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Soccer player Piero Hincapié is going viral for a recent wardrobe malfunction on the field

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• As he and Arsenal played against Burnley in London on May 18, he suffered an NSFW mishap

• Hincapié's accident was also joked about by his teammate Declan Rice

You can say this soccer player was stuck in a cheeky situation.

Ecuadorian professional athlete Piero Hincapié, who plays for the U.K.'s Arsenal F.C. and is 24 years old, encountered an NSFW wardrobe malfunction during the team's match against Burnley at London's Emirates Stadium on May 18.

During the game, Hincapié clashed with competing player Axel Tuanzebe. The blunder ended with Hincapié falling to the ground with Tuanzebe following suit, which is how the former's shorts ended up getting pulled nearly all the way down and exposing his bare butt cheeks.

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Hincapié has gone viral for putting the "arse" in the league's name, but he has not mentioned the blunder. In fact, one day ago, he posted onInstagramwith shots from the game but failed to mention the mishap — so much so that his teammate Declan Rice commented, "Where is the other pic….. 👀🤣."

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Soccer isn't the only sport in the playing field when it comes tointernet-worthy fashion gaffes.

In April, pro wrestler Jacy Jayne suffered an accident during a triple-threat match between Kendal Grey and Lola Vice. While the video broadcast glitched every few seconds before cutting back to a blank screen, fans at home got a glimpse of Jayne's top as it appeared to slide down, exposing her chest mid-ankle lock.

It's not just athletes who are finding themselves in sticky situations, either.

That same month, an MLB fan accidentallygave viewers a showduring an attempt to catch a foul ball at the Tampa Bay Rays game against the Chicago Cubs at Tropicana Field on April 7.

In addition to being shown on the broadcast, the moment, which saw the fan's pants completely fall down and bare their bum, was seemingly blasted on the JumboTron inside the stadium based on the crowd's unanimous gasp in reaction to the full moon display from the fan.

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WASHINGTON (AP) — Democratic senators plan to force a vote this week on President Donald Trump’s new$1.776 billion settlement fundto compensate political allies, testing Republican unity as Trump lashes out at lawmakers in his own party.

Trump White House Ballroom

Republicans are expected to vote on a roughly$72 billion billto restore funding to U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement and the Border Patrol after Democrats blocked the money for months.

But the straightforward legislation became more complicated after Republicans added $1 billion in security money for the White House campus and Trump’snew ballroom— and as some GOP senators have grown increasingly frustrated with the president. Republicans have criticized the settlement fund, and many were upset by Trump'sendorsement Tuesday of Texas Attorney General Ken Paxtonin the party primary runoff next week against Sen. John Cornyn.

“It’s been a hell of a bad week for Donald Trump and his Republicans,” Senate Democratic leader Chuck Schumer of New York said on the Senate floor. “And it’s only Wednesday.”

Democrats have an opening to force a vote on the settlement fund because Republicans are trying to pass the immigration enforcement bill through a complicated budget process that requires a long series of amendment votes. Democrats are considering multiple amendments on the settlement fund, potentially to block it outright or to ban any payments to Trump supporters whobeat law enforcement officersin theJan. 6, 2021, attack on the Capitol.

Those amendments, along with others, potentially could pass as a growing number of Republicans speak out against the fund and other parts of Trump’s agenda.

Senate Majority Leader John Thune, R-S.D., said Tuesday he was “not a big fan” of the new fund, which the administration announced as a part of a settlement that resolves the president’slawsuit against the IRSover the leak of his tax returns. Republican Sen. Bill Cassidy, wholost his seat in Saturday's primary election in Louisianato a Trump-endorsed candidate, called it a “slush fund” and said “you can’t just make up things.”

Hanging over the growing GOP rift is Trump’s surprise endorsement of Paxton, an intervention that has Republican senators privately fuming that it could cost them their majority in November as they view the incumbent as the better candidate in the November general election.

“There’s always a consequence with taking on United States senators,” Thune said Wednesday. Trump "obviously has his favorites and people he wants to endorse and that’s his prerogative. But what we have to deal with up here is moving the agenda, and obviously that can become slightly more complicated.”

