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Editor-in-chief Erik Slavin, publisher Max Lederer, and reporter Lara Korte filed suit in US District CourtThe three Stars and Stripes staffers who were fired last week over alleged insubordination have filed a lawsuit against the Pentagon over their terminations, alleging they are facing "imminent retaliation and termination in violation of their First Amendment and statutory rights."

Fired Stars and Stripes staffers sue Pentagon, allege retaliation and First Amendment violation

CHICAGO (AP) — A beluga whale died days after it was transported hundreds of miles to a Chicago aquarium from a shuttered Ontario park as part of an ongoing effort to rescue Canada’s last captive whales.The whale, a 23-year-old female named Peekachu, died suddenly Tuesday as caretakers tried to rehydrate her, Chicago’s Shedd Aquarium said in a news release.

Beluga whale dies at Chicago aquarium days after coming from Canada park in rescue effort

Trump renames Lake Ontario: 'Now all we need is an ocean'; Dem Senator: Trump spends time 'on stupid things'President Trump signed an executive order that he says will immediately change the name of Lake Ontario to Lake America. Now, he's publicly considering renaming the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans.

Trump renames Lake Ontario: ‘Now all we need is an ocean’; Dem Senator: Trump spends time ‘on stupid things’

The Food and Drug Administration approved updated COVID-19 vaccines on Thursday for people at higher risk, clearing the way for manufacturers to begin shipping them to pharmacies and physicians’ offices.The agency greenlit new formulations of the mRNA vaccines from Pfizer-BioNTech and Moderna, the companies said.

FDA approves new COVID-19 shots

Wyoming Republican Gov. Mark Gordon expressed concern Wednesday over how election observers from the U.S. Justice Department observed the state’s primaries last week, saying it was “aggressive” and “irregular.”“It sounded like the behavior of the observers was a bit aggressive,” he said at a state canvassing board meeting Wednesday.

Wyoming’s Republican governor raises concerns over ‘aggressive’ DOJ election monitors

A U.K. mom was told her unborn son was healthy, but she couldn't ignore a feeling that something had changed.Ellie O’Reilly was 18 years old and 38 weeks pregnant when she began experiencing reduced fetal movements."My biggest concern was that his movements had completely slowed down, felt less prominent, and the pattern had changed entirely," O’Reilly told Newsweek.

Doctors Said Her Baby Was Healthy. His Mom Knew Something Was Very Wrong

The former Cowboys quarterback was also cited for unsafe passing and possessing open intoxicants inside his vehicleFormer Dallas Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo made headlines in July when he was arrested on charges of allegedly operating a vehicle while intoxicated. Romo was stopped on a highway, then did not perform well when given field sobriety tests by police.

Tony Romo hit with several new citations after OWI arrest, further jeopardizing return to NFL broadcasts

(The Hill) — A federal judge in Boston has again blocked the Trump administration from moving forward with new mail-in voting restrictions ahead of the November midterms.Judge Indira Talwani ruled Thursday night that a group of blue states and private voting rights groups were likely to succeed in their claims that the U.S.

Federal judge again issues temporarily block on mail-in voting restrictions

Meta's agreement to settle a federal social media addiction case involving a coalition of state attorneys general doesn't clear the company of ongoing litigation."It's a floor conceptually, not a ceiling," said California AG Rob Bonta, who co-led the case against Meta.

After Meta's landmark settlement with state AGs, legal headaches remain

After OpenAI models broke out of containment and hacked into another AI company last month, OpenAI announced it would allow independent investigators to conduct an analysis of what went wrong.On Wednesday, investigators from non-profits Redwood Research and METR published their findings, unveiling new details about how the models decided to cheat at their assigned tasks and attempted to cover their tracks.

OpenAI’s Models Went Rogue. Investigating Them Required More AI

NTSB report reveals radio transmissions were unreadable due to inadequate line-of-sight coverage from the EllipseMarine One’s crew made repeated but unsuccessful attempts to notify Reagan National Airport that President Donald Trump’s helicopter was preparing to depart on Aug. 4 before it flew near a commercial passenger jet, according to a preliminary federal report released Thursday.

Trump helicopter’s radio warnings went unheard before close call with passenger jet, report says

Lindsay Clancy’s murder trial is now in the hands of a juryLindsay Clancy's murder trial is in the hands of a jury after a month of searing testimony about the deaths of her three children in 2023 and the psychiatric problems she experienced before she killed them.

What to know about the Lindsay Clancy murder trial

$10 million from a Medicaid settlement found its way into a charity tied to the wife of Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis. Despite what a grand jury called a clear misappropriation of funds, no criminal charges are being filed. CBS News Miami investigative reporter Jim DeFede has the details.

DeSantis administration misappropriated $10 million in "sophisticated scheme," grand jury says

Every month, I collect photos from around the interwebs that are creepy, confusing, interesting, or simply stop me in my tracks and make me think, huh! From the perplexing to the downright fascinating, here are 36 photos that, lowkey, I feel like I reallllllllly wasn't meant to see:

36 Photos I Really, Really, Really, Really, Really, Really, Really, Really, Really, Really, Really, Really, Really, Really, Really, Really, Really, Really, Really Feel Like I Wasn’t Supposed To See

A woman has revealed how an evening jog left her in the emergency room followed by weeks of medical treatment.Sophia Coe, 25, made the decision to go out for a jog around Edwin Warner Park in Nashville, Tennessee in early August. It was around 7:30 p.m. at the time and the sun was setting, so Coe wanted to finish her run before it got too dark.

