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Today’s Selected Eight:
Story Number 1
Dan Hurley, the head coach of the University of Connecticut’s men’s basketball team, has declined an offer from the Los Angeles Lakers to become their next head coach. Instead, Hurley has chosen to stay with Connecticut to pursue a third consecutive national championship. The Lakers’ offer was reported to be a six-year, $70 million contract. Hurley’s decision ends days of speculation about his potential move to the NBA, as he remains committed to his successful tenure at UConn.
Story Number 2
JULIA LOUIS-DREYFUS CALLS OUT COMEDIANS WHO COMPLAIN ABOUT POLITICAL CORRECTNESS
Julia Louis-Dreyfus believes that comedians who complain about political correctness are raising a “red flag.” She argues that being aware of certain sensitivities is not detrimental to comedy and does not mean that all humor is lost. Louis-Dreyfus emphasizes that acknowledging these sensitivities can prevent outdated or offensive material and encourages free speech, while also respecting the right to criticize offensive content.
Story Number 3
Shannon Norenberg, a senior official at the Coast Guard Academy, has resigned, claiming she was directed to lie to Congress about a cover-up involving sexual assault cases. She alleges the academy’s leadership concealed the results of an investigation that substantiated numerous assault claims. Norenberg describes the actions as “cruel” and is making her concerns public to push for accountability and reform.
Story Number 4
FIRST CASE OF RARE, SEXUALLY TRANSMITTED FORM OF RINGWORM REPORTED IN THE U.S.
The first U.S. case of a rare, sexually transmitted ringworm caused by the fungus Trichophyton mentagrophytes type VII has been reported. A New York City man in his 30s, who had sex with multiple men during travels, developed a red, itchy rash. The infection was resistant to initial treatments but ultimately healed after several months of antifungal medication. This case highlights the growing concern of antifungal resistance and the need for awareness among clinicians and the public.
Story Number 5
TONY EVANS SAYS HE IS ‘STEPPING AWAY’ FROM LEADING DALLAS MEGACHURCH DUE TO ‘SIN’ Tony Evans, the senior pastor of Oak Cliff Bible Fellowship in Dallas, announced he is stepping down due to personal sin. Evans, who has led the church for nearly 50 years, said he is entering a period of healing and restoration as established by the church elders. This decision follows a personal acknowledgment of sin and the need for accountability and spiritual renewal.
Story Number 6
ADAM SILVER TEASES THREE POTENTIAL NBA EXPANSION CITIES
NBA Commissioner Adam Silver has indicated that Seattle, Las Vegas, and Mexico City are the top candidates for potential NBA expansion. Seattle and Las Vegas have been frequently mentioned, while Mexico City is also a strong contender. The expansion would increase the number of NBA teams from 30 to 32, though no official timeline has been set for the decision.
Story Number 7
EX-MISS AMERICA CARA MUND IS RUNNING FOR OFFICE AS A PRO-CHOICE REPUBLICAN
Cara Mund, a former Miss America, is running for election to the U.S. House to represent North Dakota’s At-Large Congressional District. She is challenging incumbent Republican Rep. Kelly Armstrong. The primary election features intense competition and significant interest, as Armstrong also has substantial support for his gubernatorial campaign.
Story Number 8
Cold Stone Creamery is facing a legal battle after a New York woman discovered that its “pistachio” ice cream contained no real pistachios. The lawsuit argues that customers expect real pistachios in the flavor and accuses Cold Stone of misleading consumers. This case raises broader concerns about the use of artificial ingredients in products labeled with specific flavors.
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ONE DAY OLDER ON JUNE 11:
Peter Dinklage (55)
Joshua Jackson (46)
Shia LaBeouf (38)
WHAT HAPPENED TODAY:
1998: Amazon.com expanded its product line from books only to add compact discs.
2002: American Idol premiered on the Fox Network. The talent show was based on a similar British program.
2018: Net neutrality was officially repealed by The Federal Communications Commission.
WORD OF THE DAY: halcyon [ hal-see-uhn ]
happy; blissful; carefree
During the halcyon days of summer, we spent endless hours lounging by the lake, completely carefree and content.
DAILY AFFIRMATION: My Obstacles Are Moving Out Of My Way; My Path Is Carved Towards Greatness.
Fosters Resilience: This affirmation instills a strong sense of resilience, helping you to view challenges not as insurmountable barriers but as temporary obstacles that are already being overcome, thus reinforcing your ability to persist through difficulties.
PLUS, TODAY WE CELEBRATE: Corn on the Cob Day
National Corn on the Cob Day on June 11 is our reminder that summertime picnics are in full swing. The smell of fresh corn on the cob cooking makes our mouths water. We don’t care if you grill it, boil it, or bake it. The only thing we want to do today is eat as much corn on the cob we can.
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