Trump calls for Senate parliamentarian to be fired

As Republicans challenged parts of his agenda, Trump unloaded on the Senate in a social media post.

He urged Republicans to fire the Senate parliamentarian, Elizabeth MacDonough, who has said thatparts of the $1 billion security proposal cannot remain in the ICE and Border Patrol bill. Trump also renewed his long-standing calls for the Senate to pass the SAVE Act, a Republican bill that would require all voters to prove U.S. citizenship, and to end the Senate filibuster.

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“Republicans play a very soft game compared to the Dumocrats,” he wrote. “It is their single biggest disadvantage in politics.”

Trump added that Democrats will eliminate the filibuster “on the First Day” if they ever get full power in Washington again and that Republicans need to “get smart and tough” or “you’ll all be looking for a job much sooner than you thought possible!”

Republicans have been loyal to Trump on most issues, but they have resisted his repeated calls — even in his first term — to kill the filibuster, which triggers a 60-vote threshold in the Senate.

Republicans divided on settlement fund

While some Republicans have said they are supportive of the administration’s settlement fund, several have questioned it. Senatorsgrilled acting Attorney General Todd Blancheon it at a hearing Tuesday, where he described the fund as “unusual” but not unprecedented.

Sen. Thom Tillis, R-N.C., said that he thinks it is a “real risk” that some of the rioters charged — and later pardoned by Trump — in the Jan. 6 attack could get compensation through the fund. He said that would be “absurd.”

On Wednesday, two police officers who helped defend the Capitol in the 2021 assaultsuedto block the payouts. Blanche, a personal attorney for Trump before joining the Department of Justice in Trump's second term, would not rule out the possibility thatrioters who assaulted policeon Jan. 6 would be eligible for compensation.

White House security money in limbo

Republican leaders are still revising the $1 billion security provision after the parliamentarian said it was too complex for the budget bill. The money could be scaled back or dropped from the bill.

Thune acknowledged “ongoing vote issues,” as leaders try to measure Republican support, and “ongoing parliamentarian issues,” as they try to figure out what will be allowed in the bill under Senate rules.

Democrats and some Republicans have questioned whether Congress should approve money for the White House ballroom when voters are concerned about affordability issues. Under theSecret Service request, about $220 million would pay for security improvements related to the ballroom and the rest would go for a new screening center for visitors, training and other security measures.

Tillis said the bill should not have included the other security improvements “because it’s just giving everybody the ‘billion dollar ballroom,’ and it’s just a bad idea.”

He said he does not think there is enough support among Republicans for the full $1 billion in funding or even the $220 million request.

“I still want private donations to pay for it, they need to explain to me why we need this,” Tillis said, noting that Trump had originally said that the project would be fully paid for with private money.

The 2026 edition of theNew York Metsdon't just lose a lot, but they also manage to make losing look awfully funny.

Look no further than James Wood's inside-the-park grand slam against the Mets on Tuesday night.

With the Nationals slugger hitting in the second with the bases loaded and the Mets up by five runs, Wood drove a deep fly ball beyond the grasp of a leaping Nick Morabito in left-center field. The ball took a hard ricochet off the wall, but there should have been time for Tyrone Taylor to retrieve the ball and hold Wood to a triple at most.

The problem: Taylor just stood there to check on Morabito ... who was fine.

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We could see Morabito point as if to say,"Why are you looking at me?! Get the baseball!

And by the time Taylor did eventually turn around to chase after the ball, Wood was well on his way to the inside-the-park grand slam.

After that, the Nationals kept the scoring going to erase the five-run deficit and win, 9-6. That's the Mets in a nutshell.

This article originally appeared on For The Win:Mets gave up the silliest inside-the-park grand slam to James Wood

By Dan Rosenzweig-Ziff

WASHINGTON, May 19 (Reuters) - The U.S. Justice Department has "forever ‌barred" the Internal Revenue Service ‌from pursuing any audits into past tax claims ​for President Donald Trump, his relatives and his companies, according to a one-page document released Tuesday.

