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49ers' Keion White has surgery after being shot in ankle in S.F.

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49ers' Keion White has surgery after being shot in ankle in S.F.

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Keion White, a 49ers defensive lineman, underwent ankle surgery after being shot early Monday in San Francisco, with doctors treating non-life-threatening injuries.
San Francisco police opened a formal probe into the shooting, indicating an active investigation into the incident that wounded White.
AP News notes the incident occurred hours after the Super Bowl at Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara, with White treated at a local hospital for ankle injuries.

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Republican Governor Hopeful Suspends Campaign After Daughter Dies

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Republican Governor Hopeful Suspends Campaign After Daughter Dies

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Hallie Tobler, 22, was dead from multiple stab wounds inside her apartment, prompting a murder investigation and drawing national attention to the case.
The daughter of a Minnesota gubernatorial candidate was killed Friday in an apparent murdered suicide involving her husband.
Jeff Johnson, a Republican and former St. Cloud City Council member, left the race after his daughter, Hallie Tobler, was stabbed on Saturday.

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Epstein Files Expose the Depths of the Art World's Rot

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Epstein Files Expose the Depths of the Art World's Rot

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EU and US fallout from Epstein files grows as art-world donors face scrutiny over potential conflicts of interest in major cultural institutions.
Analysis notes that US reckoning slows while Europe moves faster on Epstein-linked accountability in donor networks and funding.
Experts urge arts leaders to reject tainted gifts and seek civic-minded donors to align funding with public values.

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US military launches deadly strike on drug-trafficking vessel in the Pacific, leaving 2 dead and 1 survivor

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US military launches deadly strike on drug-trafficking vessel in the Pacific, leaving 2 dead and 1 survivor

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The U.S. military launched a lethal strike on a suspected drug-trafficking boat in the eastern Pacific Ocean, killing two people and leaving a single survivor.
Two narco-terrorists were killed and one survived the strike, aligning with a broader pattern of U.S. strikes against narco-trafficking vessels in the region.
A video still from the X account of U.S Southern Command shows a vessel in the eastern Pacific before it was struck.

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Epstein Island Visitor Howard Lutnick Still Has His Job In Trump's Cabinet

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Epstein Island Visitor Howard Lutnick Still Has His Job In Trump's Cabinet

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Lutnick testifies before a Senate panel about past ties to Epstein amid new DOJ files showing a 2012 visit to Epstein’s island.
Documents indicate Lutnick discussed travel to Little St. James in 2012, contradicting prior statements of cutting ties.
Lutnick described the island trip as a family vacation with his wife, four children, and nannies on board.
Senate scrutiny intensified as lawmakers pressed Lutnick to explain discrepancies between statements and DOJ documents.
Democrats urged Lutnick to resign, citing ongoing concerns over Epstein-related disclosures.
Lutnick maintained he did not engage in wrongdoing, while acknowledging social and business contact with Epstein.
The revelations tie Lutnick’s actions to broader questions about White House vetting of advisers and Epstein’s circle.
Lutnick faced questions about earlier remarks claiming he cut ties with Epstein, which were contradicted by DOJ documents.
The episode occurs as Epstein-related investigations continue to cast a shadow over political allies.
Lutnick argued the White House would stay focused on delivering for the American people, despite the controversy.

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Barnsley drug dealer rigged properties with ‘Home Alone’ booby traps

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Barnsley drug dealer rigged properties with ‘Home Alone’ booby traps

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A drug dealer who rigged his house with booby-traps after being inspired by the Christmas classic Home Alone has been jailed for seven years.
Around 100 homes in Grimethorpe, a former pit village in South Yorkshire, had to be evacuated in May 2024 as police searched three neighbouring houses connected to Claughton and his ex-wife.
The Home Alone fan was caught when Border Force found a package of imitation firearms addressed to his ex-wife at Heathrow Airport.

