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New subscriber benefit! Copied to clipboard Out of gifts for the month Unfortunately you've used all of your gifts this month. Your counter will reset on the first day of next month. Share this article paywall-free Prefer us on Google BRUSSELS — The United States urged the European Union on Friday to ease its laws putting responsibility on large firms for the environmental and social impact of their global supply chains, arguing the bloc had pledged such measures would not hamper EU-U.S. trade. kAm&]$] p>32DD25@C E@ E96 t& p?5C6H !FK56C D2:5 :? 2 A@DE @? ) E92E E96 af\?2E:@? 3=@4 D9@F=5 9@?@C 4@>>:E>6?ED >256 5FC:?8 EC256 E2=A :? %FC?36CCJ[ $4@E=2?5[ :? yF=J a_ad E@ 255C6DD D@\42==65 ?@?\E2C:77 32CC:6CD]k^Am kAmQ}@H :EVD E:>6 7@C E96 t& E@ 56=:G6C] &?56C E96 uC2>6H@C6?E[ E96 t& 4@>>:EE65 VE@ 6?DFC6V E92E :ED r@CA@C2E6 $FDE2:?23:=:EJ sF6 s:=:86?46 s:C64E:G6 2?5 r@CA@C2E6 $FDE2:?23:=:EJ #6A@CE:?8 s:C64E:G6 V5@ ?@E A@D6 F?5F6 C6DEC:4E:@?D @? EC2?D2E=2?E:4 EC256V[Q !FK56C HC@E6]k^Am People are also reading… WGRZ-TV anchor Maryalice Demler to return Monday Obstructed views at the new Highmark Stadium? Architect says steeper design dictated them Hochul won't visit Niagara County radioactive homes, says it would 'politicize' the issue Bills observations: Allen rebounds with TD to Shakir; McGovern, Johnson exit early Romo's arrest forces changes to NFL coverage of Bills on CBS | Alan Pergament Sad reality of failed WKBW-TV makeover includes recorded newscasts | Alan Pergament Paul Snyder Jr., business titan who started and sold the Buffalo Braves, dead at 94 Most Catholic sex abuse lawsuits aren't going to trial. One involving Immaculata Academy might Finding where to stand and watch the Bills at new Highmark Stadium | Lance Lysowski Vatican nixes merger of Cheektowaga parishes and Niagara County church closure The big weekend debut: What Bills fans loved – and didn’t – at the new Highmark Stadium She heard a flapping noise in her hotel room. Now she and her kids need rabies shots. 6 Best Sites to Buy Real Twitter (X) Followers in 2026 — Prices, Retention, What to Skip What could the Sabres opening-night lineup look like? Here’s a way-too-early projection Amherst man pardoned after Jan. 6 riot faces felony gun charges kAmQtIEC2E6CC:E@C:2= AC@G:D:@?D 92C> p>6C:42? 3FD:?6DD6D 2?5 H@CA2?:6D @A6C2E:?8 :? E96 t&[ :?4=F5:?8 &]$] 7:C>D[ E@ 5:D4=@D6 E96:C 6?G:C@?>6?E2= 2?5 D@4:2= :>A24ED[ :?4=F5:?8 H@C>:DD:@? DA@<6DA6CD@? D2:5 E96 t& 2?5 &]$] H6C6 4@?E:?F:?8 E@ H@CA92D:K65 :ED H:==:?8?6DD E@ 4@@A6C2E6 H:E9 E96 &]$] E@ :?4C62D6 EC256 H96C6 A@DD:3=6[ E96 DA@<6DA6CD@? D2:5]k^Am

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Title: Ex-leader's son says U.S. visa was revoked

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New subscriber benefit! Copied to clipboard Out of gifts for the month Unfortunately you've used all of your gifts this month. Your counter will reset on the first day of next month. Share this article paywall-free Prefer us on Google MEXICO CITY — Andres Manuel Lopez Beltran, a son of former Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador, said the United States has revoked his visa, accusing Secretary of State Marco Rubio and Deputy Secretary Christopher Landau of ordering what he called a politically motivated decision. kAm{@A6K q6=EC2?[ bh[ >256 E96 4=2:> :? 2 =6EE6C E@ !C6D:56?E %CF>A E92E H2D C6=62D65 =2E6 %9FCD52J] w6 D2:5 &]$] 2FE9@C:E:6D 925 AC@G:565 ?