Transgender swimmer Lia Thomas has sparked outrage after vowing to continue fighting for inclusion in women's sports despite Donald Trump’s ban on transgender athletes competing in women's sports. Trump signed an executive order in February, citing Title IX, which only allows biological females to compete. Thomas, a biological male who won a national swimming title in 2022, has promised to "keep fighting" to overturn the ruling and bring trans athletes back into women's sports.

President Trump plans to welcome the 2019 Kansas City Chiefs to the White House this summer to celebrate their Super Bowl victory. However, planning the visit isn't straightforward due to the limited number of players from that roster still playing for the team. The Chiefs' owner, Clark Hunt, expressed gratitude for the invitation and is working with the White House to make it happen, which would involve meeting Trump in-person at the White House.

Councillors have blamed the owner of Accrington Stanley Football Club for a noise disturbance in the area. The issue arose after a match at the club's stadium, which is located near residential areas and has a license to host events until 11pm. However, on this occasion, the music continued until 1am, causing disruption to local residents.

NFL legend Brett Favre publicly supports Elon Musk amid attacks on Tesla dealerships due to Musk's role in the Trump administration. Favre expresses concern about the attacks, saying it's "frightening" and "scary" because Musk was once a Democrat and is now working for free to make the country better. Favre also references President Donald Trump, stating that people are hating them both for loving their country, and believes that those willing to work for its betterment deserve accolades despite negative backlash.