Alex Oliveira

4 days ago | yahoo.com | Alex Oliveira

The husband of “King of the Hill” star Jonathan Joss alleged that the voice actor was murdered by a homophobic neighbor after enduring “years” of violent threats on their street — but residents and police are telling a different story. “He was murdered by someone who could not stand the sight of two men loving each other,” Joss’ husband, Tristan Kern de Gonzales, wrote in a Facebook post Monday, a day after the killing. The San Antonio Police Department, however, soon denied those claims.

4 days ago | nypost.com | Alex Oliveira

Newly leaked test results suggest that Olympic boxer Imane Khelif is a biological male — more than a year after her towering appearance at the Paris 2024 Olympics sparked international backlash. Imane Khelif, 26, was found to have XY chromosomes, according to the leaked results of a 2023 test carried out by an accredited Indian doctor. The results of that test led the Russian-controlled boxing authority to expel Khelif from the 2023 women’s boxing World Championship in India.

4 days ago | currently.att.yahoo.com | Alex Oliveira

Newly leaked test results prove that Olympic boxer Imane Khelif does have male chromosomes — after the International Olympic Committee dismissed the claims as “not legitimate” and let her compete in the Paris 2024 Games. Khelif – a 26-year-old who has long maintained she is female — was found to have male XY chromosomes in a 2023 test carried out by an accredited Indian doctor, newly obtained test results leaked by 3 Wire Sports show.

4 days ago | nypost.com | Doree Lewak |Alex Oliveira

The Colorado demonstration firebombed by a lunatic “terrorist” Sunday was a peaceful “humanitarian” walk to raise support for the hostages still held captive by Hamas — and was never meant to have any political implications, members of the attacked group told The Post. “This was a humanitarian walk. This was not a protest,” said Rachel Amaru, a member of the Boulder Run For Their Lives chapter.

4 days ago | nypost.com | Alex Oliveira

Two Oregon high school athletes refused to share the podium with a transgender competitor at the state’s track and field championships, footage shows. The female students — Tigard High School’s Alexa Anderson and Sherwood High School’s Reese Eckard — stepped down from the high jump podium as the winners of the competition were being announced across the Eugene stadium Saturday night. Anderson and Eckard had finished in third and fourth place, while Ida B.