@ 6G:56?46 =:? E@ 2?J 4C:>6 @C HC@?85@:?8]k^Am kAmx? 9:D =6EE6C[ 96 42==65 E96 G:D2 C6G@42E:@? Q2 4CF56 2?5 A6CG6CD6 24EQ 3J &]$] @77:4:2=D 2?5 92C5=:?6CD H9@> 96 D2:5 E2C86E 7@C6:8? A@=:E:4:2?D 3J =236=:?8 E96> Q4@>>F?:DED[Q QE9C62ED E@ &]$] D64FC:EJ[Q @C Q?2C4@\E6CC@C:DED]Qk^Am People are also reading… WGRZ-TV anchor Maryalice Demler to return Monday Obstructed views at the new Highmark Stadium? Architect says steeper design dictated them Romo's arrest forces changes to NFL coverage of Bills on CBS | Alan Pergament Hochul won't visit Niagara County radioactive homes, says it would 'politicize' the issue Bills observations: Allen rebounds with TD to Shakir; McGovern, Johnson exit early Sad reality of failed WKBW-TV makeover includes recorded newscasts | Alan Pergament Paul Snyder Jr., business titan who started and sold the Buffalo Braves, dead at 94 Most Catholic sex abuse lawsuits aren't going to trial. One involving Immaculata Academy might Finding where to stand and watch the Bills at new Highmark Stadium | Lance Lysowski Vatican nixes merger of Cheektowaga parishes and Niagara County church closure The big weekend debut: What Bills fans loved – and didn’t – at the new Highmark Stadium She heard a flapping noise in her hotel room. Now she and her kids need rabies shots. 6 Best Sites to Buy Real Twitter (X) Followers in 2026 — Prices, Retention, What to Skip What could the Sabres opening-night lineup look like? Here’s a way-too-early projection Amherst man pardoned after Jan. 6 riot faces felony gun charges kAm%96 &]$] 6>32DDJ :? |6I:4@ 5:5 ?@E :>>65:2E6=J C6DA@?5 E@ 2 C6BF6DE 7@C 4@>>6?E]k^Am kAm|6I:42? !C6D:56?E r=2F5:2 $96:?32F> D2:5 @? uC:52J E92E &]$] G:D2 C6G@42E:@?D 2:>65 2E H92E (2D9:?8E@? 42==D QA@=:E:42==J 6IA@D65 A6CD@?DQ H6C6 Q6DD6?E:2==J A@=:E:42=Q 3642FD6 E96J H6C6 ?@E 2AA=:65 6BF2==J 24C@DD 4@F?EC:6D]k^Am kAm#6FE6CDk^Am Be the first to know Get local news delivered to your inbox!

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Title: The Russini-Vrabel scandal just got a new twist; this podcaster is reigniting the case

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Tony Farmer isn't backing down, and this time he's naming names. The podcaster who's spent months chasing the Dianna Russini-Mike Vrabel saga just fired off his angriest broadside yet, accusing the Associated Press of stonewalling, gaslighting, and burying a legitimate conflict-of-interest question while the woman who first spoke up about it lost her job. His message was three words short and one word loud: buckle up, NFL."We were gaslighted": NFL podcaster rips AP silence on Russini-Vrabel voting scandalFarmer's tweet reads less like a media critique and more like a declaration. He says voters and fans who flagged the closeness between COTY voter Russini and 2025 Coach of the Year winner Vrabel were mocked and dismissed outright.Then, he claims, the goalposts moved: what was "laughable" became something the AP won't even discuss. Farmer's fury isn't really about awards-show optics anymore. It's about who got protected and who got punished. He points directly at Crissy Froyd, the former USA Today NFL reporter who lost her contractor gig after speaking out on the alleged culture around this exact story. To Farmer, that's the whole scandal in miniature: the person who said something true got fired, while the institution that should be answering questions is instead asking everyone to move on.That's the part that should sting the AP most. Farmer isn't asking them to overturn an award. He's asking why an organization that released a voter's ballot in the past is suddenly refusing to do the same now, right when the voter in question has a documented personal connection to the winner. Silence, in this case, reads like confirmation.Why Russini-Vrabel drama isn't going awayThe photo attached to Farmer's post is Vrabel and Russini’s, caught mid-conversation outdoors, hands nearly touching over a railing, the kind of image that keeps a story alive regardless of what anyone says on the record.It's not new evidence. It doesn't need to be. It's a reminder, timed perfectly to reignite a controversy the AP clearly hoped had run its course.Farmer's framing is deliberately combative: gaslighted, ignored, threatened, doxxed. That's not the language of someone looking for closure. It's the language of someone building a case. And with Froyd's firing still fresh and the AP's ballot secrecy still unexplained, Farmer has just enough unresolved facts to keep this story moving whether the AP wants it to or not.Get the latest Sports News and Live updates. Download the TOI app.

