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New York Giants quarterback Jaxson Dart’s alleged past likes on United States President Donald Trump’s social media posts have surfaced online These posts discuss issues like mass deportation, critical race theory, and gender ideology. Football fans have reacted to the alleged likes. Many are defending Dart’s right to his opinions. Some believe most NFL players and fans share similar conservative views.

Dana White is being criticized online after his old comments calling soccer “the least talented sport” resurfaced before the FIFA World Cup in the United States. Fans strongly reacted to the UFC president’s remarks from a 2018 Calgary Sun interview. The backlash has gained more attention because of White’s long friendship with President Donald Trump ahead of the global tournament.

Jaxson Dart is back in the spotlight after an unexpected online controversy sparked strong reactions from fans. While the New York Giants rookie quarterback deals with fresh backlash, Marissa Ayers is making headlines following her eye-catching appearance at Miami Swim Week. Here's what triggered the latest debate surrounding Dart, how fans reacted, and why the couple has become a major talking point across social media.

Former NFL star Asante Samuel sparked controversy after claiming he believes the 2024 U.S. presidential election was rigged. The comment drew strong reactions across social media, with supporters and critics debating his stance. Samuel has been a vocal critic of Donald Trump and the MAGA movement for years. He also recently mocked Trump’s appearance alongside New York Giants quarterback Jaxson Dart, further fueling online discussion.

World No.1 snooker player Judd Trump says his Instagram account was hacked after an explicit video briefly appeared on his Story and spread online. The incident adds to an already turbulent year marked by personal changes, relocation uncertainty and competitive setbacks. Despite recent off-table distractions, Trump remains snooker's top-ranked player and one of the sport's most influential figures.

Baltimore Ravens star Marlon Humphrey jumped into the growing conversation surrounding Donald Trump, Jaxson Dart and Abdul Carter after a viral rally clip took over NFL social media. Humphrey reacted to the online backlash after Dart introduced Trump at a New York event, while Carter later addressed rumors about tension inside the Giants locker room. The discussion quickly gained traction across the league, with fans and players weighing in throughout Memorial Day weekend. Here’s how Humphrey’s comments added another layer to the viral NFL story involving the Giants rookies and President Donald Trump.

Adin Ross said he will not attend UFC Freedom 250 at the White House after hearing rumors that Benjamin Netanyahu could be there. Ross shared the decision during a Kick livestream and said he prefers watching from home with his father. Meanwhile, UFC and White House staff are preparing the historic June 16 event, with Dana White and Donald Trump promising a massive crowd and celebration.

Donald Trump said he is likely to attend one of the NBA Finals games after the New York Knicks reached the championship series. Trump praised Knicks owner James Dolan and the team’s playoff run during a cabinet meeting on Wednesday. If he attends, Trump would become the first sitting US president ever to appear at an NBA Finals game.

Jaxson Dart found himself in the spotlight after appearing at Donald Trump’s New York rally last weekend. The Giants' rookie quarterback sparked a huge online discussion after CNN commentator Jemele Hill questioned the decision and asked what Dart actually gained from the appearance. The story grew even bigger when teammate Abdul Carter reacted on social media before later clearing the air with Dart. With the Giants entering the 2026 NFL season under pressure and expectations rising around the young roster, the quarterback’s public appearance quickly became one of the most talked-about NFL topics of the week.

President Donald Trump honored late NHL legend Claude Lemieux with a heartfelt tribute, calling him a family friend and loyal supporter. Lemieux, a four-time Stanley Cup champion, died at age 60. Tributes from Brendan Lemieux, NHL Commissioner Gary Bettman, and Montreal Canadiens owner Geoff Molson highlighted the lasting impact he had on hockey and those closest to him.

Rory McIlroy and Erica Stoll made a rare public appearance together at the White House State Dinner hosted by Donald Trump. The couple looked happy in a newly shared photo after reconciling last year. Trump also praised McIlroy’s recent Masters victory during his speech, making the golfer one of the standout guests at the glamorous Washington event.

Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge criticized Prime Minister Narendra Modi and former US President Donald Trump, stating they share a similarity in "destruction" which fuels their mutual praise. This comes after Trump expressed his "love" for PM Modi and India during a call to the US ambassador in New Delhi.

New York Giants quarterback Jaxson Dart's public introduction of President Trump at a rally sparked immediate fan scrutiny. Old social media posts resurfaced, including a repost of Charlie Kirk, leading many to label Dart as MAGA. Fans are now re-examining his past, including his college time at Ole Miss, as potential indicators of his political leanings.

Haiti's sole home-based soccer star, Woodensky Pierre, has secured his US visa for the FIFA World Cup 2026, overcoming travel restrictions. The young midfielder, hailing from a troubled Port-au-Prince neighborhood, will now join his overseas teammates in Florida for the tournament. This marks Haiti's second World Cup appearance, with fans facing their own travel uncertainties.

The State Department deleted a social media post featuring Secretary of State Mike Pompeo's remarks after critics suggested he called President Trump "stupid." This incident highlights the sensitivity around the word "stupid" in the Trump era, a term the President frequently uses to describe opponents and even allies.

Jaxson Dart sparked major NFL controversy after appearing at a Donald Trump event, drawing criticism from teammate Abdul Carter and heated reactions across social media. Analysts and former players quickly defended the Giants quarterback, accusing fans of selective outrage and creating deeper tension around the franchise. Trump’s “future Hall of Famer” praise for Dart only intensified the debate surrounding politics, locker room unity, and the Giants’ unstable situation.

Jaxson Dart turned the Knicks’ Game 1 win into a full-on Giants hangout. He posted from a suite with teammate Brian Burns and comedian Pete Davidson as Jalen Brunson’s late bucket swung the night. Earlier, Dart’s girlfriend Marissa Ayers showed their private-jet trip to Texas. The QB stays in the spotlight, on and off the field.

Tiger Woods ended his nearly two-month silence with an emotional Memorial Day message honoring military members and his late father, Earl Woods. The golf legend had stayed out of public view since announcing treatment after his March DUI arrest. Woods also remains linked to ongoing rehabilitation in Switzerland while continuing to support girlfriend Vanessa Trump during her cancer battle.