Arguably the most famous punch of all time was called by referee Jersey Joe Walcott as “one of the most devastating punches I’ve ever seen” #onthisday in 1965.

Yet it will forever be known as the ‘phantom punch’ because few in the arena saw it land. Even replays today don’t back up Walcott’s view.

No matter, whatever the truth, the shot that Muhammad Ali landed on Sonny Liston in the first round was followed by the most iconic image in history, as the champion screamed for the fallen former king to get up.

LeBron James Found Out His Former Coach Was Homeless—What He Did Quietly Will Leave You Speechless

Coach Daniels was more than just a mentor to young athletes in Akron—he was a father figure, a believer, the kind of man who stayed after practice just to make sure every kid got home safe.

One of those kids? LeBron James.

Years passed. Fame came. Fortune followed. But LeBron never forgot the man who once bought him sneakers when his mom couldn’t afford them.

Then, one winter, LeBron heard something that broke his heart:

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When Elon Musk heard about 7-year-old Lily Thompson, a girl battling a rare neurological disorder that left her unable to walk, speak, or even breathe without assistance. She was facing astronomical costs and fading hope, Lily’s family received an unexpected lifeline when Musk personally pledged to cover every penny of her care, including a pioneering surgery that could restore her chance at a normal childhood.

Lily’s condition, a degenerative brain disorder diagnosed at age 3, had defied conventional treatments, leaving her parents desperate as medical bills

Today in Rulindo District, President Kagame visited Nyakabingo Mine; Africa’s leading tungsten producer with over 1,800 employees. Operated by Trinity Metals, the mine has nearly doubled its output in the last three years.

Eleanor Roosevelt and Michelle Obama share the distinction of being the tallest first ladies in U.S. history, each standing at five feet, eleven inches tall. Their height complemented their commanding presence and strong public roles during their time in the White House. Both women were known not only for their stature but also for their influential voices and active involvement in national issues, leaving lasting legacies as trailblazing first ladies.