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Title: ProphetX promo code NYPBONUS: Trade $10, get $20 for Diamondbacks vs. Braves

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On a recent podcast episode, he said he went through three or four notebooks in a matter of months.\n\nJosh Simmons\n\nJosh Simmons spent plenty of time keeping people on edge growing up — whether that was opposing defensive linemen or his family members. One Thanksgiving, he convinced his grandmother she’d accidentally cut off his finger while helping him open something in the kitchen, only to reveal it was an elaborate prank. On another occasion, he balanced a bucket of water above a doorway so it would pour on his unsuspecting mom when she walked through.\n\nKingsley Suamataia\n\nA ton of third-graders dream about playing professional sports. Kingsley Suamataia predicted it. When he told classmates he’d one day make the NFL, they laughed. He vividly remembers being in Ms. Belnap’s class at Fox Hollow Elementary in Lehi, Utah, when his peers doubted him. Years later, the former BYU standout got the last laugh when he heard his name called in the NFL Draft.\n\nCreed Humphrey\n\nCreed Humphrey takes great pride in his Native American heritage. The Chiefs center is a citizen and tribal member of the Potawatomi Nation, and his roots remain an important part of who he is. Humphrey has often embraced opportunities to celebrate that heritage throughout his football career.\n\nTrey Smith and his sister Ashley make up one of the NFL’s most unique sibling pairings.\n\nWhile Trey dominates in the trenches for the Chiefs, Ashley works for the NFL as a manager in the league’s player engagement department, helping players navigate financial, physical and mental wellness. Together, they’re believed to be the NFL’s only active brother-sister duo with one sibling on the field and the other working for the league.\n\nJaylon Moore\n\nProtecting people and giving back have always been important to Jaylon Moore. The Chiefs offensive lineman founded the Moore Hope Foundation, a nonprofit dedicated to serving young people in his hometown of Detroit. Through the foundation, Moore hopes to provide opportunities and resources that help the next generation succeed on and off the field.\n\nFootball wasn’t always part of Esa Pole’s plan. He was actually focused on basketball throughout high school. He didn’t make the switch until his first season of junior college in 2021, making him one of the least experienced football players in last year’s rookie class. Before that, Pole spent his nights doing construction work alongside his father after also working at Shoe Palace, making his journey to the NFL anything but conventional.\n\nKahlil Benson\n\nKahlil Benson’s leadership extended beyond the football field during his time in college. In the spring of 2022, he joined Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc., where he served as both the chapter’s keeper of records and seals and its chaplain, balancing leadership and service alongside his football schedule. Other current or former NFL players that are members of the fraternity include Jalen Hurts, Ray Lewis and Steve McNair.\n\nHunter Nourzad\n\nHunter Nourzad has always enjoyed building things. The Chiefs center has been obsessed with Legos since he was 8 years old and has completed sets with more than 10,000 pieces. The hobby fits someone who also majored in mechanical engineering at Cornell, where he was reportedly as highly regarded in the classroom as he was on the football field. Naturally, Nourzad even attended the grand opening of a LEGO Store.\n\nMike Caliendo\n\nBefore focusing solely on football, Mike Caliendo excelled in another sport that required plenty of power. The Chiefs offensive lineman competed in shot put at Brookfield East High School in Wisconsin and helped the Spartans win the 2016 WIAA Division I state championship. His personal-best throw of 56 feet, 9 inches earned him a second-place finish at sectionals, proving he was moving heavy objects long before he started blocking defensive linemen.