due to their historically strong defense, which has allowed only one goal. He contrasts this with Argentina's perceived luck and tactical errors, predicting Spain's disciplined approach will prevail where others have faltered.

    Rob G: Giannis Faces Less Pressure Than Believed

    Rob G argues that Giannis Antetokounmpo might be overestimating the pressure on him and the Miami Heat, suggesting that the team's roster is too flawed and incomplete to warrant championship expectations. He contrasts this with teams like the Philadelphia 76ers, who face immense pressure due to Joel Embiid's declining window.

    Messi’s Argentina Has Mahomes’ 2024 Chiefs DNA | THE ODD COUPLE
    TOThe Odd Couple with Rob Parker & Kelvin Washington2h 57m
    HP

    Trying The Viral Sprite Challenge - H3 After Dark #78

    Entertainment1 of 30
    The Sprite Challenge Attempt
    David attempts the viral Sprite Challenge, a feat he claims is difficult because he has never burped in his life. The hosts express skepticism and anticipation, setting up a potentially embarrassing or dramatic moment for David on camera.

    Neil the Seal's Chaotic Antics

    The hosts discuss Neil the Seal, an animal known for causing disruptions in a town, highlighting his large size and playful, chaotic behavior. They express admiration for his ability to cause mayhem and find his actions amusing, contrasting him with other internet-famous animals.

    Providence Incident: A Normal Day?

    A video circulating online shows a chaotic scene in Providence, Rhode Island, following a crash, where a man engages in push-ups and kicks a car window. This event is presented as a 'normal day' in the city, highlighting its reputation for unusual occurrences. The incident quickly escalates with the arrival of police, suggesting a breakdown of order.

    Trying The Viral Sprite Challenge - H3 After Dark #78
    HPH3 Podcast2h 25m
    TSThe Sun (UK)
    ·19m ago
    Current Events·Controversial·Opinion

    Mother, 22, charged with murder after 2-year-old toddler bound & left to suffocate on bed in 12-hour ordeal

    A MUM has been charged with murder after her two-year-old daughter was bound and left face down on a bed in a horror 12-hour ordeal. Sierra Shay Hadaway, 22, allegedly tied little Madilynn's arms, legs and ankles together before leaving her to suffocate at their Alabama home. The child was found dead on June 12,...

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    DEDaily Express (UK)
    ·29m ago
    Current Events·Controversial·Opinion

    Teen gang-raped and forced to jump off moving truck to escape

    A 15-year-old girl in northern India allegedly escaped a gang rape by jumping from a moving truck. Police arrested two men, who reportedly admitted to drinking alcohol during the incident. The article also references a separate alleged gang rape in southern India.

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    7(7NEWS (AU)
    ·45m ago
    Business·Advocacy·Industry Concerns

    The Issue: Master Builders Australia CEO on receiving death threats as industry grapples with CFMEU revelations

    The CEO of Master Builders Australia has broken her silence on 7NEWS’ The Issue on the harrowing time she was targeted at her private home.

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    AP

    Can the AI Industry Regulate Itself? Stripe Wants PayPal, China Catches Up, NY Bans Datacenters

    Business1 of 14
    Demis Hassabis' SRO Proposal
    Demis Hassabis has proposed a US-led international AI standards body, modeled after FINRA, to be industry-funded and run by independent experts. This voluntary body would assess models for risks like cybersecurity and national security, with the potential for mandatory compliance and development slowdowns if necessary. The proposal has garnered support from key industry figures like Elon Musk, Sam Altman, and Sundar Pichai.

    Palihapitiya: Avoiding Regulatory Capture

    Chamath Palihapitiya stresses the importance of quickly establishing rules to avoid regulatory capture, where powerful actors use their capital to influence legislation. He believes that while federal oversight and the DOJ will still play roles, an SRO can prevent a few large companies from 'pulling the ladder up' and stifling competition from startups and open-source initiatives. He views Demis Hassabis' proposal as a sensible step forward.

    Sacks: Anthropic's Regulatory Strategy

    David Sacks criticizes Anthropic's strategy of encouraging states to implement increasingly strict AI regulations, calling it a form of 'regulatory capture.' He argues this approach, detailed in a Politico article, creates a fragmented regulatory landscape that disadvantages startups and open-source projects, and that concessions to government will only lead to further demands, urging companies to 'grow a spine' and fight for a clear line, like the proposed SRO.

