Nick Diaz served his drug test suspension from Nevada State Athletic Commission (NSAC) and is expected to make his mixed martial arts (MMA) return later this year. So, as you might expect from one of the biggest personalities in Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC), the combat sports media was in a big hurry to chat with the former Strikeforce welterweight champion.

And he did not disappoint.

Though his feud with Georges St-Pierre ended back in 2013, the Stockton slugger is still miffed over the "Canadian Loophole" that allowed "Rush" to circumvent the required limit for championship title fights. While all signs point to ancient aliens, Diaz believes he was drugged before the fight.

"When I fought Georges St-Pierre in Canada, first of all, somebody freaking drugged me. That guy didn't make weight.The Arctic Has Been Crazy Warm All Year. This Is What It Means for Sea Ice

Melt season has begun in earnest in the Arctic. Scientists will spend the next few months watching sea ice turn into open water until the ice pack hits its nadir in early fall.

The vagaries of the weather and ocean currents will play a major role in determining where this year’s Arctic sea ice minimum ranks. But the steady drumbeat of climate change ensures that it will likely be among the lowest on record.

Total Arctic sea ice thickness and its departure from normal for June.

Credit: Zack Labe

New data from the National Snow and Ice Data Center show that sea ice extent was at its sixth-lowest mark for June. Sea ice was missing from 348,000