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Skillet’s John Cooper says church abuse caused depression behind ‘After the Storm’Good News — 1d

Russia, North Korea open first road bridge as analysts warn of military use — 1dMultiple reports confirm Russia and North Korea opened their first road bridge across the Tumen River, linking Russia’s Primorsky region with North Korea and expanding road access for cargo and people. Mishustin called the project historic and said it will boost trade, tourism, and broader strategic ties, while observers note it could enable faster military logistics as part of deeper Moscow-Pyongyang cooperation.

Dana Whitfield Boost trade and tourism" - sure, right up until it's boosting tank columns instead.

Saudi Arabia to grant IAEA expanded nuclear inspections, stopping short of full protocol — 1dThe IAEA is poised to gain enhanced verification and monitoring over Saudi Arabia’s sensitive nuclear activities as part of the US-Saudi civil nuclear cooperation, though Riyadh will not sign the Additional Protocol. The proposed measures would cover uranium conversion, enrichment, and reprocessing and are intended to be very close to, but not equal to, the Additional Protocol, drawing praise for strengthening safeguards while drawing criticism from non-proliferation groups.

Rachel Meyers If Riyadh really has nothing to hide, signing the full protocol costs them nothing. This half-measure just tells me there's a reason they won't.

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Broncos LB Cooper pleads not guilty; trial set — Aug 31, 2026Broncos linebacker Jonathon Cooper pleaded not guilty to multiple domestic-violence charges in Douglas County, with a jury trial set for November 10 and a pretrial hearing on October 30. He remains on the NFL’s Commissioner’s Exempt List and is on paid leave as the league reviews potential discipline while Denver monitors the legal developments and supports him.

Mariners activate Cooper Criswell as bullpen faces late-season squeeze — Aug 31, 2026Cooper Criswell has been activated from the 60-day injured list after a shoulder strain, returning to help Seattle’s bullpen following rehab outings. The club also shuffled the roster by promoting Lazaro Montes and placing Nick Davila on the 15-day IL, with Colt Emerson moved to the 60-day IL as part of the ongoing bullpen and roster adjustments.

Dana Whitfield Montes finally gets his shot, curious to see if the bat translates right away at this level.

Broncos OLB Jonathon Cooper placed on exempt list — Aug 30, 2026The NFL placed Denver Broncos outside linebacker Jonathon Cooper on the commissioner’s exempt list after two June arrests on domestic-violence charges, including second-degree assault and violations of a protection order; he will remain paid but cannot practice or play and will not count toward the 53-man roster while the case proceeds.

FBI investigates alleged sale of 153 million driver's license scans — 2dThe FBI has opened an investigation into a massive theft and sale of millions of driver’s licenses from the United States and Canada, with digital scans being advertised on the dark web service Nexus and tied to the New Orleans–based IDScan.net. Reporting links the breach to a wider identity-verification ecosystem, including travel and rental companies, and notes ongoing investigative scrutiny and cooperation from IDScan.net as authorities probe the source and scope.

Marcus Bell IDScan.net cooperating after the fact doesn't undo the damage. Security should've been baked in before they became a chokepoint for everyone's ID data.

Rubio to Meet Leaders in Colombia, Ecuador and Peru — 1dU.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio began a Latin America tour—visiting Colombia, Ecuador, and Peru—to bolster pro-U.S. governments, deepen security cooperation against narcoterrorism, and discuss reconstruction aid after recent earthquakes, as newly elected right-wing leaders align with Washington. The trip signals a broader push under the Donroe Doctrine to expand American influence, expand trade, and coordinate military and counter-narcotics actions, despite criticisms of aggressive strikes and human rights concerns.