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Comedian Tim Dillon slams Sydney Sweeney critics upset with steamy ad: 'How insane is that? '

Comedian Tim Dillon defended Sydney Sweeney's nearly nude sports-prediction-market ad and dismissed female athletes' complaints that it hypersexualizes women. The article amplifies Dillon and OutKick host Craig Carton calling critics irrational, including Carton's framing of the left as 'crazy' and the non-crazy side as supportive of Sweeney.

Right 3.6

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Pass the Protect College Sports Act

The article argues Congress should pass the bipartisan Protect College Sports Act to preserve the NCAA’s educational-commercial model. It says lawsuits threaten college sports and that the bill would set uniform NIL rules, restrict transfers and pay-for-play, and grant antitrust immunity while adding athlete protections. It is an opinion piece advocating the legislation.

Right 2.7

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Ex-Roanoke swimmer speaks out against Virginia Governor Abigail Spanberger for axing women's sports protection

Former Roanoke College swimmer Lily Mullens criticized Virginia Gov. Abigail Spanberger after the State Board of Health withdrew a proposed regulation that would have restricted participation in female sports and private spaces to biological females. The article centers on Mullens and Olympian Réka György condemning the Democratic governor and praising former Gov. Youngkin's effort.

Right 4.7

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Chris Murphy’s toxic race-baiting has no place in college sports

The article criticizes Sen. Chris Murphy for framing opposition to college sports legislation as racially motivated, calling his claim partisan and factually unsupported. It defends the Protect College Sports Act and cites white transfer athletes and Black coaches to rebut Murphy's racial characterization.

Right 5.0

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Billionaire Betfred bookmaker will stop bankrolling Andy Burnham's beloved rugby league and may end racing sponsorship if Budget targets betting shops

Betfred owner Fred Done warned he will end the bookmaker's rugby league sponsorship, and may withdraw horseracing backing, if the Budget raises taxes on betting shops and machine gaming. The article ties the threat to Prime Minister Andy Burnham's support for rugby league and prior Labour gambling-tax increases.

Right 3.5