\n\nGeorge Karlaftis\n\nBefore George Karlaftis made his name as an All-America defensive end at Purdue and the Chiefs’ 2022 first-round draft pick, he was dominating other sports as a teen. Before Karlaftis stepped foot on a football field, he was a standout in the pool, defending the net as a water polo goalkeeper for the U16 national team of his native Greece.\n\nWhen he moved to the United States, Karlaftis shifted his dominance to the track, where he won consecutive state titles in the shot put event.\n\nChris Jones\n\nIf the Chiefs superstar defensive tackle wasn’t terrorizing quarterbacks, he would be defending people in the courtroom. Jones said on Travis and Jason Kelce’s podcast, New Heights, that if he weren’t an NFL player, he would be a lawyer or work in finance because of his fandom for the movie “The Wolf of Wall Street” and the popular TV show “Suits.” Jones also said he would be interested in a career in a broadcast booth after his playing days are done.\n\nKhyiris Tonga\n\nThe six-year NFL pro has diverse musical tastes; his favorite artists are Bob Marley and the rapper J. Cole. While he’s not the karaoke type, Tonga is known to sing in the shower, with the 2000s R&B singer Fantasia being one of his favorites to belt out.\n\nAshton Gillotte\n\nOne of Gillotte’s standout qualities is his strength, a trait he began to develop as early as age 11, when he would do CrossFit workouts with his mother, Veronica; she started his training without weights to perfect his form. By age 13, Gillote was using weights and fell in love with the routines, sometimes leaving football practices and weight room sessions to go to the CrossFit gym.H\n\nHe eventually rose to No. 21 in the Southeast region in CrossFit.\n\nPeter Woods\n\nThe second of the Chiefs’ 2026 first-round selections made waves during his pre-draft media appearances with his ability to sing. Woods grew up singing in the church where his dad was a pastor and went viral for singing the gospel song “Amazing Grace” during an appearance on the “Up and Adams” show with Kay Adams.\n\nOmarr Norman-Lott\n\nThe Chiefs’ second-year defensive end is a known animal lover. In college, the defensive end had a pet snake named JuJu, a calico ball python. Norman-Lott would regularly bring JuJu to the Tennessee practice facility until Volunteers head coach Josh Heupel approached him one day and revoked the snake’s access to the facility.\n\nR Mason Thomas\n\nBefore the Chiefs’ second-round pick was making plays on the field, he was patrolling the sand and seas as a lifeguard. The Pompano Beach native used to spend his summers working as a lifeguard and said after his playing days are done he would consider slimming down and returning to lifeguard duties.\n\nFelix Anudike-Uzomah\n\nThe Lee Summit’s and K-State graduate found his way into Chiefs fans’ hearts for his enthusiastic reaction to getting drafted by his hometown team and walking through the cheering crowd at the draft held in Kansas City. But before he became a star at K-State, Anudike-Uzomah was considering a career in telling others about football rather than playing it himself.\n\nAnudike-Uzomah considered attending the University of Missouri for its highly touted journalism program after falling in love with sports broadcasting in high school and was considering the career path before K-State offered him a scholarship.\n\nTyreke Smith\n\nChiefs defensive end Tyreke Smith enjoys throwing quarterbacks to the ground for sacks and throwing down in the kitchen. During his four-year career, he’s been adamant about his love for cooking for his family and friends. He cites lobster mac as his favorite dish to make.\n\nNick Bolton\n\nThe star linebacker has been known for his competitiveness and focus from a young age. As a kid, Bolton would watch NFL plays with his father, then attempt to recreate the highlights in his living room. In school, Bolton reportedly would comb through reading material to reach the top of his school’s “reading points” system.\n\nAs he grew older, he would keep a journal or a whiteboard at his bedside, where he would jot down the names of coaches who would visit his high school to watch him play, then research the coaching staff and the school to assess his potential place on their team’s depth chart.