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Suspect Charged in Fatal Shooting of Kentucky Trooper — Sep 29, 2026Tennessee resident Emonnie Branch is charged with killing Kentucky State Police Trooper Hayden Phillips during an I-65 traffic stop and was arrested after fleeing to the Louisville area. A judge denied bail; records show Branch was wanted on a Tennessee probation-violation warrant, and a preliminary hearing is scheduled for Friday.

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Mahomes Sr. Allowed at Chiefs Games, Probation Extended — 3dPatrick Mahomes Sr., who remains on probation after a felony DWI case, received court approval to attend Kansas City Chiefs home games this season. He was barred from traveling to games in Las Vegas and Cincinnati and must comply with requested urine testing before and after approved travel.

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Florida State, Louisville injury reports detail absencesSports — 3dFlorida State and Louisville have each ruled out several players ahead of Friday’s game, with the Seminoles particularly depleted by absences across their defense. Louisville quarterback Lincoln Kienholz is listed as probable, while Cardinals running back Keyjuan Brown and offensive lineman Cason Henry are among those whose availability remains uncertain.

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College Teams Release Availability Reports Ahead of GamesSports — 3dCollege football availability reports ahead of this weekend’s games list Florida receiver Vernell Brown III and Alabama tight end Josh Ford as questionable, with Florida safety Bryce Thornton and Louisville quarterback Lincoln Kienholz probable. Oklahoma State receiver Wyatt Young and lineman Johnny Dickson III are questionable, while Florida State’s Darryll Desir is questionable; Oklahoma State defensive tackle Landon Dean is out, and UCF reported several starters unavailable.

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The Execution Will Not Be Televised . . . Probably1 source — 20h

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Most Influential Women in World HistoryYourlist — RankingFrom ancient queens who ruled empires to modern activists who changed laws, these women left indelible marks on politics, science, and culture. Vote for who you think shaped history most profoundly.

Salisbury Man Gets 14 Years in Gang ShootingWorld — 2dNineteen-year-old Bryant Brown-Clark was sentenced to 26 years in prison, with 14 years to serve, after a jury convicted him of attempted murder and firearm offenses in a 2025 Salisbury shooting that prosecutors say targeted a rival gang member. A stray bullet entered a nursing-home patient’s room; prosecutors had sought 43 years of active incarceration, citing Brown-Clark’s prior convictions and probation history.

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Pennsylvania CSAM Cases Bring Charges, SentencingPolitics — 3dPennsylvania authorities charged Pottstown resident Timothy Paul Hoffman with 82 felonies related to possessing and sharing child sexual abuse material; a judge denied him bail, calling him a danger to the community. In separate cases, Edward T. Bommarito was sentenced to incarceration and probation after pleading guilty to possession, while David Frank Greenawalt was charged with 100 counts after investigators reportedly found suspected material on his devices.

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Nine Great Albums You (Probably) Haven’t Heard1 source — 2d

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Elena Vasquez Never heard of half these bands but the Brazilian psych one blew me away.

Probably the greatest thing Trump has done for this country is to NOT let this lunatic be President!! — 6dMeme Wars: trending on the Right today.

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Prosecutors Investigate LSU Rape Allegation After Penalty Cut — Sep 30, 2026Louisiana prosecutors and campus police are investigating LSU defensive end Damien Shanklin over a student’s rape allegation, after the university’s Title IX office found him responsible for forcible rape. LSU initially suspended him, but an appeal reduced the penalty to probation; Shanklin denies the allegation, and coach Lane Kiffin says he will not play while the criminal investigation continues.

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Judge Delays Antonio Brown Plea Deal — Sep 29, 2026A Miami judge delayed Antonio Brown’s planned no-contest plea in an attempted-murder case, saying she needed more time to review the proposed agreement. The deal would reduce the charge and bring probation instead of a possible prison sentence of up to 30 years; Brown is due back in court Oct. 28, and his attorney remains optimistic it will be accepted.

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Madonna vs Lady GagaYourlist — VS BattleThe Queen of Pop versus the artist who studied at her throne.

Mumps Outbreak Reaches 14 Confirmed Cases at SDSU — Sep 29, 2026A mumps outbreak within San Diego State’s football program has grown to 14 confirmed cases and one probable case as the Aztecs prepare to open Pac-12 play against Texas State. The team’s availability report lists 32 players, including 17 who are doubtful or out, while coach Sean Lewis has declined to discuss individual cases, citing privacy laws.

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Oregon Beats USC 41-27 as Moore Exits Injured — Sep 24, 2026USC will be without receiver Corey Simms against Oregon, while freshman receiver Trent Mosley is listed as doubtful, leaving open the possibility of his return. Defensive tackle Jahkeem Stewart, safety Alex Graham and linebacker Jadyn Walker are questionable, while running back Deshonne Redeaux is probable.

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Antonio Brown expected to accept plea deal avoiding prison in shooting case — Sep 23, 2026Antonio Brown is expected to take a Sept. 30 plea deal cutting an attempted-murder charge to probation, avoiding a 20-year mandatory minimum and up to 30 years in prison.

