President Trump will decide whether to attack Iran “within the next two weeks,” according to a White House spokesman. According to Karolina Leavitt, US and Iranian officials are still in contact and will decide whether to take action.
John Textor, a part-owner of Crystal Palace, is pursuing a sale of his stake in the Premier League team with Woody Johnson, the owner of the New York Jets.
The agreement, which is thought to be worth around £190 million, could help the club’s chances of winning the European Cup next year.
Johnson is ahead of two other parties in the race to acquire the 43% stake in the multi-club Eagle Football Holdings – Textor-owned Palace, according to insiders with knowledge of the proposed deal.
Eagle’s stake in the Selhurst Park club hasn’t been finalized, according to sources, but a deal has already been reached.
Given the difficulty Palace and Uefa are currently facing in terms of gaining entry to the Europa League next season, it is understood that Johnson has indicated he can transfer the funds quickly. This is a significant factor in why the American businessman’s offer is currently thought to be the most favorable.
Due to Textor’s alleged involvement with the club, Palace may lose their spot in the upcoming season’s competition, which they won last year’s FA Cup.
It’s unknown whether Textor’s sale of his stake in Palace will lead to Uefa’s final decision.
However, it does give an indication that the businessman is open to breaking up with Palace, which might lead to the Premier League team’s Europa League entry.
Unconfirmed sources have indicated that a well-known entertainment company with a Florida base has expressed an interest, and another consortium that includes NBA legend Jimmy Butler has a reported interest.
At the time when Textor was looking for investment, Sportsbank, the investment bank, who were named as the preferred bidder, also showed an interest in making an offer.
However, it is claimed that it would have taken about a month for Sportsbank to obtain the financial support from its Middle Eastern and US investors, which would not be in line with Textor’s desire for a quick sale to aid Palace’s legal battle with Uefa.
Given his estimated $ 3.39 billion fortune and reputation as a well-known businessman, sources claim Johnson is in the best position to pass the Premier League’s owner’s and directors’ test. He is the Johnson &, Johnson pharmaceutical company’s heir.
The recent Father’s Day was seemingly not a celebratory occasion for Justin Bieber after he spent the day posting erratic messages on social media. On Sunday, Justin got his phone out and went on a wild rant in which he confessed to being ‘broken’, ‘angry’ and ‘exhausted’ from ‘thinking about himself all the time’.
While most people shared wholesome family snaps of their children and partners, Justin completely snubbed wife Hailey, who he previously admitted he once told her she would never be on the cover of Vogue. On the day, he shared snaps of himself holding what appeared to be a joint and later told fans he was “a dad that’s not to be f***ed with.”
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He then shared multiple images of his lavish presents, including an Apple laptop, two Prada backpacks, and an Audemars Piguet Royal Oak watch, which is priced at $ 38, 000.
However, many people assumed his crude remark was a dig at wife Hailey when he wrote, “Happy daddies day to me u lil ho,” the eye-wateringly expensive haul.
Following his brutal remark to her on Mother’s Day when he posed for a photo and said, “Mother’s Day sucks a**,” Hailey took a swipe at him in the comment section.
She responded, “Father’s Day stinks a**,” to his post. And now, according to recent reports, his wife Hailey called him a “f***ing child” before requesting professional assistance because she was “beyond furious” about his erratic posts.
An insider told The Sun that the post “set her off,” noting that she told him it was one of his dumbest decisions ever. She has been encouraging him to seek out a therapist and seek out a therapist who can manage his anger and mood swings for some time. They claimed Hailey didn’t want him to post that message.
She dislikes his childish behavior and persistent self-loathing. She instructed him to stop being a “f***ing child” and to start listening to those who care about him.
Many of Justin’s fans believed that his dramatic mental health spiral was the cause of his frequent, worrying six-hour frenzy of shared Father’s Day posts.
They were followed at 5.50am last week by a long Instagram story in which he confessed to being ‘broken’, ‘angry’ and ‘exhausted’ from thinking about himself all the time.
He remarked to his supporters, “People keep telling me to heal. Don’t you believe that I already could have fixed myself? I am aware of my broken heart. I am aware of my anger problems.
The more self-aware I become, the more I work to grow. Only Jesus can make my life a little more haphazardly for me. Sincerely speaking, “I’ve been thinking about myself lately, aren’t you?” the post said.
The Mirror have reached out to Justin and Hailey’s reps for comment.
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First round of the 2025 Travelers Championship
-6 W Clark, K Bradley (both US), and R McIlroy (NI) are A Eckroat and S Scheffler (both US).