\n\nDrue Tranquill\n\nTranquill has made his name in the NFL for his intelligence and ability to adapt on the fly\n\nThose attributes may be linked to his love for chess, which he discovered during his college days at Notre Dame. His love for the game led him to participate in Chess.com’s blitz Champs II, a 2023 tournament featuring eight former and current NFL players, where he emerged as the champion, winning $25,000 for charity.\n\nThe former Oregon Duck wears the number 31 for personal reasons. The first is a way to represent his family, with the three representing his three sisters and the one representing him as the only boy. The number is also a tribute to his former Oregon teammate Khyree Jackson, who was drafted by the Minnesota Vikings but tragically passed away in 2024.\n\nJack Cochrane\n\nBefore the world of NIL, some college athletes worked odd summer jobs just like regular people. During Cochrane’s time at the University of South Dakota, he worked as a pizza delivery driver and bartender for a local golf course. During the summer after his freshman season, Cochrane and several of his teammates worked for the city’s street department, leaving their 5:30 a.m. summer workouts to paint street lines and repair road cracks in the summer heat.\n\nCooper McDonald\n\nMcDonald’s journey to D-I football and eventually the NFL is following in the footsteps of his football family. His father, Mike McDonald, was a defensive tackle at Arkansas State, and his two older brothers played linebacker, including his brother Caden McDonald, who was a three-time first-team All-Mountain West selection at San Diego State.\n\nMansoor Delane\n\nThe No. 6 pick in the 2026 NFL draft credits the sport of wrestling with helping him develop the mental toughness that made him one of the best corners in college football during his time at LSU. Delane split time between the football field and the wrestling mat at Archbishop Spalding High School and credits the individual sport with helping him develop the physical and mental traits that translate to the one-on-one battle between defensive backs and wide receivers.\n\nNohl Williams\n\nDuring Williams’ time at the University of California, Berkeley, he worked with Berkeley’s “Incarceration to College Program,” serving as a role model for at-risk youth in local detention centers. Williams’ humanitarian activities were inspired by his family; both of his parents spent time teaching in juvenile detention centers, and the cornerback wrote his college thesis on therapy in juvenile detention centers.\n\nChris Roland-Wallace\n\nOne of Roland-Wallace’s defining traits, which took him from California high school football to the NFL, is his determination. His mother, Trina Roland, recounted a time when a then-9-year-old Roland-Wallace braved 100-degree temperatures to walk 5 miles to practice, carrying his equipment in his bookbag because his mother didn’t own a car.\n\nL’Jarius Sneed\n\nThe two-time Super Bowl champion is best known for being laid-back and letting his game do the talking. But occasionally, the corner will showcase his talent for singing, opting for country or R&B when he gets the chance.\n\nKristian Fulton\n\nDuring Fulton’s second year in the NFL with the Tennessee Titans, he and his older brother opened an urban-wear clothing store in Nashville called The Trenches, which showcases local clothing and shoe brands, as well as art.\n\nJadon Canady\n\nThe Chiefs’ 2026 fourth-round pick is the youngest of seven children, with a couple of his brothers becoming premier athletes in their own rights. Jadon’s football career is following in the footsteps of his older brother Bryce, who played defensive back at Florida International and earned an invitation to Jacksonville Jaguars mini-camp in 2018. Jadon’s other brother Braxton Canady also attended the University of Oregon and was a three-time All-America hurdler.