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Shaqir O’Neal, the son of basketball Hall of Famer Shaquille O'Neal, has made a big decision about his basketball future. Shaqir is leaving Florida A&M and entering the NCAA transfer portal, On3 reported. The junior forward averaged 6.7 points and 3.4 rebounds per game during the 2024-25 season with the Rattlers.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COMIf he does transfer, O'Neal would finish his career in Tallahassee having started 17 of 29 games.BROOME, AUBURN FLEX THEIR MUSCLES IN SWEET 16 WIN OVER MICHIGANThis wouldn't be the first time in O'Neal's college basketball career he's switched schools. He transferred to Florida A&M

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney is facing allegations that he copied parts of his 1995 doctoral thesis at Oxford University without proper credit. The report comes as he's seeking election to remain the country's PM next month, when Canadian voters head to the polls on April 28.The National Post reviewed Carney’s thesis, "The Dynamic Advantage of Competition," with three university experts, who found at least 10 instances of apparent plagiarism. The experts told the National Post that Carney copied full quotes, paraphrased ideas, and slightly modified sentences from four different sources without giving proper credit.CANADIAN PRIME MINISTER MARK CARNEY SAYS 'OLD

An attempted burglary was thwarted at a Texas car dealership after a man called 911 to report he had been injured during the break-in, police said.The Tyler Police Department arrested Jeremiah Megallon after receiving a call from him that he had injured himself while trying to break into the Patterson Dodge dealership.Police say the call came in around 3:45 a.m. Thursday from Megallon, who claimed he had just broken into the dealership and needed help."He said he had broken into the Patterson Dodge dealership in an attempt to steal a car but was unable to get out of the building,"

The state of Maine could face consequences from the Department of Justice for its continued refusal to ban trans athletes from girls sports, and the lawmaker who brought awareness to the issue in the state weighed in. After the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services' (HHS) Office for Civil Rights (OCR) said it referred Maine’s "noncompliance" with Title IX rules to the Justice Department Friday, Maine Republican state Rep. Laurel Libby placed blame on Gov. Janet Mills and the state's Democratic lawmakers."Governor Mills and the Democrat majority refusal to comply with federal Title IX protections has now resulted in Maine

A leader of the Chicago Police Department is cracking down on the unprofessional appearance of some officers and threatening discipline for those who don't present themselves well, according to an internal memo obtained by the Chicago Sun-Times.Officers were reminded to make sure their uniforms were "clean and serviceable" without holes or tears, and told not to wear hoodies underneath uniforms or tactical pants. They were also told that shirts should be worn "under the quarter zip," according to the Sun-Times report. They must also abstain from having "faddish" hairstyles, goatees or wearing earrings while on duty. Only neutral colored nail polish

Aaron Judge clubbed three of the New York Yankees' nine home runs in their 20-9 demolition of the Milwaukee Brewers Saturday at Yankee Stadium. The nine home runs are a Yankees franchise record.The first of Judge’s home runs came in the first inning, when the Yankees led off the bottom of the first with three home runs on three consecutive pitches. CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COMThe Yankees’ Paul Goldschmidt led the home run barrage when he deposited Brewers starting pitcher Nestor Cortes' first pitch into the left-center field bullpen. Center fielder Cody Bellinger followed Goldschmidt’s home run with his

Democratic strategist James Carville thinks the Trump administration has collapsed in less than three months.During a recent appearance on CNN host Michael Smerconish’s program, Carville declared that President Donald Trump’s second term had become a failure sooner than he predicted it would. "I had no idea. I thought I’d have to wait longer for the imminent collapse. It happened even faster than I could imagine," the former Bill Clinton adviser said.TRUMP APPLAUDS JEFF BEZOS' CHANGES AT WASHINGTON POST IN RARE MEDIA PRAISESmerconish brought up the topic, mentioning Carville’s recent prediction in The New York Times that the Trump administration would fall

Rep. Ritchie Torres, D-N.Y., told veteran Democratic strategist James Carville that Democrats need to distance themselves from the far-left in order to regain popularity among everyday Americans. The representative from the South Bronx told Carville and "Politics War Room" podcast co-host Al Hunt on Thursday that Democrats need to go back to the basics and focus on the issues that impact working-class Americans, and ditch the "fashionable nonsense." He also zeroed in on one particular issue, saying of the party's failure: "Where we… bear more responsibility is on immigration." "We should strive for simple, repeatable messages, nothing fancy, like lower-costs, safe streets,