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“[They] Have No Permits For It”: Neighbors Built Illegal House On This Person’s Newly Bought Land

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“[They] Have No Permits For It”: Neighbors Built Illegal House On This Person’s Newly Bought Land

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A California owner discovers a neighbor’s house partially sits on their land, prompting a legal dispute.
The structure is reportedly unpermitted, raising liability and enforcement questions for all parties.
Experts urge obtaining a professional land survey to define boundaries and guide next steps.
The case underscores the risk of acquiring real estate without verifying permits and boundaries.
Legal action may involve building permit violations and potential damages tied to property boundaries.
The owners are advised to consult a lawyer and obtain a formal survey to assess risks and remedies.
The assessor’s findings indicate a dispute that could affect ownership and future use of the property.
The report notes the issue is visible on Google Maps, but not in official registers.
Commenters emphasize immediate legal steps including surveying and possible action against squatters.

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Right-wing pundits accused of coordinated campaign to excuse Epstein pals

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Right-wing pundits accused of coordinated campaign to excuse Epstein pals

Rawstory.com

Trump-aligned commentators portray Epstein disclosures as a moral panic to minimize accountability.
Marcella Szablewicz says a coordinated campaign labels Epstein files as disproportionate concern.
Quillette’s Claire Lehmann and others are cited as dismissing the Epstein files as overreaction.
Szablewicz argues the term panic defends the status quo rather than reflecting truth.
The article notes some investigations and FBI tips may require further explanation.
Szablewicz stresses demanding more answers is not the same as a moral panic.
The piece references Epstein’s broad ties to Trump and his associates as a context for the debate.
Szablewicz frames moral panic as a tool to police the status quo amid reactions to Epstein files.
The Raw Story article includes multiple voices debating the response to Epstein revelations.
The report underscores a broader media strategy around Epstein and political power.

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Afghan asylum seeker guilty of abducting and raping girl, 12

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crime58m ago

Afghan asylum seeker guilty of abducting and raping girl, 12

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Ahmad Mulakhil, a 23-year-old Afghan asylum seeker, was convicted of rape and two counts of sexual assault against a 12-year-old in Nuneaton.
Mulakhil was found guilty of rape, two counts of sexual assault, kidnapping, and taking an indecent video of the victim.
The case involved a doorbell camera showing Mulakhil with the victim and his use of a Home Office payment card to buy Red Bull after the attack.
A co-defendant, Mohammad Kabir, was acquitted of several charges in the same proceedings.
The jury's verdicts followed a trial at Warwick Crown Court last February.
The attack led to protests and scrutiny of immigration status disclosures by police and officials.
The Home Office faced debate over asylum seeker accommodations and the use of payment cards in related cases.
Mulakhil faces a substantial custodial sentence and potential deportation after sentencing.
Officials highlighted that immigration status is not routinely disclosed by police in such cases.
The case drew attention to how asylum seekers are housed and monitored in the UK.

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Pasadena fire captain sexually abused children for more than two decades, prosecutors allege

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crime27m ago

Pasadena fire captain sexually abused children for more than two decades, prosecutors allege

Latimes.com

Ramstead faces nine felony counts of lewd acts with a child, with alleged abuse spanning more than two decades.
The suspect is 47 years old and is held without bail as the case moves forward in L.A. County.
Prosecutors say the alleged abuse occurred from 2003 to 2025, some while Ramstead was off duty.
Ramstead was promoted to captain in 2016 after years with the Pasadena Fire Department.
Authorities urge potential additional victims or witnesses to come forward to aid the case.
Ramstead is on administrative leave as investigators continue the probe.
Los Angeles County District Attorney Nathan Hochman condemned the alleged conduct and stressed accountability.
The court schedule includes a bail review hearing set for Friday following the arrest.
The case remains under investigation with investigators seeking more information from potential witnesses.
The Pasadena Fire Department stated the alleged incidents occurred while Ramstead was off duty.

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