A 41-year-old AEW star recently opened up about a major health condition he has been facing.
The past couple of years have been particularly challenging for Anthony Henry as he navigates this difficult journey.
https://www.sportskeeda.com/aew/news-i-can-live-life-like-normal-person-aew-star-shares-serious-health-update
Andrés Perea won’t be suiting up for New York City FC anytime soon. The club confirmed on Monday that the midfielder underwent surgery to address a lower right leg fracture at Montefiore Einstein Medical Center. Although no specific timetable was provided, head coach Pascal Jansen mentioned following their win over Charlotte FC that Perea was expected to be out “for a little bit.” Perea will begin his rehabilitation immediately.
“Everyone at the Club wishes Andrés all the best in his recovery,” the club said in a statement.
Perea sustained the injury in the 71st minute of Friday’s Game 3 match against Charlotte FC. NYCFC won that game to advance to the conference semifinals, where they will face the Philadelphia Union. The injury occurred when Perea went for an aerial ball against Charlotte’s Adilson Malanda. Upon landing, he awkwardly fell on his right leg, causing his right foot to bend back unnaturally, resulting in immediate pain on the pitch.
The club’s medical staff quickly came out to assess him, causing a roughly four-minute delay in the game before Perea was carted off the field.
“It was a very tense moment because we [lost] one of our own and it looked very bad,” Jansen told reporters after the match. He also described the loss of Perea as a “big” one for the team.
This season, Perea appeared in 24 MLS matches for NYCFC, tallying three goals and one assist. He also contributed another assist during the postseason match against Charlotte.
Looking ahead, New York City FC will face Philadelphia on November 23 in the conference semifinals following the international break.
Perea previously played for the Union but was loaned to NYCFC for the second half of the 2023 season before being traded to New York City in January 2024. This season marks the fourth time in five years that NYCFC has reached at least the conference semifinals in the MLS Cup playoffs.
https://nypost.com/2025/11/10/sports/nyfcs-andres-perea-undergoes-surgery-after-gruesome-leg-injury/
The Monday Night Football game between the Philadelphia Eagles and Green Bay Packers marked the second matchup affected by the ongoing Disney-YouTube TV carriage dispute. As a result, subscribers have now missed an increasing number of NFL and college football games, adding to their frustration.
Both Disney and Google’s YouTube TV are pulling out all the stops to sway public opinion amid the ongoing squabble. YouTube TV has taken steps to appease subscribers by offering credits as compensation for the games they’ve missed. On the other side, Disney and ESPN opted for a different approach: bringing Disney CEO Bob Iger onto ESPN2’s ManningCast, presumably to provide clarity or to put a positive spin on the situation.
The 74-year-old Iger, a lifelong Packers fan and franchise investor, appeared alongside Peyton and Eli Manning. Wearing a crisp Green Bay hoodie, Iger enthusiastically shared stories about his favorite NFL team while the Mannings asked him several easy, softball questions. The interview started off as light and casual, seemingly setting the stage for a segue to address the YouTube TV dispute.
However, that moment never came.
After a few segments, the Mannings wrapped up the conversation, thanked Iger for his time, and sent him on his way. No mention was made of the carriage dispute, leaving viewers baffled. To put it mildly—what was the point of that?
At this juncture, Disney and ESPN appear to be losing the public relations battle against Google and YouTube, a surprising outcome given Disney’s vast resources. Their prior attempts to push viewers back through ESPN talent have largely backfired, particularly with vocal critics like Pat McAfee. The company has also lost goodwill among many notable NFL fans and media figures.
Short of an unexpected capitulation to get their content back on YouTube TV quickly, there are few remaining opportunities for Disney to control the narrative effectively. This could have been one such opportunity.
Iger’s silence on the issue during the ManningCast interview raises more questions than it answers. For many viewers who tuned in specifically hoping to hear the CEO weigh in on the dispute, it was an annoying letdown — just a chance for Iger to gush about his beloved Packers instead.
As the carriage dispute drags on, subscribers and fans alike continue to hope for a resolution that brings their favorite football content back to their screens. Until then, the silence speaks volumes.
https://awfulannouncing.com/disney/ceo-bob-iger-manningcast-dispute-said-nothing-espn-youtube-tv.html
The Senate approved a government funding package to reopen the federal government Monday night, despite objections from Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer and a majority of Democrats. Lawmakers voted 60 to 40 in favor of the legislation, with eight Democrats joining Republicans to support the measure. Kentucky Sen. Rand Paul was the lone Republican to vote “no,” citing the measure’s insufficient spending cuts.
Democratic Sens. Catherine Cortez Masto of Nevada, John Fetterman of Pennsylvania, Tim Kaine of Virginia, Jeanne Shaheen and Maggie Hassan of New Hampshire, and Dick Durbin of Illinois voted “yes” on the legislation, bringing an end to the 41-day shutdown standoff. Independent Maine Sen. Angus King, who caucuses with Democrats, also supported the funding package.
