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Share this article share Tweet Article Email Link on facebook On Twitter Via text message On LinkedIn on mail https://dolphinswire.usatoday.com/lists/dolphins-celebrities-famous-fans-pitbull-dj-khaled-rick-ross/ The Miami Dolphins first took the field as a member of the AFL in 1966 and quickly became a powerhouse, winning two Super Bowl championships in the first decade after the AFL merged with the NFL.From the dominance of the Don Shula era to Dan Marino's career success to the movie Ace Ventura: Pet Detective, the Dolphins have made a big impact, so it's no surprise the team has no shortage of fans.There are some names you may recognize: here…

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In recent years, stars have been making headlines for all the wrong reasonsSweeney accidently revealed she might have been committing a crimeJenner was called out by fans over a lie about a staple breakfast meal Stars such as Sydney Sweeney and Kylie Jenner love to use social media as a way to connect with fans, but sometimes they find themselves making headlines for all the wrong reasons.The Euphoria actress’ recent attempt to give followers in glimpse into how she likes to relax at home accidently revealed she might have been committing a crime.Elsewhere, Kylie’s claim to not have ever enjoyed a staple…

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A few months ago First debateVoters nationwide have repeatedly expressed doubts about whether Biden is cognitively capable enough to serve in the presidency. Those doubts are even stronger today, with almost three-quarters of voters holding them and many within Trump's own party.And today, Discussion and Former President TrumpBut many voters, including many Democrats, don't think Biden should ever run for president in the first place: Nearly half of Biden's party members don't think he should now be the nominee. (Meanwhile, Trump is doing better, but still only half of voters think he is cognitively capable of being president.) The move…

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Down icon An icon in the shape of a downward angle. Patriots owner Robert Kraft donated $1 million to Yeshiva University. Spencer Pratt/Getty Images Billionaire Robert Kraft has donated $1 million to a new program at Yeshiva University.The university said the program “will help accommodate Jewish transfer students.”Craft withdrew her support from Columbia University following campus protests against the war between Israel and Hamas. Robert Kraft, the billionaire owner of the New England Patriots, donated $1 million to Yeshiva University to establish a program for Jewish transfer students after withdrawing his support from Columbia University.Yeshiva University, a private Orthodox Jewish…

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Down icon An icon in the shape of a downward angle. President Joe Biden (right) and Pennsylvania Sen. John Fetterman attend an event in Philadelphia. AP Photo/Manuel Balce Senator Sen. John Fetterman defended Biden following Biden's poor performance in last week's debate.”I refuse to join the Democratic vultures who sat on Biden's shoulders after the debate,” he wrote on X.Fetterman, who previously performed badly in his own debates, slammed critics who said he would lose the 2022 election. Pennsylvania Sen. John Fetterman has a message to Democrats calling for President Joe Biden to step down following his poor performance in…

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Chris Helgren/Reuters Striking aircraft mechanics and technical staff represented by the Aircraft Mechanics Fraternal Order union stand on a picket line against WestJet Airlines at Vancouver International Airport in Richmond, British Columbia, Canada, June 29, 2024. new york CNN — Labor negotiations between Canada's second-largest airline, WestJet, and the Association of Aircraft Maintenance Engineers remain at a standstill after unions called a surprise strike last week, forcing the cancellation or delay of more than 400 flights over the weekend. The union, which represents about 700 aircraft engineers and technicians, went on strike on Friday after its first round of collective…

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Detroit – Detroit's Rattlesnake Club Restaurant has closed after 36 years in business.”We are grateful to our loyal customers for their support over the years, and most importantly, we thank our dedicated employees for their faithful service,” Mark Tuttle, executive vice president and CFO, said in a statement.The restaurant opened in 1988. Tuttle said business never recovered after the COVID-19 pandemic.”Changes in dining habits, office occupancy and traffic volumes since the COVID-19 pandemic have negatively impacted revenue, and private events, which have always been a mainstay of our business, have not recovered,” Tuttle said.Tuttle said employees were informed about the…

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Former President Donald Trump spoke at a rally at Greenbriar Farm in Chesapeake, Virginia, on Friday, the day after the first presidential debate ahead of the 2024 presidential election. Anna Moneymaker/Getty Images Hide caption Toggle caption Anna Moneymaker/Getty Images Former President Donald Trump's campaign plans to release a “simplified” campaign platform ahead of the Republican National Convention later this month, according to a memo obtained by NPR. “This platform is an opportunity to articulate our vision and provide a framework for policymaking that will reject any special interest influence that would steer public policy away from our clear and forthright…

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Former President Donald Trump and President Joe Biden debated at CNN's Atlanta studios on June 27. Will Ranzoni/CNN President Joe Biden's campaign has been working hard behind the scenes to keep the Democratic base around him, with advisers vigilantly policing any current or former officeholders who speak ill of the president or publicly suggest he should step down. Former Iowa Sen. Tom Harkin, who served with Biden in the Senate for decades, rushed to fire off a scathing letter to friends after the debate. “All sitting Democratic Senators should write to Mr. Biden urging them to remove their delegates, step…

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This is the published version of Forbes’ CEO newsletter, which offers the latest news for today’s and tomorrow’s business leaders and decision makers. Click here to get it delivered to your inbox every week. On Friday, the Supreme Court ruled that judges can decide for themselves on regulatory policies that are not explicitly detailed in federal law, essentially dismantling some of the regulatory power federal government agencies have had for decades and overturning a 40-year-old precedent. The precedent, known as the Chevron Doctrine, has been the backbone of thousands of federal regulations put in place by the executive branch of…

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