Tiger Woods Drops Untold Bombshell Live Today

In an emotional 1-on-1 interview, one of America's greatest golfers of all time and one of the most famous athletes in modern history, Tiger Woods, revealed that he wouldn't be where he is now.

He went on to say that he honestly didn't expect things to get this big and he knew he would receive scrutiny from fans and sponsors for this, but he felt it was a time...

Here is what he said: "This was a really, really difficult decision for to tell the truth…"

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Political Landscape

Federal Judge Strikes Down Biden 'Ghost Gun' Regulation as Unconstitutional

A Texas federal judge ruled the ATF's frame-and-receiver rule violates the Second and Fifth Amendments, delivering a major victory for gun rights groups. The decision dismantles Biden administration efforts to regulate so-called 'ghost guns' and marks another setback for federal firearm restrictions.

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House Ethics Committee Probes Democratic Rep. Gomez Over Sexual Misconduct Allegations

The House Ethics Committee launched an investigation into California congressman Gomez over allegations of inappropriate contact with a House staffer. The probe adds to mounting scrutiny of congressional misconduct and tests Democratic leadership's commitment to accountability.

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Global Impact

IMF Chief Praises Milei's Economic Transformation as Argentina Earns Triple Credit Upgrade

IMF Managing Director Georgieva made her first visit to Argentina in eight years to validate President Milei's shock therapy, as inflation plunged from 210 percent to 33 percent. The endorsement came alongside a triple credit upgrade, proving free-market reforms can reverse economic collapse.

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Trump Cuts South Korea Military Drills, Seoul Pushes for Independent Wartime Command

President Trump ordered the Pentagon to scale back joint exercises with South Korea, citing cost and his relationship with Kim Jong Un. The move prompted Seoul to accelerate its push for independent wartime command, reshaping the seven-decade alliance.

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Economic Pulse

Anthropic Makes Bold Six Billion Dollar Bid for AI Chip Efficiency Startup Decart

Anthropic is negotiating to acquire Decart AI for approximately six billion dollars, bringing chip-efficiency software and world-model research in-house. The deal signals intensifying competition among AI giants to control the full technology stack from chips to models.

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Federal Reserve Minutes Expose Deep Split as Inflation Fight Stalls

The FOMC voted 9-3 to hold rates steady in July, but newly released minutes reveal growing tension between policymakers as inflation remains stuck at 3.7 percent. The split underscores the Fed's struggle to bring prices under control without triggering a recession.

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Quick Takes

Grant Holmes took a no-hitter into the seventh inning before settling for a combined one-hit shutout as the Braves defeated the White Sox 2-0.

Baker Mayfield enters his contract year playing for the Buccaneers with no extension in sight, and the Pittsburgh Steelers are watching closely as Aaron Rodgers' replacement.

Dr. Phil sued by ex-publicist alleging anti-gay remarks, discrimination. Jerry Sharell filed a lawsuit in a Los Angeles court Thursday, Aug. 20, accusing the talk show host, 75.

Gwyneth Paltrow trolls critics amid backlash over rumored Sam Altman dinner as she shares hilarious party invites for Shrek and M3GAN.


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