The bipartisan shutdown package will fund the government through the end of January and advance a slate of appropriations bills that will fund the Departments of Veterans’ Affairs and Agriculture, the legislative branch, and military construction for the current fiscal year. In return, Senate Republicans have committed to holding a vote on extending enhanced Affordable Care Act (ACA) subsidies slated to expire at year’s end and to rehire federal workers laid off during the shutdown.
President Donald Trump told reporters in the Oval Office Monday that he will abide by the terms of the deal, calling it “very good.” The successful vote brings Congress one step closer to ending the record-breaking shutdown. However, the House of Representatives must approve the legislation before President Trump can sign the measure into law.
The final vote came after the same group of Democratic caucus members advanced the stopgap bill on Sunday night in a notable break with Schumer and House Democratic leadership. The defecting senators argued that the shutdown’s pain for Americans had become too great and that the minor concessions secured from Republicans were sufficient.
“Many of my friends are unhappy. They think we should have kept our government closed indefinitely,” Senate Minority Whip Dick Durbin, the second-ranking Democrat who supported the shutdown deal, said on the Senate floor Monday. “I cannot accept a strategy which wages political battle at the expense of my neighbor’s paycheck or the food for his children.”
“It’s become clear after six weeks of the shutdown that the strategy of shutting down the government and forcing the Republicans to talk about the ACA wasn’t working,” King said in a video posted to social media Sunday night. “The shutdown wasn’t achieving its goal, and it was at the same time hurting a lot of people.”
The group of seven Democrats and King voted to advance the funding package on Monday evening despite scathing criticism from their Democratic colleagues, left-wing activists, and the party’s base.
Fetterman told the Daily Caller News Foundation Monday that more than eight Democratic caucus members supported the Senate deal but were afraid to publicly back the legislation. “There were plenty more than just the eight that wanted to vote [yes], but they were afraid,” Fetterman said.
“What has worked in the past is not working now,” Michigan Sen. Elissa Slotkin, who voted against the government funding package, told reporters Monday regarding Schumer’s strategy during the shutdown. “We need to meet the moment, and we’re not doing that.”
Slotkin and a large chunk of congressional Democrats slammed the shutdown deal as insufficient for failing to secure an ACA subsidy extension. Though Senate Majority Leader John Thune has pledged to hold a vote on an extension bill of Democrats’ choosing in December, Republicans overwhelmingly oppose a clean extension.
Republican Texas Sen. John Cornyn told reporters Monday that a planned vote on a Democratic ACA bill has “no chance” of passing.
Though a number of senators briefly held up the shutdown package Monday, every member ultimately consented to fast-track the legislation to a vote on final passage.
“The American people have suffered for long enough. Let’s not pointlessly drag this bill out,” Senate Majority Leader John Thune said on the Senate floor Monday. “Let’s get it done, and get it over to the House, so that we can get this government open.”
House Speaker Mike Johnson urged lawmakers Monday to return to Washington to vote on the spending measures later this week. Due to Congress observing Veterans Day on Tuesday, the earliest the House could vote on the legislation is Wednesday.
“And as of Sunday, nearly half of all domestic flights and U.S. flights were either canceled or delayed. It’s a very serious situation,” Johnson told reporters. “So, I’m saying that by way of reminder, I’m stating the obvious to all my colleagues, Republicans and Democrats in the House. You need to begin right now returning to the Hill. We have to do this as quickly as possible.”
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https://dailycaller.com/2025/11/10/senate-approves-bipartisan-deal-to-end-41-day-shutdown/
A daring thief, disguised with a cane and neck brace, faked a limp while robbing a Louisiana bank last Friday—only to abandon the ruse and sprint away with an undisclosed amount of cash, according to police.
The brazen robbery occurred at a Fidelity Bank branch in Slidell, a quiet city just outside of New Orleans, shortly before closing time on November 7. Slidell police were taken aback as they reviewed the bank’s security footage, revealing a lanky man, fully covered and dramatically limping into the branch.
The suspect leaned on a cane that appeared too short for him and avoided bending one leg, as seen in the video. His peculiar ensemble included a gray jumpsuit, a large black-rimmed hat, sunglasses, a medical face mask, a clear fanny pack, and a conspicuous neck brace.
According to a news release from the Slidell Police Department, the alleged thief staggered up to the teller, handed over a note, and announced that “it was a robbery.” In response, the teller placed an undisclosed amount of cash on the counter, which the suspect swiftly swept into his fanny pack.
With the cash in hand, the man exited the bank, dropping his limp and casually walking out. Once outside, surveillance footage caught him sprinting down the street and into a nearby neighborhood, casting aside any pretense of injury.
Police attempted to locate the suspect with the help of a K-9 unit but believe he may have escaped the area by vehicle. The investigation remains ongoing, and authorities are seeking more information from the public.
The audacious nature of the suspect’s act caught the attention of many on social media, with viewers expressing disbelief over how easily he made off with the cash.
“Funny but not funny! This guy could definitely win an Academy Award!!!” one Facebook user commented on the department’s post.
“They need to start stashing some motion picture money close by for instances like this,” another suggested.
“Walks in with a handicapped tag, runs across the parking lot like he’s on a cross country team,” added a third commenter.