    Can the AI Industry Regulate Itself? Stripe Wants PayPal, China Catches Up, NY Bans Datacenters
    APAll-In Podcast1h 30m
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    THB Youth Activism is Performative - Full Debate

    Opinion1 of 13
    Michael Akalade Ayadei: The Evolution of Activism
    Michael Akalade Ayadei argues that while youth activism begins with genuine conviction, the system often co-opts or neutralizes its impact, leaving activists with performative actions as their primary tool. He uses his own experience within the Oxford Union to illustrate how replacing 'deplorable decision-makers' can lead to becoming one, suggesting that systemic structures absorb protest without conceding substance. The core issue isn't a lack of sincerity, but a system designed to limit the efficacy of activism, forcing it into performative channels. Ultimately, the failure lies not with the activists, but with the system's inability to genuinely incorporate their demands.

    James Kerjik: The Spectacle of Modern Activism

    James Kerjik argues that contemporary youth activism is largely performative, prioritizing spectacle and awareness-raising over substantive change. He contrasts this with historical movements like the suffragettes or the Civil Rights Movement, where activists made significant sacrifices for worthy causes. Kerjik uses the example of NYU students protesting Professor Jonathan Haidt, who critiques oversensitivity, to illustrate his point that young activists may lack the experience and knowledge to effectively address societal ills. He suggests that modern activism focuses on 'holding space' and 'providing allyship' rather than engaging in the slow, difficult work required for meaningful social change.

    Shaswa Lameichani: Activism's Core vs. Surface

    Shaswa Lameichani argues that the proposition's focus on 'performative' activism ignores the core of movements. She posits that performance is a strategy of the included, and youth activism, driven by structural exclusion and cost, is fundamentally human, not performative. She uses the example of 76 deaths in Nepal's youth movement to highlight the real cost involved.

    THB Youth Activism is Performative - Full Debate
    OOxfordUnion1h 49m
    MK

    The TRUTH About Foreign Influence Campaigns in America on Social Media and Beyond w/ Alex Bruesewitz

    Politics1 of 20
    Megyn Kelly: Foreign Influence Campaigns Undermining American Discourse
    Foreign countries, notably Israel, are spending tens of millions of dollars to manipulate American public opinion through social media, labeling any dissent as anti-semitism. This influence operation aims to control narratives around foreign policy and political figures, using American citizens and influencers to push their agenda, which is a deeply immoral and unacceptable practice.

    Alex Bruesewitz: Vindicating Trump's Election Integrity Concerns

    President Trump's speech vindicated concerns about the 2020 election, challenging claims of its security and highlighting the access of 220 million US voter files by the CCP. He argues that countries like China and Israel meddle in elections, and the current administration is the only one prioritizing election security, urging Americans to support these efforts.

    Elise Stefanik: Save America Act Opposed to Prevent Democratic Wins

    Michigan Representative Elise Stefanik inadvertently revealed the Democratic opposition to the Save America Act, stating it would 'rig our democracy' and make it hard for Democrats to win. This admission suggests that the opposition to election integrity measures is rooted in a desire to maintain electoral advantages through potentially unfair means.

    The TRUTH About Foreign Influence Campaigns in America on Social Media and Beyond w/ Alex Bruesewitz
    MKMegyn Kelly1h 47m
    ANABC News (Australia)
    ·48m ago
    Current Events·Controversial·Opinion

    'Jimothy', a raccoon with short spine syndrome who roams Seattle, gains cult following online

    A raccoon with a rare birth defect has amassed a legion of fans after a video of it darting across a footpath and running up a set of stairs racked up more than 6.8 million views in just three days.

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    GGSMArena
    ·50m ago
    Business·Controversial·Opinion

    Deals: vivo X300 models on sale (with a free charger), Galaxy A37 gets a deep price cut

    Deals are available on vivo X300 models with a free charger and a price cut on the Samsung Galaxy A37. Other featured deals include the Motorola Razr 70 and vivo V70 FE. The Nothing Phone (4b) is also on sale.

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    TMThe Mirror (UK)
    ·56m ago
    Current Events·Tragic·Investigative

    Tragedy as 'beloved family man' found dead in parked caravan after 'altercation'

    The family of a man found dead inside a caravan parked in a Loughborough layby have paid tribute to him after police launched a murder investigation

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    NO MORE TITS AND ASS - H3 Show #286

    Entertainment1 of 29
    Stallone's Biopic Trailer Gag
    The trailer for a Sylvester Stallone biopic features a scene where he punches frozen meat, leading to the recurring joke 'The meat is frozen solid.' Ethan Klein finds this line hilarious and speculates on the real-life circumstances behind the scene, questioning Stallone's narrative about injuring his hand.

