Facebook boss Mark Zuckerberg is defending the crew of his $300 million superyacht over accusations that they “refused” to help a stranded boat — claiming they were just tuned in to the wrong radio channel. The billionaire’s 387-foot leviathan, Launchpad, was the closest to a 21-foot skiff that ran out of fuel in Alaska on Aug. 3 — but sat by as a much smaller and older tour steamboat, the Wilderness Legacy, passed it to finally help. A New York tourist claimed in an online post that their tour boat had to help “after the Coast Guard radioed Mark Zuckerberg’s…

ToplineTrump Media’s stock fell more than 8% on Monday shortly before the company reported its second quarter earnings, which revealed its latest net loss for the year.Key FactsTrump Media closed down 8% at $9.39, erasing two weeks worth of gains made by the company’s stock.Shares slid down a fraction of…

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Years before the U.S. Men’s National Team endured a disappointing exit from the 2026 FIFA World Cup, and years before more critics claimed that the country’s pay-for-play youth soccer system has limited the growth of soccer, Brando Babini realized something wasn’t right.Teenage soccer players were losing interest early because they…

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