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The Daily Beast

George Santos Receives Lifetime Ban from Kalshi Betting Platform

George Santos has received a lifetime ban from the betting platform Kalshi, becoming the first individual to be banned for such a duration. This follows his conviction for fraud and allegations of improper trading related to events he could influence. Santos has also been penalized $71,356 and banned from trading on all platforms for three years.

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New York Post

Barry Hankerson Blames Son for Aaliyah's Plane Crash in Lawsuit Over Music Rights

Barry Hankerson has alleged that his son, Jomo Hankerson, is responsible for the plane crash that killed Aaliyah 25 years ago, claiming Jomo failed to coordinate her travel properly. This allegation is part of a lawsuit regarding music rights, where Jomo is seeking compensation for funds he claims he is owed. Aaliyah and seven others died in the crash, which was caused by an unauthorized pilot under the influence.

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BBC — World

D4vd's Lawyers Withdraw from Murder Case, Public Defender Appointed

D4vd, a US musician, has had his celebrity lawyers withdraw from his murder case, leading to the appointment of a public defender. He is charged with the murder of 14-year-old Celeste Rivas Hernandez, whose remains were found in a vehicle registered to him. A pre-trial hearing is set for October 19, and the case may face delays due to the change in legal representation.

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Daily Wire

Mexican Drug Cartels Target Internet Influencers

Mexican drug cartels have increasingly targeted internet influencers, resulting in multiple deaths, including that of TikTok influencer Cesar Gastelum during a live broadcast. Reports indicate that approximately 20 influencers have been killed in similar circumstances since 2024, with many incidents concentrated in Sinaloa. Analysts suggest that influencers are caught in the violent power struggles between rival factions of the Sinaloa Cartel.

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Washington Post — Politics

Judge orders forced feeding of accused National Guard shooter

A judge has ordered the forced feeding of Rahmanullah Lakanwal, who is accused of fatally shooting a National Guard troop and injuring another in Washington, D.C. Lakanwal has been refusing food and water as he awaits trial.

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Daily Mail

Seven Arrested on Suspicion of Murder After Newborn Found Dead in Sheffield

Seven individuals have been arrested on suspicion of murder after a newborn was found dead in a home in Sheffield. Police responded to the scene early Sunday morning, where the baby was pronounced dead despite paramedic efforts. Authorities are urging the public to avoid speculation as the investigation continues.

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Deutsche Welle

Police Investigate Shots Fired at Cafe in Cologne

Police in Cologne are investigating reports of shots fired at a cafe early on August 31, with no casualties reported. Authorities are searching for a lone male suspect and have cordoned off several roads in the area. Separately, police in Bonn are investigating a car wreck found in the Rhine River, which contained human bones.

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Fox News — Latest

North Carolina Mother Plans Insanity Defense in Murder Case

Andrea Faust, a North Carolina mother, is facing murder charges and plans to use an insanity defense. Her case has drawn parallels to Lindsay Clancy's trial, with discussions about the implications of postpartum mental health issues in legal defenses. Faust's attorney highlighted the societal neglect of women's mental health and the need for better treatment options.

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New York Post

New Mexico man arrested for alleged murder of cousin during argument over enchiladas

Ervin Joaquin Gutierrez, 22, has been arrested for allegedly murdering his cousin Nathaniel Cavazos, 25, during a dispute over enchiladas in Albuquerque, New Mexico. The incident escalated from a verbal argument to a physical confrontation, culminating in Gutierrez allegedly shooting Cavazos in the back. He was taken into custody and charged with an open count of murder.

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Daily Mail

Police Chief Discusses Impact of PC Andrew Harper's Case on Family and Criminal Justice System

Thames Valley Police Chief Jason Hogg addressed the emotional impact on PC Andrew Harper's family following their campaign against the release of his killers, who will now remain in prison. He expressed concerns about the broader implications of government plans to reduce prison populations and the challenges facing the criminal justice system, which he described as being in crisis. Harper's family has experienced significant trauma during this process, according to Hogg.

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Daily Mail

Middlesbrough Mayor Defends Police Efforts Amid Gang Violence

Middlesbrough Mayor Chris Cooke defended local police efforts amid rising gang violence, asserting that the town is not 'lawless'. He noted a reduction in crime rates and emphasized the importance of youth programs to address underlying issues. The recent violence includes a fatal crash that claimed the lives of two police officers and five youths, along with several related incidents.

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Fox News — Latest

Family files lawsuit after 6-year-old girl dies from badminton racket incident

The family of a 6-year-old girl who died after a badminton racket malfunction is suing Franklin Sports for wrongful death and product liability. The lawsuit claims the racket was defective and alleges that the company failed to warn consumers about potential risks. The incident occurred during a family vacation in Maine on June 1, 2024.

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The Hill

DHS denies allegations of mistreatment in ICE detention facilities

The Department of Homeland Security has denied allegations of mistreatment of migrants in ICE detention facilities, responding to a report from The New York Times. DHS characterized the claims as false and suggested that the media is eager for such allegations to be substantiated.

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New York Post

Former Teacher Banned for Providing Student with Hidden Camera Pen

Matthew Udall, a former teacher in Warwickshire, has been banned from teaching for giving a student a pen with a hidden camera and instructing her to change clothes before using it. He pleaded guilty to related charges and received a 31-month prison sentence. The Teaching Regulation Agency's report highlighted the sexually motivated nature of his actions.

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New York Post

Daejon Love Allegedly Posed as NFL Player in Romance Scheme

Daejon Love, accused of posing as a 49ers player in a $1.3 million romance scheme, was seen in a video wearing Rams gear while claiming to play for the team. Federal prosecutors allege he misled women through dating apps, presenting himself as an NFL player or wealthy investor, and received significant funds from victims. Both Love and his alleged accomplice have not been convicted of the charges.

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New York Post

Ohio Man Sentenced for Poaching and Ordered to Apologize on TikTok

Carter Hickey, a 21-year-old from Ohio, has been sentenced for poaching after pleading guilty to 17 wildlife crimes, including the illegal possession of 115 pounds of turkey meat. He was ordered to pay $35,000 in fines, serve 15 months in jail, and post an apology on TikTok as part of his punishment.

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PBS NewsHour

Shooting at rave in Switzerland results in one death and five injuries

A shooting at a rave in Aarau, Switzerland, resulted in one death and five injuries early Sunday. A 22-year-old woman died at the scene, while four others were hospitalized. Authorities are searching for suspects and have ruled out ongoing threats to the public.

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Daily Mail

Sons of PC Matthew Blades Serve as Mascots for Manchester United Match Following Father's Death

The sons of PC Matthew Blades, who died in an A66 crash, served as mascots for Manchester United during a match against Ipswich Town. The tribute followed a minute's applause for the officers, who died in an incident linked to organized crime. The police commissioner had previously raised concerns about funding and public safety in Middlesbrough.

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New York Post

Former TV Executive Mary Carole McDonnell Indicted for Fraud, Currently Wanted by FBI

Mary Carole McDonnell, former CEO of Bellum Entertainment, is wanted by the FBI for alleged bank fraud and identity theft, having reportedly fled to Dubai. She is accused of fabricating documents to secure a $15 million loan from Banc of California and defrauding other institutions of over $15 million. Antonio Sabato Jr., a former host of a Bellum show, expressed surprise at the allegations and noted the impact of the situation on the company's financial troubles.

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