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Buffalo Bills security jordan poyer announced Friday that its celebrity charity golf event at Trump National Doral in Florida is back on after the event was canceled following backlash. Poyer joined Fox News' "America Reports" on Friday to announce the news. "The big news is that the tournament will take place," Poyer said. "We had the most tremendous amount of support across the country. We had a sponsor, PublicSq, based here in Florida...they're going to sponsor the the whole tournament. "And the tournament will take place on July 10 at the exact same location." BILLS' JORDAN POYER CANCELS CELEBRITY CHARITY…

A rodeo athlete and his horse were killed this month when both were struck by lightning in rural Nebraska while the man was checking cattle, according to officials and a fundraiser.Terrel Vineyard, 27, was riding a horse when he was struck June 21 north of Oshkosh, the Garden County District Attorney's office said in a statement to the NBC affiliate. KNOP of North Platte.Officials arrived after receiving a call about the strike shortly after 2 p.m. and found Vineyard dead, the statement said.An autopsy confirmed that the Vineyard was struck by lightning, the attorney's office said.He National Lightning Safety Council…

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Stationed near the Texas-Mexico border as part of the National Guard, Christopher Shingler first noticed a fever, trouble eating and vomiting in May.Doctors tested the 21-year-old for Covid-19, and the Brazoria County resident was told at a hospital that he likely had a viral infection.In early June, after symptoms persisted, tests at a different hospital made it official: Shingler had malaria.The mosquito-borne disease sickens more than 200 million people annually worldwide and kills hundreds of thousands, and Shingler appears to be one of the few people in the US to contract the disease without recent travel.“I would wake up very…