“I get a call or a text from him”: How Donald Trump reaches out to world no. 1 Scottie Scheffler after tournament victories

World No. 1 golfer Scottie Scheffler revealed that former President Donald Trump frequently calls him after tournament wins, offering encouragement. Scheffler noted Trump’s ability to inspire confidence and treat everyone with respect. This support is particularly significant as Scheffler leads Team USA into the Ryder Cup, where Trump’s presence is anticipated to further motivate the…

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Patrick and Brittany Mahomes just pulled off a sports move no other NFL power couple has — that even fans didn’t see coming

Kansas City Current, co-owned by Brittany and Patrick Mahomes, is making waves in women’s soccer. The NWSL team will represent the league in the inaugural World Sevens Football Tournament, a significant international debut. This move, coupled with their recent NWSL Shield win, highlights Kansas City’s growing influence and the Mahomes’ commitment to building a sports…

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ISPL Season 2: Pacers steal the spotlight – meet the top five bowlers

The Indian Street Premier League (ISPL) Season 2 highlighted exceptional bowling performances. Abhishek Kumar Dalhor’s consistency led Majhi Mumbai to victory, earning him the Best Bowler award. Ankur Singh’s all-round skills and Parveen Kumar’s resilience also stood out. Suvronil Roy and Irfan Patel impressed with their fiery spells, solidifying ISPL’s role as a launchpad for…

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Aaron Rodgers hilariously responds to Steelers player who tackled him mid-celebration: “You can’t be tackling me…”

Steelers’ Broderick Jones accidentally tackled Aaron Rodgers during a touchdown celebration, leading to a humorous exchange. Rodgers, unfazed, playfully warned his teammate about future collisions. Jones, embracing the moment, vowed to bring similar energy. This incident highlights the developing camaraderie within the team, even as Rodgers proves his enduring skill on the field.

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Nokia phone maker HMD exits US, says “…. has forced difficult decisions”

HMD Global, the maker of Nokia-branded smartphones, is exiting the US market due to a challenging economic environment and tariff pressures. This move effectively ends Nokia’s attempts to revive the brand in America, impacting both Nokia-licensed and HMD-branded devices. The company will honor warranties and provide support, but the future of US employees remains uncertain.

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