Other notable names: -4 J Day (Aus), -4 T Fleetwood (Eng), and -4 V Hovland (Nor).
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With Rory McIlroy just two shots back after the opening round 62, world number one Scottie Scheffler finished just two shots back.
Scheffler, 28, was back at his best on Thursday with an eagle on the par-five 13th, which was the highlight. He placed in the top 10 of the US Open last week.
The American, who has won the event twice before last year, is now leading Connecticut’s leaderboard behind Austin Eckroat, who has also hit 64s with McIlroy, Keegan Bradley, and Wyndham Clark, who have all already made five-time majors.
McIlroy stated, “I just want to see some better shots and some good golf.” The outcome will take care of itself, in my opinion, if you put your best effort into improving your golfing performance and focusing on your overall performance.
There is no point in considering the outcome at this time. I’m just trying to play as well as I can and swing well enough to have a chance to win.
Jordan Spieth, a three-time Major champion, was forced to withdraw after 13 holes due to a shoulder strain.
When Spieth informed playing partner Luke Clanton that he couldn’t continue and was taken off in a cart, he was five over for his round and had missed five birdies.
I didn’t really know what to do because I’ve never withdrawn from an event, anywhere, at any level. According to Spieth, it just “got to be too much.”
“It didn’t turn around until probably Saturday,” I thought. These things kind of last an extra day, and they always just would be… It’s unfortunate, I don’t know.
Clark, a former US Open champion, expressed regret over the damage the century-old locker at Oakmont last weekend.
Clark allegedly reacted to his performance by damaging his locker.
He continued, “I’ve had a lot of highs and lows in my career, especially this year, some lows.”
I regret regret making a mistake. I apologize very much for what transpired.
In response to ongoing protests against immigration enforcement in the city, the Los Angeles Dodgers claim to have prevented federal agents from entering their stadium on Thursday.
The baseball team claimed in a social media post that “ICE agents came to Dodger Stadium and requested permission to enter the parking lots,” and that they were later denied entry.
Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents have been conducting extensive searches in Los Angeles to find and deport undocumented immigrants.
The agents’ presence at the stadium “had nothing to do with the Dodgers,” according to the Department of Homeland Security’s statement.
According to DHS, “CBP vehicles were only briefly in the stadium parking lot and without any operation or enforcement.” Why the officials were present at the stadium is a mystery.
According to US media reports, Dodgers are expected to announce that they will assist immigrants who have experienced the city’s raids.
Although no specifics have been made public, the raids would be the team’s first official response.
Dodgers player Kiké Hernández expressed his anger over the raids taking place in Los Angeles on Instagram, saying that he was “saddened and infuriated by what’s happening in our country and our city.”
“This is my second home,” I said. And I don’t want to see our neighborhood being abused, profiled, abused, and ripped apart, he said.
President Donald Trump has made a number of immigration-related policies, including the crackdown in Los Angeles.
Trump has ordered 700 US Marines and 4, 000 National Guard personnel to the Los Angeles area to help with the federal response to the unrest following the move’s widespread protests.
The administration has been disappointed by the pace of the raids in America’s second-largest city, and the raids are taking place in response to an aggressive campaign to increase the number of arrests and deportations.
Meanwhile, White House border czar Tom Homan announced on Thursday that the Trump administration would resume worksite immigration raids.
“We’re going to continue conducting worksite enforcement operations, including on farms and in hotels, but on a prioritized basis,” the message is clear. According to Homan, “crimes come first.”
A man broke through security on Thursday in Kaduna State while President Bola Tinubu was making an official commissioning speech.
President Tinubu visited the state to officially launch a number of initiatives spearheaded by Governor Uba Sani’s administration, including the launch of 100 compressed natural gas (CNG) buses and the newly completed 300-bed Specialist Hospital.
The man unintentionally walked toward the stage during the middle of the song. Security personnel quickly intervened and restrained the individual, prompting the President to appear momentarily taken aback.
President Tinubu responded politely by saying, “Leave him alone,” before moving on to his next speech without letting the incident derail progress.
Sani, the governor of the state, also signaled the security, easing the air of tension.
Otega Ogra, Tinubu’s Senior Special Assistant on Digital/New Media, praised the operatives for their actions in a post on X.com (formerly Twitter).
In response to a user, he wrote, “Handled with utmost professionalism by secret service agents without any affecting Mr. President’s speech or the event.”
Secret service agents handled Mr. President’s speech or the occasion with the utmost professionalism and without causing any problems.
FYI, Mr. President is guarded by some of our nation’s top, most skilled, and highly skilled officers and agents from…