The Slidell Police Department urges anyone with information about the robbery to come forward.
https://nypost.com/2025/11/10/us-news/brazen-bank-robber-fakes-limp-to-carry-out-broad-daylight-heist-in-louisiana/
Jordan Love is ready to lead the Green Bay Packers during their Monday night showdown against the Philadelphia Eagles.
A father is back with his family after being detained during an immigration raid at a Cypress Park Home Depot. Federal agents allegedly drove off with his baby in the backseat.
The 32-year-old man, who is a U.S. citizen, was released after two days in custody. He was detained last Tuesday for allegedly throwing rocks at agents. According to him, agents then drove off in his car with his 1-year-old daughter still in the backseat.
“There’s a baby in the back! Yeah, bro, and the guy was doing absolutely nothing, bro,” a witness said while recording a cellphone video of the incident.
The video shows the child in the backseat, with two masked federal agents seated in the front of the vehicle. Fortunately, the baby was later released to her family. Her grandmother stated that the child had a bruised cheek but was otherwise okay.
In a related incident, cellphone video captured the moment Rafael Veraza and his family were pepper-sprayed by Border Patrol agents on a Saturday morning in the parking lot of a Sam’s Club.
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https://www.yahoo.com/news/articles/federal-agents-allegedly-drive-off-001306806.html
**Dogecoin Price Prediction: Trump’s Dividend Pledge Sparks Dogecoin Price Breakout Above $0.18**
Dogecoin (DOGE) recently experienced a significant price surge, breaking past the $0.18 resistance level. This rally followed comments from former President Donald Trump, who pledged to fund $2,000 dividends for Americans using proceeds from potential tariffs. The announcement sparked speculative interest throughout the crypto market, with meme cryptocurrencies like Dogecoin reaching new heights.
**Volume Surge and the “DOGE Dividend” Concept**
The rally took place on Monday, November 10, 2025. Trump’s statement encouraged a greater appetite for risk among investors, leading to a rotation of capital toward more speculative assets, including various meme coins.
According to CoinMarketCap, Dogecoin’s price rose by more than 5%, comfortably breaking through the $0.18 resistance level to reach a high of approximately $0.1826. This price breakout was accompanied by a massive spike in trading volume, which surged by an impressive 180%.
The strong volume increase indicates significant accumulation from both institutional and retail investors reacting swiftly to the news. This level of market activity suggests that the rally was not just a brief knee-jerk reaction but rather supported by substantial investor interest.
**Background: The “DOGE Dividend” Idea**
While Trump’s recent dividend proposal ties to general tariff proceeds, there is a notable background to this concept. Earlier in 2025, discussions had emerged around a “DOGE Dividend” idea. This proposal suggested that savings from government efficiency efforts could be distributed directly using Dogecoin.
Interestingly, this idea had even gained support from Elon Musk, further fueling interest in Dogecoin’s potential as a dividend vehicle. This prior association likely contributed to the market’s strong and swift response to Trump’s latest dividend pledge, as investors appeared optimistic about the potential implications for Dogecoin.
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https://bitcoinethereumnews.com/tech/dogecoin-price-prediction-trumps-dividend-pledge-sparks-dogecoin-price-breakout-above-0-18/
BUFFALO, N.Y. (AP) — Sabres forward Jiri Kulich is out indefinitely due to a blood clot, head coach Lindy Ruff announced following practice on Monday.
Ruff did not provide additional details but described the situation as “pretty serious.” He also indicated that the second-year player will miss a “significant time” period.
The coach mentioned that the team will have a clearer understanding of Kulich’s recovery timeline in the coming days.
https://www.wivb.com/sports/buffalo-sabres/sabres-forward-jiri-kulich-to-miss-significant-time-with-a-blood-clot/
Elizabeth Olsen and Molly Gordon are set to star together in a new A24 film, according to a recent report. The movie marks an exciting collaboration, with Gordon taking on multiple roles as co-writer, director, and producer.
The film’s script is co-written by Molly Gordon and Allie Levitan. This project will be Gordon’s second directorial feature, following her 2023 debut with *Theater Camp*, which she co-directed alongside Nick Lieberman.
The story centers around two women in their late twenties, Bobby (played by Molly Gordon) and Millie (played by Elizabeth Olsen). Once the most popular girls in their high school, the pair find themselves feeling like they have accomplished very little since graduation. When they realize they did not receive invitations to their 10-year high school reunion, they decide to crash the event.
Elizabeth Olsen is widely recognized for her role as Wanda Maximoff/Scarlet Witch in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Recently, she appeared in the 2024 sci-fi thriller *The Assessment* and is also set to star in A24’s upcoming film *Eternity*.
Molly Gordon is known for her performances in the 2019 comedy *Booksmart*, the 2020 film *Shiva Baby*, and her recurring role on FX’s *The Bear*.
Production for this new A24 movie is scheduled to begin in January in New Jersey. As of now, no release date or further casting details have been announced. Fans of both actresses can look forward to this promising collaboration in the near future.
https://www.comingsoon.net/movies/news/2060054-elizabeth-olsen-stars-in-new-a24-movie-with-molly-gordon