\n\nKader Kohou\n\nThe former Dolphins cornerback’s path to football has been characterized by taking chances. His father, Guy Kohou, reportedly entered and won a visa lottery, earning Kader’s family visas to the United States of America. Over a decade later, he took another chance when his dream of playing college football seemed to be fading. With no scholarship offers in sight, Kohou messaged the head coach of then-D-II school Texas A&M University-Commerce, seeking a chance to play. A small scholarship opened up as a result, and Kohou used the opportunity to work his way to the NFL.\n\nChamarri Conner\n\nThe three-year defensive back is known for his versatility in the secondary and for being a man of few words. Former coaches and teammates of Conner’s have raved about Conner’s ability to perform and lead despite his reserved demeanor, including a former high school teammate who said that when he first met Conner, the corner said less than 10 words to him in their first interaction.\n\nAlohi Gilman\n\nAlohi Gilman grew up chasing chickens. Really.\n\nHe grew up without TV or electronics in his Laie, Hawaii, home, so he would chase stray chickens as a fun way to pass the time, an exercise he attributes to the athletic ability that made him an NFL pro.\n\nJaden Hicks\n\nMost NFL players jump into football at a young age, and Hicks jumped into the sport as fast as he could. As a 6-year-old, Hicks had no interest in playing flag football, so his father allowed him to play tackle football against 10-year-olds. The younger Hicks would score touchdowns past kids close to twice his age.\n\nHarrison Butker\n\nThe Chiefs’ eight-year kicker got his start in football because of his ability to play the tuba.\n\nDuring his freshman year of high school, Butker’s tuba-playing partner, the varsity kicker, approached Butker, originally a soccer player, during symphonic band class about taking on the kicking duties for the football team the next year. Butker agreed and joined the team the following year, became an all-state kicker the next two seasons.\n\nMatt Araiza\n\nLike other NFL punters, Araiza has ties to the worldwide version of football (soccer) as much as the American version. Araiza’s family has Mexican heritage, and the Chiefs punter initially dreamed of representing the Mexico Men’s National Team on the soccer field before switching to American football. His favorite Mexican soccer player growing up was longtime goalkeeper Memo Ochoa.\n\nJames Winchester\n\nThe Chiefs’ longtime long snapper enjoys hitting a precise shot on a hunt as much as executing a snap on a punt or PAT. The Oklahoma native hunts everything from turkey and duck to deer during the offseason and has even passed on the tradition and practices to his 7-year-old son.","url":"https://www.kansascity.com/sports/nfl/kansas-city-chiefs/article316739912.html","image":"https://www.kansascity.com/public/latest-news/7am8qt/picture316737128/alternates/LANDSCAPE_1200/KCM_ChiefsCamp_080126_032.JPG","video":null,"publish_date":"2026-08-05 10:30:00","author":"Christian Marshall,Latif Love","authors":["Christian Marshall","Latif Love"],"language":"en","source_country":"us","sentiment":0.567,"sourceName":"Kansascity"},{"id":460438926,"title":"HLs: Fire cruise to wire-to-wire win over Storm","text":"Skip navigation\n\nSearch Query\n\nSubmit Search\n\nPremier League\n\nCollege Football \n\nMen’s College Basketball\n\nPlayer News\n\nNFL Player News\n\nNBA Player News\n\nMLB Player News\n\nPro Football Talk\n\nNFL Player News\n\nFantasy Football\n\nSunday Night Football\n\nChris Simms Unbuttoned\n\nNFL 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But he can afford it\n\nWhale surfaces, capsizes fishing boat off New Hampshire coast\n\nViral phenomenon in Argentina has young people identifying themselves as animals\n\nFatou, the world's oldest gorilla living in captivity, celebrates her 69th birthday at Berlin Zoo\n\nBetter health\n\nWorking well\n\nFor the climate\n\nEating well\n\nBetter health\n\nWorking well\n\nFor the climate\n\nEating well\n\nTOP STORIES\n\nBedbugs can cause people to lose sleep — and blood. Here's what to do about them\n\nChallenging your brain helps keep it healthy. 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I just focused on the way I'd normally strike a football, and as I say they kept going over, and to end up winning it is surreal to be honest,\" said Bonner.