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Dana Whitfield This deal keeps Brown out of prison but still holds him accountable without the full attempted murder trial.

Gronkowski Suggests Rodgers Regrets Returning After 20-3 Loss — Sep 22, 2026Gronkowski said Rodgers is probably thinking he should have retired last year after a 20-3 Steelers loss in which Rodgers threw for 187 yards and no touchdowns.

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Dana Whitfield Rodgers threw for under 200 yards with no scores, so Gronk might have a point about that tough loss.

What were you actually built to do?Quizie — QuizNot the job you have — the one your wiring has been begging for. Twelve questions and the AI writes the job description.

IMF Urges Tighter Australian Spending to Contain Debt and Inflation — Sep 16, 2026The IMF warns Australia’s federal and state governments must tighten budgets to curb rising debt and inflation, while signaling a likely further RBA rate hike as energy costs and inflation pressure the economy, trimming the 2027 growth outlook to about 1.6%. Financial markets have priced in a high probability of a rate increase this year, with projections of continued tightening through 2027 as global energy prices surge.

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Maya Lindstrom Australia needs to boost domestic energy supply rather than rely solely on budget cuts.

Asian Stocks Rise Ahead of Expected Fed Hike — Sep 16, 2026Asian shares edged higher after bouts of declines as investors prepared for the Federal Reserve’s anticipated 25-basis-point rate hike, with yields around 5% and commodities like Brent near $108 a barrel signaling caution ahead of the decision; Korean markets led gains while broader sentiment stayed cautious due to higher borrowing costs and ongoing inflation concerns. Market expectations point to a roughly 92% probability of a hike, and analysts warn that volatility may rise post-announcement as traders weigh policy forward guidance and its impact on equities and the dollar.

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Rachel Meyers Korean markets leading the gains shows some investors are still willing to take risks before the announcement.

Trump Says Iran Likely Behind Saudi Pipeline Attack — Sep 12, 2026US President Donald Trump said Iran was probably responsible for the drone/attack that damaged Saudi Arabia’s East-West pipeline, a key crude artery bypassing the Strait of Hormuz, and noted conversations with Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman and assurances from Yemen’s Iran-aligned Houthis about US involvement. He tied the incident to broader Middle East tensions, suggesting the conflict could end after the upcoming US elections and reiterating that Iran cannot have nuclear weapons.

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Derek Foss The timing with US elections feels off, like this could drag on unless Iran is stopped from going nuclear.

Trump pins Saudi pipeline attack on Iran as oil routes narrow — Sep 14, 2026After drones shut a Saudi bypass line and a projectile hit a Hormuz vessel, President Trump said Iran was probably responsible, as Houthi gains and a Saudi plea for help pressed global energy supply.

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Dana Whitfield Trump is right that Iran likely backs these strikes on Saudi oil lines, but direct proof is still needed before any retaliation.

Utah judge weighs whether Tyler Robinson stands trial for Kirk killing — Aug 31, 2026Across multiple Utah hearings, prosecutors seek to bound Tyler Robinson’s case for trial on aggravated murder with the death-penalty option still on the table, and judges are expected to keep that possibility as the proceedings move forward. Legal experts note the preliminary phases hinge on probable-cause findings, surveillance footage, and witness testimony, with rulings anticipated on whether the case advances toward trial and potential pleas.

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Jake Lang arrested amid Minneapolis protest — Aug 22, 2026Far-right activist Jake Lang was arrested on probable-cause riot charges after two vehicles he was with drove onto the sidewalk toward a crowd outside Minneapolis City Hall during a protest, with additional arrests reported and injuries among officers and a civilian. Lang, who was pardoned by President Trump in January 2025 after his Jan. 6 involvement, has remained active in political circles.

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Trump Says He Will ‘Probably Not’ Seek Third Term — Aug 5, 2025President Donald Trump said he will “probably not” seek another term as president. The 79-year-old was asked his intention Tuesday on CNBC’s “Squawk Box,” The Hill reported. “No, probably not,” Trump said when asked…

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EACC arrests Kangema magistrate, probation officer over bribery in criminal case — Jul 22, 2026The Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission arrested Senior Principal Magistrate Martin Kinyua Mutegi and Principal Probation Officer Julius Irungu Njogu in Kangema for allegedly soliciting and receiving a 150,000 shilling bribe to influence a criminal case, tied to a litigant due for sentencing in July 2026. The undercover operation at a Kangema restaurant highlights graft vulnerabilities in the lower judiciary and coincides with wider tensions between lawyers and the judiciary.

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Paul Wade diagnosed with probable CTE — Jul 22, 2026Paul Wade, a former Socceroos captain, has disclosed a probable diagnosis of chronic traumatic encephalopathy after an earlier suspected diagnosis in 2024, using his disclosure to raise awareness of concussion and long-term brain health in football. Neurologists and experts, including Rowena Mobbs, are urging tighter concussion policies and a reduction in heading for youth players, with Wade’s case echoing broader calls in Australia for better player protection and support systems.

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