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If the world ever had a true maestro of funk, it was Sly Stone. Born Sylvester Stewart, the music visionary passed away at the age of 82, leaving behind not just a catalog of timeless music, but a legacy that changed the very fabric of American sound. His family confirmed that the legendary frontman died after a "prolonged battle" with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease and other health complications.

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The streets of Los Angeles have become a flashpoint for one of the most intense clashes between federal authority and state power in recent years. Over the weekend, President Donald Trump made the bold and controversial decision to deploy 2,000 troops to L.A. in response to escalating protests against Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). The move has sparked fierce debate, ignited political firestorms, and raised serious questions about the balance between states’ rights and federal power.

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Let’s talk about a week in sports where the torch seemed to pass in two very different worlds: one on the turf in Green Bay and the other on the clay, grass, and hard courts across the world. While the Green Bay Packers made the bombshell move to part ways with their star cornerback Jaire Alexander, the tennis universe buzzed with the seismic rise of Carlos Alcaraz and Jannik Sinner, who are shaking the very foundation of men’s tennis.

When it comes to big surprises in the NFL offseason, this one's right up there: Jaire Alexander is officially done in Green Bay. The All-Pro cornerback is being released, according to a source close to the team who confirmed the news on Monday. For Packers fans and NFL followers alike, this is the kind of move that sends shockwaves—because this isn’t just some average roster cut.

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