The sweeping document, ‌signed by ⁠acting Attorney General Todd Blanche, said the U.S. government could ⁠not audit Trump's tax returns filed before Monday or any matters "that ​were raised ​or could have ​been raised."

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The order ‌expanded the settlement agreement Trump reached Monday with the IRS in which he agreed to drop his $10 billion lawsuit over the leak of his tax ‌returns. As part ​of the settlement, Justice ​Department created a ​nearly $1.8 billion fund to ‌compensate victims of political "weaponization."

Blanche faced ​repeated ​questions Tuesday over that fund in his first congressional testimony since ​taking over ‌as acting attorney general.

(Reporting by Dan ​Rosenzweig-Ziff; Editing by Michael Learmonth ​and Alistair Bell)

Nate Tice is joined by Bill Barnwell & Gregg Rosenthal to draft the top 18 NFL quarterbacks heading into the 2026 season. The trio snake draft their way through the QBs they’d want at the helm for 2026, as Bill takes Buffalo Bills QB Josh Allen first overall and the three hosts debate their more contentious top picks (Lamar Jackson at two? Drake Maye top three? How far does Patrick Mahomes deserve to fall?)

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Next, Nate, Bill and Gregg cover the latter half of the top ten, including where quarterbacks like Jordan Love, Dak Prescott, Trevor Lawrence and Brock Purdy stack up, before rounding out the top 18 with conversations on Jared Goff, Caleb Williams, C.J. Stroud, Kyler Murray (!), Jalen Hurts and more.

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After a disappointing turn of events yesterday for theNittany Lions, Matt Campbell's class is still somewhat lacking in high profile offensive linemen.Layton Von Brandtwas someone that theNittany Lionslooked like they could end up getting again after his de-commitment last year, but his commitment to Auburn changed many things in the recruitment process for the Blue and White. Now Campbell and Co. must pivot, with attentions now turned on a three star tackle out of southern California.

WhileLucas Rhoamay be less of a certainty than Von Brandt, he still has showcased many of the traits that coaches and scouts covet in young O-linemen. He is comfortable in space, and a willing blocker in whatever capacity is needed. He will need to sit and learn for a while but he could end up paying dividends in the long run for the Nittany Lions, as any chance at getting offensive linemen on board is helpful to their cause. Six O-line transfers occurred during this offseason, as well as several key players such as Von Brandt and Maxwell Hiller, who was also the No. 1 recruit in the state of Pennsylvania, signing elsewhere.

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This could be crunch time in order for the Nittany Lions to come away with an O-linemen of value, and even though Rhoa would be yet another three star recruit, he would still symbolize a huge win for the Nittany Lions. BothOregonandUCLAare rivaling Penn State in the race to sign him, as well as SEC juggernautTexas. All three of those programs have ample NIL resources to attract a player like Rhoa to their schools. For the Nittany Lions, it is paramount that his official visit on June 12th goes very well.

As the 50th ranked O-lineman in his class, Rhoa is certainly not the big swing for the fences at the position Penn State fans may have hoped for. Still, he could add plenty of value to a position of need for the Blue and White.

This article originally appeared on Nittany Lions Wire:Penn State turns attention to 3 star OT after Von Brandt disappointment

Mark Pope and theKentucky Wildcatsbasketball team have struggled with recruiting so far during his tenure. They failed to land any of their top targets this year, but aren't giving up in any way. They have already offered a number of the top 2027 recruits, and on Monday, offered one of the best 2028 has to offer in centerYann Kamagate.

Kamagate is a 7'0", 230 lb center out of California who already has a host of offers from schools like Kansas, Arizona, andNorth Carolinaamong others. He is currently rated five stars by 247Sports and ranks as their No. 4 overall player in the 2028 class.

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With tremendous size and athleticism, Kamagate projects as a difference maker at the next level. He's averaging 14 points, 10 rebounds, and 3 blocks per game for his Adidas 3SSB team while shooting at a high percentage.

As a member of the 2028 class, Kamagate won't be making a decision anytime soon, but Kentucky is in on him early, and is sure to be heavily involved throughout the process.

This article originally appeared on UK Wildcats Wire:Kentucky basketball offers top 2028 center Yann Kamagate