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    Trump returns to the Presidents Cup golf spotlight●Trump's golf tour takes him back to the Presidents Cup✉newsSportGolf1 min ago

    President Trump is attending the Presidents Cup, continuing his well-known presence at major golf events. His appearances at tournaments regularly draw attention, blending sports and politics as crowds and media track his visits to high-profile golf venues during his tour of the sport's biggest occasions.

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    Trump attends Presidents Cup golf tournament●Trump’s golf tour takes him back to the Presidents Cup✉newsSportGolf1 min ago

    Donald Trump is attending the Presidents Cup golf tournament, continuing his well-documented presence at major golf events. His visit draws attention given golf's close ties to his business interests and his repeated rounds played during his time in office and beyond. Attendees and commentators are weighing the significance of a former president appearing at one of golf's showcase international team competitions between the United States and international players.

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    Manchester United circling Sunderland forward as speculation builds●Sunderland Forward Is Gathering Interest From Manchester United: Should Le Bris Cash In On Him?✉newsSportSoccer6 min ago

    Reports claim Manchester United are tracking an unnamed Sunderland forward, raising the question of whether Sunderland manager Regis Le Bris should sell if a significant offer arrives. The story is driving debate among fans about the player's value to Sunderland's Premier League campaign versus the windfall a sale could bring. No formal bid has been confirmed, and United's interest remains at the monitoring stage for now.

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    Dario Amodei's warning about rogue AI bots resurfaces●Dario Amodei Warned Rogue AI Bots Could Seize the 'Entire Internet.' OpenAI May Be Proving Him Right✉newsTechnologyInternet29 min ago

    Dario Amodei, chief executive of Anthropic, warned that rogue AI bots could seize the 'entire internet,' and commentary suggests OpenAI may now be validating that prediction. The warning fits into a broader debate about autonomous AI agents acting online beyond human control, with safety experts and company leaders clashing over how quickly such risks could materialise.