Woman Feels Something Bite Leg During Run, Horror at What She Realizes Next

Video circulating on social media shows the girl surrounded and hit by kids she did not knowTOLEDO, Ohio (WTVG) - A video showing a 10-year-old girl surrounded and beaten by a group of kids she didn’t know is circulating on social media. The girl’s mother is speaking out after the Sunday incident near the Honorable Myron Duhart Park.

10-year-old girl beat up by group of kids in Toledo, mother seeks charge

A 9-month time frame may not feel like a long time, but when it comes to your personal finances, it can represent major change. Over the next nine months there will be multiple unemployment and inflation reports released, a series of Federal Reserve meetings to determine interest rate policy and possible new changes to the makeup of Congress, all of which will impact your wallet in both predictable and unexpected ways.

How much interest can a $50,000 9-month CD account earn now?

Will Cain and ex-DNC Chair Jaime Harrison had bickered ferociously until the Fox News host cut him off to end the conversation.Fox News’ Will Cain on Wednesday apologized to ex-DNC chair Jaime Harrison after their combative interview a day earlier led the host to pull the plug on his guest.

An Epic Blowup On Fox News Takes Unexpected Turn In The Aftermath

A surveillance camera captured a home daycare employee physically harming two children, including by putting wet wipes into their mouths and “slamming” one of them on a changing table, according to police.Samantha Pearson was changing the children’s diapers when she pushed wipes into their mouths “to get them to stop crying” at a home in Moore, Oklahoma, on June 26, according to an affidavit obtained by KOCO-TV.

Camera Catches Daycare Worker Putting Wet Wipes in Kids’ Mouths, ‘Slamming’ Child On Table, Says Cops

ITALY has unleashed an army of 130,000 killer octopuses to wipe out a devastating invasion of blue crab.This extreme method of pest control has seen tens of thousands of the tentacled creature released into the sea.They are targeting a burgeoning population of blue crab which were accidentally introduced to the Italian coast decades ago.

Army of 130,000 killer octopuses unleashed to wipe out invasion of blue crabs wreaking havoc on Italian coast

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Search and rescue teams are confronting several logistical challenges, including muddy conditions, as they look for survivors along the Nepal-Tibet border. Niranjan Shrestha / APA confluence of factors is complicating rescue and relief operations in the mudslide-devastated valleys and villages along the border of Nepal and China’s Tibet region, where hundreds have been killed.

The factors hampering Nepal-Tibet flood rescue efforts

The ruling halts USPS restrictions for two weeks, but an appeal could send the case back to the Supreme CourtA federal judge on Thursday again blocked President Donald Trump's executive order limiting mail-in voting, halting the directive, at least for now, for a second time with only about a week before the first mail ballots are expected to be sent out for the upcoming midterm elections.

Federal judge again blocks Trump's mail ballot order just before midterms

A federal judge has ruled in favor of artificial intelligence company Anthropic in its legal battle against the Pentagon after the government labeled the company as a supply chain risk earlier this year.U.S. District Judge Rita Lin issued a written order Thursday night that the Pentagon acted illegally by punishing the AI company for its criticism of the Department of Defense's views on AI use.

Judge says Pentagon's measures against Anthropic were 'illegal and baseless'

Air traffic controllers at Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport again had difficulty communicating by radio with President Donald Trump’s helicopter as it prepared to depart the White House on Thursday, relying on other helicopters in the air to relay messages to Marine One, according to air traffic control audio reviewed by CNN.

Trump’s Marine One again struggles to communicate with air traffic control before takeoff after similar incident this month

CNN has apologized for mistakenly airing a photo of a Dolly Parton impersonator while covering the death of the "Queen of Country."During the 11 p.m. ET hour of the Aug. 25 evening broadcast of "Laura Coates Live," a photo meant to show Parton, who died the same day at age 80, was actually of Las Vegas entertainer Kelly Vohnn.

CNN apologizes for mistakenly airing photo of Dolly Parton impersonator

People watch the partial lunar eclipse across the Americas and Europe. According to NASA, about 96% of the Moon will pass through Earth’s umbra, falling just short of a total lunar eclipse. ____ This is a photo gallery curated by AP photo editors.

A lunar eclipse lights up skies across the Americas. in photos

A federal judge in Boston has temporarily blocked the US Postal Service from carrying out a plan, issued under an executive order from President Trump, that could limit mail voting.Democratic states and voter advocacy groups challenging the recently released USPS rules were granted a temporary restraining order for two weeks late Thursday night.

Judge pauses US Postal Service plan to implement Trump’s new mail voting restrictions

DINERS heading out for a meal could soon find a new notice waiting for them before they even step through the door.A proposed rule would force certain restaurants to spell out their entry requirements upfront as officials crack down on what they call “velvet rope discrimination”.