\n\nBonner will now compete against all the other winners in a fortnights time at the Aviva.\n\nIf he wins the Grand Final, then he'll be off to the US.\n\n\"The winner of the competition in Ireland last year, is playing in this year's Aer Lingus College Classic, so if I do win it outright, then I'll be going to America to participate in a competition held at The Ryan Field in Chicago. It's going to be a great experience at the Aviva Stadium, and I'm just going to go and enjoy it,\" said Bonner.","summary":"","url":"https://www.donegaldaily.com/news/gaa-star-wins-nfl-kicking-competition-and-will-feature-at-aviva-stadium-645668","image":"https://img.resized.co/donegaldaily/eyJkYXRhIjoie1widXJsXCI6XCJodHRwczpcXFwvXFxcL3N0b3JhZ2UuZG9uZWdhbGRhaWx5LmNvbVxcXC9wcm9kXFxcL3VwbG9hZHNcXFwvMjAyNlxcXC8wOFxcXC9zY3JlZW5zaG90XzE1LTgtMjAyNl8xOTU4NTRfd3d3Lmluc3RhZ3JhbS5jb21fLmpwZWdcIixcIndpZHRoXCI6MTIwMCxcImhlaWdodFwiOjkwMCxcImRlZmF1bHRcIjpcImh0dHBzOlxcXC9cXFwvc3RvcmFnZS5kb25lZ2FsZGFpbHkuY29tXFxcL3Byb2RcXFwvdXBsb2Fkc1xcXC8yMDI2XFxcLzAzXFxcL25vLWltYWdlLnBuZ1wiLFwib3B0aW9uc1wiOltdfSIsImhhc2giOiI2ODRkOTMyNjkzNTRhMTYxZjAyNmFmNWNlOGVkZDZlZmEwNmJiZjEzIn0=/screenshot-15-8-2026-195854-www-instagram-com.jpeg","video":null,"publish_date":"2026-08-15 19:35:22","author":"Donegal Daily,Mark Forker","authors":["Donegal Daily","Mark Forker"],"language":"en","source_country":"ie","sentiment":0.113,"sourceName":"Donegaldaily"},{"id":460431296,"title":"U.S. pushing EU on non-tariff trade barriers","text":"New subscriber benefit!\n\n Copied to clipboard\n\n Out of gifts for the month\n\n Unfortunately you've used all of your gifts this month. 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The podcaster who's spent months chasing the Dianna Russini-Mike Vrabel saga just fired off his angriest broadside yet, accusing the Associated Press of stonewalling, gaslighting, and burying a legitimate conflict-of-interest question while the woman who first spoke up about it lost her job. His message was three words short and one word loud: buckle up, NFL.\"We were gaslighted\": NFL podcaster rips AP silence on Russini-Vrabel voting scandalFarmer's tweet reads less like a media critique and more like a declaration. He says voters and fans who flagged the closeness between COTY voter Russini and 2025 Coach of the Year winner Vrabel were mocked and dismissed outright.Then, he claims, the goalposts moved: what was \"laughable\" became something the AP won't even discuss. Farmer's fury isn't really about awards-show optics anymore. It's about who got protected and who got punished. He points directly at Crissy Froyd, the former USA Today NFL reporter who lost her contractor gig after speaking out on the alleged culture around this exact story. To Farmer, that's the whole scandal in miniature: the person who said something true got fired, while the institution that should be answering questions is instead asking everyone to move on.That's the part that should sting the AP most. Farmer isn't asking them to overturn an award. He's asking why an organization that released a voter's ballot in the past is suddenly refusing to do the same now, right when the voter in question has a documented personal connection to the winner. Silence, in this case, reads like confirmation.Why Russini-Vrabel drama isn't going awayThe photo attached to Farmer's post is Vrabel and Russini’s, caught mid-conversation outdoors, hands nearly touching over a railing, the kind of image that keeps a story alive regardless of what anyone says on the record.It's not new evidence. It doesn't need to be. It's a reminder, timed perfectly to reignite a controversy the AP clearly hoped had run its course.Farmer's framing is deliberately combative: gaslighted, ignored, threatened, doxxed. That's not the language of someone looking for closure. It's the language of someone building a case. And with Froyd's firing still fresh and the AP's ballot secrecy still unexplained, Farmer has just enough unresolved facts to keep this story moving whether the AP wants it to or not.Get the latest Sports News and Live updates. 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