- Bubba Wallace calls his season a roller coaster — one great week often followed by a letdown, summing it up as “that’s my whole life.”
- He suffered a costly, controversial penalty at Atlanta for going below the double line on the final lap — the rule’s interpretation is subjective and opinions are split.
- Despite no wins this year, Wallace has strong speed (multiple top-5s/top-10s, laps led), is expected to make the Chase and could easily win at North Wilkesboro.
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- Massive World Cup semifinal: Argentina face England for a spot in the final against Spain — a heavyweight rematch with huge stakes.
- England riding Harry Kane and Jude Bellingham (both six goals; Bellingham scored braces in the last two knockout games).
- Lionel Messi, tied as the tournament’s top scorer with eight goals, looks to cap what could be his final World Cup with another title.
- England and Argentina meet in a high-stakes World Cup semifinal Wednesday with a place in the final (against Spain) on the line.
- All eyes on Lionel Messi and Harry Kane — a marquee individual duel that could decide the Golden Boot and the tie.
- Top sportsbooks (DraftKings, FanDuel, BetMGM, bet365, Caesars, etc.) have wide odds, same-game parlays and promos up ahead of kickoff.
- Kathy Ruemmler said she now regrets meeting Jeffrey Epstein and wouldn’t have dealt with him if she’d known who he really was.
- DOJ documents show emails, gifts and even a proposed trip to Epstein’s island, though Ruemmler insists he was never her client and that she saw no evidence of ongoing criminal conduct.
- She voluntarily testified in a closed-door House Oversight interview as scrutiny grew and announced she will resign from Goldman Sachs by June 30.
- England and Argentina renew one of soccer's great rivalries in a World Cup semifinal — the winner meets Spain in the final.
- Lionel Messi, likely in his final World Cup, leads the tournament with eight goals and is hunting another title.
- Jude Bellingham (six goals) and Harry Kane are driving England’s attack; Bellingham has scored braces in consecutive knockout games, a feat not seen since Maradona in 1986.
- England and Argentina meet in a high-stakes 2026 World Cup semifinal — their first World Cup clash since 2002 — with the winner facing Spain in the final.
- Lionel Messi, tied for the tournament lead with eight goals, is chasing another title in what could be his last World Cup.
- England’s run has been powered by Jude Bellingham’s consecutive knockout braces and a relentless high press that could be key to containing Messi.
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