    Gabe's McDonald's Meal and Food Safety

    Gabe calls in from McDonald's, ordering a Quarter Pounder Deluxe. This leads to a discussion about food safety, specifically an outbreak of diarrhea linked to lettuce served at Taco Bell. The CDC identified lettuce from Mexico as the source, affecting multiple states. Ethan and Gabe discuss their own experiences with Taco Bell.

    H3 Show Merchandise and VIP Puzzle

    The show promotes new H3 merchandise, specifically a unisex K ETH shirt, available on h3shop.com. Additionally, they highlight a new 'Where's Waldo?' style puzzle for VIP Deluxe members, featuring H3 references, which is available for a limited time.

    NO MORE TITS AND ASS - H3 Show #286
    HPH3 Podcast3h 36m
    SA

    Samantha A. Takes Over! Love Island, Dating & Fan Questions

    Entertainment1 of 7
    Samantha A.: 'Love Island' is My Lifeblood
    Samantha A. passionately defends her enjoyment of 'Love Island,' stating it's essential for her well-being and social life, comparing it to basic necessities like air and water. She describes watching it as a nightly ritual with friends, highlighting its significant role in her life.

    Stephen A. Smith: 'Love Island' is Soft Porn

    Stephen A. Smith expresses extreme disgust with 'Love Island,' calling the season finale he watched 'soft porn' and questioning how 34 prior episodes of similar content could be aired. He is appalled by the public displays of affection and perceived promiscuity among contestants.

    Samantha A. on Melanie & Sincere: Compatibility vs. Respect

    Samantha analyzes the 'toxic' relationship between Melanie and Sincere, arguing they are compatible due to shared humor, background, and appearance, despite Sincere's manipulative behavior. She questions if compatibility trumps respect in a relationship, ultimately advising Melanie to leave Sincere.

    Samantha A. Takes Over! Love Island, Dating & Fan Questions
    SAStephen A. Smith33m
    TH

    Bill Belichick talks UNC, Tom Brady & Gronk + LeBron to Cavs? | THE HERD w/ Colin Cowherd

    Sports1 of 5
    Belichick on Coaching Unicorns
    Bill Belichick explains that even the most uniquely gifted athletes like Tom Brady, Rob Gronkowski, and Lawrence Taylor are driven by a desire for continuous improvement, making them coachable. He highlights how their games evolved, and they consistently sought to get better, rather than resting on their natural talents. This drive is what separated them and allowed for sustained dominance.

    College vs. NFL Coaching Nuances

    Bill Belichick discusses the unique aspects of college football coaching, noting the creativity in the kicking game and rule differences compared to the NFL. He acknowledges the high level of creativity among college coaches, particularly in special teams. While the NFL represents a higher grade of coaching experience, college football presents distinct challenges and strategic elements that require different approaches.

    Belichick on Player Evolution and Toughness

    Bill Belichick recounts the challenging evaluation of Rob Gronkowski coming out of college, noting his limited passing game tape and a poor initial visit. He credits Coach Stoops's strong recommendation regarding Gronk's toughness and passing skills as pivotal. Belichick also touches on how players like Tom Brady evolved, becoming great through consistent improvement and adapting their game, highlighting that raw talent needs to be honed.

    Bill Belichick talks UNC, Tom Brady & Gronk + LeBron to Cavs? | THE HERD w/ Colin Cowherd
    THThe Herd with Colin Cowherd31m
    TNThe Next Web
    ·1h ago
    Business·Controversial·Opinion

    Spanish satellite startup Sateliot wants €150 million to beam 5G directly to smartphones from orbit

    Sateliot seeks €150M for satellite 5G to smartphones by 2028, partnering with Telefonica. Europe is reserving airwaves for domestic players amid global satellite competition.

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    TMThe Mirror (UK)
    ·1h ago
    Current Events·Consumer Safety·Health Alert

    Sun issue urgent health risk alert as popular items recalled — 'do not eat'

    A number of popular items have been recalled from customers this week

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    EEuronews
    ·1h ago
    Lifestyle·Health·Environment

    Wildfires: how to protect your lungs from harmful smoke

    The smoke of wildfires can travel hundreds of kilometres, degrading air quality and posing health risks for those living miles away. Here's what to know to stay safe.

