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• Longtime ‘Fox & Friends’ anchor tearfully announces major co-hosting change

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• Dubs irked as Rockets take aim at Curry's thumb

  Warriors coach Steve Kerr said Rockets defenders are trying to "outsmart the rules" by hitting Stephen Curry's hand after he releases his shot and...

• Mike Waltz is expected to be fired as Trump national security adviser: source

  Mike Waltz is on his way out as President Trump's national security adviser, a source familiar with the matter told The Post Thursday.

• Lakers' early playoff exit a blow to betting public

  Entering the playoffs, more money had been wagered on the Lakers to win the Finals than on any other team at multiple sportsbooks. That money will...

• Teen busted with loaded gun at NYC high school was being hunted in Harlem murder

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• Bill Gates’ daughter reveals he has Asperger syndrome, recalls how boyfriends found meeting him ‘terrifying’

  "If I were growing up today, I probably would be diagnosed on the autism spectrum," Gates wrote recently.