Good Good Golf fallout continues: Callaway severs ties; brand pulls sponsorship of PGA event
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Zambia opposition leader questioned over ‘treason’ amid election fallout
Zambia’s entire judiciary closed on Monday on the last valid day to file a court challenge against Hichilema’s victory.
Good Good to no longer be title sponsor of PGA Tour event and loses Callaway sponsorship
Good Good Golf lost its partnership with Callaway on Thursday and no longer will be title sponsor of a PGA Tour event in November as the fallout continued ov...
Nine schools have multiple 5-star commits in the 2027 cycle
Once the five-star dominoes start to drop, they often fall in heaps. That was the case with the 32 best in the 2027 cycle. All 32 are already committed, as o...
Severe weather, flooding threat hits Northeast: Forecast
Heavy thunderstorms could bring rainfall rates topping 2 inches per hour.
Trump’s approval ratings endure a cruel summer
President Trump is enduring a difficult summer in public opinion polls, with his falling approval rating deepening concerns for Republicans that they could lose the House and Senate majorities this fall. Trump has hit record lows in various polls, including a 33 percent approval rating in a Reuters/Ipsos poll this week. In the latest Economist/YouGov…
China on sanctions, Iran threatens Barron Trump & more | Experts on Iran
The Trump administration appears to have landed on a fallback strategy in the Iran war after military strikes and negotiations failed to deliver victory: threats of harsh economic sanctions. There’s just one problem: Making good on those tough words requires not just getting tough on Iran, but also getting tough on China, which is Tehran’s No. 1 trading partner.And, the US Secret Service says it’s aware of a video aired by Iran’s state broadcaster appearing to threaten the life of Barron Trump, the youngest son of President Donald Trump. The nearly three-minute video begins with an English language graphic reading: “Where to kill Barron Trump?!” and features stylized graphics showing locations where the younger Trump is publicly known to spend time.Experts talk to CNN on these and other developments from the war in Iran.