A fight erupted in Manhattan on Sunday, as Trump supporters clashed with counterprotesters in the city amid rising political tensions ahead of the election next week. A ‘Jews For Trump’ convoy of hundreds of cars covered with American flags and Trump 2020 paraphernalia paraded through Manhattan and Brooklyn and was met with counterprotesters where the skirmish escalated. Videos shared on Twitter show cars being pelted with eggs and stones as shouted insulted are exchanged with phrases like “New York hates you” can he heard....

Meadows ended his cooperation with the panel last week, declining to attend a deposition where the committee said he would have been asked questions about his interactions with Trump on the day of the attack. He also would be asked about thousands of emails and texts with members of Congress and state government officials. The charges will be sent to the full House of Representatives for a vote, which could come as soon as this week....

Former federal prosecutor Glenn Kirschner tweeted a video of himself on Saturday night explaining his prediction. “January 6 committee to refer Trump to the DOJ for prosecution on 3 crimes: obstructing; conspiracy; & insurrection,” Kirschner wrote in the tweet, along with a link to his video. “Here’s why those charges will stick. Because #JusticeMatters.” Newsweek previously reported that Trump could spend up to to 25 years behind bars after the House select committee in charge of investigating the Capitol riot chose to make criminal referrals to the Department of Justice (DOJ) earlier this month....

Matthew Beddingfield, of North Carolina, traveled to Washington, D.C. with his father to join the January 6, 2021, rally hosted by then-President Donald Trump that ended in the storming of the Capitol, NBC News reported. He was on bail for allegedly shooting a 17-year-old in the head in a Walmart parking lot in 2019 when Beddingfield was 19 years old. Now, court records say he is also facing a slew of felony charges related to the riot, including assaulting officers, impeding officers during a civil disorder, and carrying a deadly or dangerous weapon on restricted Capitol grounds....

In a letter addressed to House Speaker Nancy Pelosi on Tuesday, Yellen warned that the department could only finance the operations of the federal government through mid-October if action isn’t taken. “We now estimate that Treasury is likely to exhaust its extraordinary measures if Congress has not acted to raise or suspend the debt limit by October 18,” Yellen wrote. “At that point, we expect Treasury would be left with very limited resources that would be depleted quickly....

Spurs saw their star striker pick up an injury during an FA Cup clash with London rivals Millwall. Tottenham set Wembley deadline With Kane having suffered ankle ligament damage, he has been forced to take in a spell on the sidelines. His presence will unquestionably be missed, as the club’s 24-goal top scorer, but the England international’s misfortune has played into the hands of Janssen. The Dutchman has netted just five times since completing a £17 million transfer to White Hart Lane, but he is confident he can prove his worth in the Premier League if given a regular run in the side....

This move comes as Japan tries to ramp up vaccination efforts in its own country ahead of the Tokyo Olympics, the Associated Press reported. “Now is the time for us to act,” Suga said at a fundraiser for COVAX that Japan co-sponsored with Gavi, the Vaccine Alliance. The program is $2 billion away from reaching its goal of $8.3 billion to fund free vaccines in low- and middle-income countries....

The team of experts from Japan’s health ministry used the forecast to show how important it is to take measures to reduce social contact among citizens. Hiroshi Nishiura, a professor at Hokkaido University professor and an infectious disease expert on Japan’s coronavirus task force, said that the projection is a worst-case scenario, but the country could reach this number if no precautions are taken. “We don’t expect 400,000 or so people to die....

Prime Minister Fumio Kishida made the announcement on Tuesday, attributing the extension to the country’s internal handling of COVID-19. They will continue to focus on accelerating accessibility and distribution of booster shots for elderly people, as well as expanding hospital capacity, he said. “The infection situations regarding Omicron are clearly different at home from abroad,” Kishida told reporters, according to Japan Today, “so the framework will be maintained until the end of February....

This time, though, Joshua responded to the taunts. Not for the first time, Miller brought up Joshua’s mother, saying she “thinks I’m hitting hard.” He also said Joshua was born with a silver spoon and maintains a fake persona he intended to crack in the ring on June 1. Join DAZN and watch Joshua vs. Miller on June 1 Joshua, in turn, shoved Miller and provided some sharp barbs of his own....

As early starters came off the course at the Deutsche Bank Championship, Day was sizzling (again) while Spieth was fizzling (again). Friday’s first round showed Day made a bogey as he headed for his final hole. Spieth made eight. MORE: FedEx Cup champions | Oddsmakers favor Day Eight bogeys, four birdies and Spieth finished at 4 over. Whatever infestation found its way to Spieth’s bag was taking control of his game....

The world No. 1 revealed that he is feeling “a little bit under the weather” at Baltusrol, where he will start the defense of his title Thursday. MORE: PGA Championship winners since 2000 | McIlroy confident at PGA Championship Day’s preparations for the PGA have not been ideal, with the Australian not feeling 100 percent and his children laid low by illness. His wife, Ellie, then suffered an allergic reaction after eating seafood two days before the final major of the year....

The former Braves outfielder, who was traded to St. Louis in November, said Sunday that he felt limited as a leadoff hitter in Atlanta. “You feel like there’s a governor on you and you’re not letting it ride,” Heyward said, via the St. Louis Post-Dispatch. “You have to think of other ways.” Cardinals manager Mike Matheny said he has no intention of using Heyward at the top of the lineup....

According to Fox Sports, the defensive end is aiming to return in Week 10 when the Giants host the Patriots in a rematch of Super Bowls XLII and XLVI. MORE: Dumbest sports injuries Pierre-Paul reported to the Giants’ facility earlier Tuesday to finalize the details of the contract. His deal was pending a physical after doctors declined to clear Pierre-Paul when he first met with the team in September. Pierre-Paul lost his index finger and the tip of his thumb as a result of a July 4 fireworks accident....

Pierre-Paul’s right index finger was amputated, his middle finger heavily damaged, and he needed multiple skin grafts for his charred palm. He told his story to Sports Illustrated earlier this year and provided photos of the results of the accident. Let’s just say it’s understandable why he doesn’t want to participate in the festivities this year. MORE: Bizarre NFL offseason injuries Pierre-Paul was hindered last season by a giant club on his arm, which he won’t need in 2016....

Wilde and Sudeikis were together for nine years and have two children together, but they never married. The couple split in late 2020 and Wilde has since moved on with pop star Harry Styles. Sudeikis has been linked to his Ted Lasso co-star Keeley Hazell. The Ted Lasso actor brought a case against his ex-partner in New York City family court over their two children in October 2021. He wanted their children, Daisy, 5, and Otis, 8, to live with him in New York, but a judge has now declared that their home state is California....

MORE: Odell Beckham Jr thinks he’ll be the highest-paid player in the NFL During a segment on Fox Sports 1’s Speak for Yourself, Colin Cowherd and Whitlock discussed whether it would be a mistake for the Giants to invest longterm in Beckham. Cowherd said it was a difficult call. “I don’t think Odell’s productivity translates necessarily to wins,” said Cowherd. “He is easily the most fascinating New York sports figure by a mile....

The 24-year-old is more versed than most at his age in how to perform under the bright lights of the NBA Playoffs, though. Tatum has never missed the playoffs in his five-year career. As a 20-year-old, the rising star was asked to shoulder a heavier load than what is typically asked of a rookie. He passed that test with flying colors, carrying the Celtics to the 2018 Eastern Conference Finals, coming up just one win shy of reaching the NBA Finals....