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Last year, I wrote about GameSir’s excellent G7 Pro controller. There was a lot to love about it, though I had a few small gripes. Earlier this year, the company launched an improved version of the G7 Pro in partnership with Aimlabs, an aim training program to help people improve their skills for first-person shooters (FPS) and other games. The new G7 Pro 8K brings a handful of improvements, but doesn’t address all of the issues I had with the original G7 Pro. Still, with the fancy Aimlabs-inspired teal colourway, the new controller stands out and has become one of…

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HAMILTON — It appears the Hamilton Tiger-Cats have decided on who will lead their offence this week against the Saskatchewan Roughriders. According to a report from The Hamilton Spectator’s Scott Radley, head coach Scott Milanovich has confirmed that it will be Jake Dolegala starting at quarterback in Regina. RELATED» Ticats issue statement providing update on quarterback Bo Levi Mitchell» Bo Levi Mitchell, Zach Collaros leave game at Hamilton Stadium» Sign up and watch CFL games on CFL+ in the U.S. and Internationally Tiger-Cats head coach Scott Milanovich says Jake Dolegala will start at QB on Sunday against @sskroughriders. #HamOnt #CFL #Ticats —…

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Joy Behar has been on The View for a long time. Fans have seen her at her best and at her worst. The longtime host, 83, sparked rumors that she was drinking on the job after viewers noticed she was wobbly on her feet. She addressed claims that she was drunk on live television. Keep reading to find out what she said about the rumors. The View Fans Worry About Joy Behar’s Health Joy Behar is getting up there in age. She was 54 when she started on The View. She’s now 83 as the show heads into its 30th anniversary. The longtime…

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Even as the Supreme Court was handing down one legal thunderbolt after another last week, the justices were quietly releasing their annual financial reports. Justice Samuel Alito was the only sitting justice to request an extension, which he has done for 15 years. The disclosures do not give a complete account of the justices’ total income and wealth, but they give insights into their concertgoing, guest professorships and even their involvement in youth sports. In addition to their salaries, much of the justices’ reported income came from their book deals. Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson led the pack earning more than…

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Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce‘s July 3, 2026, wedding at Madison Square Garden may have been phone-free, but that hasn’t stopped a flood of rumors, AI-generated images of the newlyweds and online criticism from swirling in the days since the couple’s star-studded nuptials. While the bride and groom remained mum about their big day, several high-profile guests are pushing back and defending the ceremony’s seemingly unconventional choices, shutting down false reports and calling out the fake photos circulating online. Keep scrolling to see how attendees shut down rumors surrounding one of the year’s most talked-about celebrity weddings: Joseph Kahn Defends…

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Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. Key Takeaways A few years ago, I redefined what trust signals mean for brand builders. A few weeks ago, I Googled the term and got my exact definition back — no author, no source. The AI knew the history. It just didn’t lead with it. The concept got adopted widely, and once it did, it became “standard industry knowledge” rather than a specific author’s contribution. When you’ve done the work, you feel like the position is established. But in the AI era, you have to actively defend your position by continuously publishing…

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Photo: Bob Butrym/RFB Sport Photography / 3DownNation. All rights reserved. The Hamilton Tiger-Cats will start Jake Dolegala at quarterback this week after Bo Levi Mitchell underwent ankle surgery, Scott Radley of the Hamilton Spectator reported on Wednesday. Dolegala shared reps with Tre Ford last week after Mitchell was carted off the field early in the third quarter. He went zero-for-two on his passing attempts and took one sack. The 29-year-old dressed for 13 regular-season games with the Tiger-Cats in 2025 in a depth role behind Mitchell and Taylor Powell, who left for the Edmonton Elks in free agency. He didn’t…

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Reece James, Declan Rice and Marc Guehi all missed England team training on Wednesday ahead of Saturday’s World Cup quarter-final against Norway. The trio instead followed individual training programmes in Kansas City, while the remaining 22 members of Thomas Tuchel’s squad trained as normal. Jordan Henderson was also absent as he continues his recovery after undergoing surgery on the broken arm he suffered during celebrations following England’s last-16 win over Mexico. England’s medical staff will now monitor the fitness of James, Rice and Guehi closely over the coming days as Tuchel prepares for one of his side’s biggest tests of…

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Sheinbaum’s mañanera in 60 seconds 📈 Mexico ranks 10th globally for FDI: Finance Minister Édgar Amador Zamora cited a new UN Trade and Development report showing Mexico received roughly $41 billion in foreign direct investment in 2025, a 10.8% increase over 2024, placing it behind the US, Singapore, Hong Kong, China, Brazil, the UK, Germany, Canada and the UAE. He also pointed to rising 2026 export revenue and headline inflation falling to 3.55% in the first half of June. 🇲🇽🇺🇸🇨🇦 USMCA: No 16-year renewal for now, but Sheinbaum expects one eventually: Sheinbaum noted the U.S. declined to extend the USMCA for 16…

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President Donald Trump’s administration is threatening to withhold some federal funding from states that don’t make changes to voting practices and is warning state election officials that they face arrest if they don’t remove noncitizens from voter rolls. Letters to states and grant application details are the latest in a line of actions by Trump’s administration to shape details of running elections that have long been the job of states. Courts have largely rejected the administration’s previous efforts, which reflect untrue claims about widespread voting fraud and come less than four months ahead of crucial midterm elections where Democrats seek…

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