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    Pardon My Take Faces Off In Heated Alternate Shot Match

    Sports1 of 11
    The 'Zack Throw' Twist and Sponsorship Integration
    A unique rule is introduced where Zack must take every fifth shot, adding a strategic and humorous element to the game. This segment also includes a prominent ad read for Chevy, emphasizing the brand's role in enabling 'chill week'.

    Hank and Zack: Navigating the Fairway

    Hank and Zack, the opposing team, face challenges on the fairway, including a ball that banks off a tree and a tricky flop shot. They work to recover and stay competitive in the match.

    Navigating the 'Plastic' and Rule Disputes

    The players encounter challenging course features like the 'plastic' (false front) and engage in discussions about golf rules, particularly concerning a backward tee shot and relief from a net, adding layers of strategic and humorous conflict.

    Pardon My Take Faces Off In Heated Alternate Shot Match
    PMPardon My Take37m
    TH

    Is Lionel Messi the GOAT ATHLETE? + World Cup Final Argentina-Spain PREDICTION | Colin Cowherd HERD

    Sports1 of 5
    Cowherd: Messi's Greatness Beyond Pure Athleticism
    Colin Cowherd argues that Lionel Messi, despite not being a physical specimen, exemplifies greatness through his devotion to craft, commitment, and competitive fire, distinguishing him from athletes defined solely by athleticism. He posits that traits like obsessiveness and longevity are more critical than raw physical gifts, citing examples like Tom Brady and Michael Jordan who also prioritized process and dedication over peak athleticism.

    Cowherd: Athlete Longevity vs. Peak Athleticism

    Colin Cowherd reiterates that athletic longevity, exemplified by players like Tom Brady and Larry Fitzgerald, is distinct from peak athleticism. He argues that players with layered skill sets and high basketball IQ, like LeBron James and Messi, can maintain elite performance later in their careers by relying on intuition and technique rather than pure speed or strength, contrasting them with hyper-athletic players like John Wall or Cam Newton who declined faster after injuries.

    Berhalter & Edu: US Soccer Culture and Player Development

    Gregg Berhalter and Maurice Edu discuss the importance of a strong soccer culture and early skill development in the US, emphasizing that consistent ball work from a young age, like Christian Pulisic's experience, is crucial for creating elite players. They acknowledge that while the US has talent and resources, fostering this deep-rooted soccer culture is key to future World Cup success.

    Is Lionel Messi the GOAT ATHLETE? + World Cup Final Argentina-Spain PREDICTION | Colin Cowherd HERD
    THThe Herd with Colin Cowherd35m
    TP

    The Pat McAfee Show Live | Friday July 17th 2026

    Sports1 of 28
    The Rookie Grind
    NFL rookies face an exceptionally long and demanding season, starting from college football, through combines, mini-camps, and into the professional season, often leading to a 'rookie wall' around weeks 8-14 where physical and mental fatigue peak. This grueling schedule requires immense resilience and dedication from young athletes entering the league.

    The College Football Countdown

    With college football season approximately six weeks away, the show emphasizes the need for viewers and hosts alike to get into 'fighting shape' to handle the intensity of the upcoming season. The discussion touches on the unpredictable nature of college football, referencing last year's champions, Indiana Hoosiers, and the perennial contenders like Ohio State and Oregon, setting the stage for another exciting year.

    Pat McAfee: Indiana's Football Resurgence

    Pat McAfee expresses genuine excitement and 'chills' about the recruit staying in Indiana, highlighting how Coach Curt Cignetti and his team have ignited a passionate fanbase and elevated the state's football profile, making IU a legitimate destination for top talent.

    The Pat McAfee Show Live | Friday July 17th 2026
    TPThe Pat McAfee Show3h 2m
    7(7NEWS (AU)
    ·1h ago
    Sports·Sports·NRL

    NRL world shattered by second serious Achilles injury in 24 hours as Hudson Young goes down

    ‘We never like to see this ... it’s devastating.’

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    EEuronews
    ·1h ago
    Science·Conservation·Scientific Discovery

    Iberian rabbit: species hidden by Spain and Portugal for 2 million years

    A CSIC team and universities in Spain, Portugal and the UK say the European rabbit is in fact two species split 2 million years ago, one now in decline.

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    TVThe Verge
    ·1h ago
    Tech·Opinion·Enthusiast

    Fine, electric mountain bikes don’t suck

    Cheater, I'd grumble between huffs as yet another e-bike rider casually skittered past me on a steep ascent. It's this purist attitude that, for years, has left me blind to one simple fact: electric mountain bikes are fun! My attitude adjustment came a few weeks ago, the very first time I rode an Amflow PX

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