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Duane Davis convicted in 1996 murder of Tupac Shakur — 2dClosing arguments are set to begin in Las Vegas in the 1996 Tupac Shakur murder case against Duane 'Keffe D' Davis, with prosecutors asserting he orchestrated the killing while his defense maintains his public statements were bravado and not corroborated. Across nine days of testimony, prosecutors highlighted Davis’s own interviews and memoir as key evidence, while the defense argues there is no hard corroborating evidence tying him to the crime or proving he was in Las Vegas that night.

Dana Whitfield Curious how the jury weighs public boasting against actual physical proof. Words matter, but they're not the same as hard evidence.

Charles Kelley marks sobriety milestone with revealing before-and-after post — 1dLady A's Charles Kelley shared a before-and-after look at his sobriety since 2022, crediting his wife Cassie as his primary motivation and noting that not drinking has brought more blessings than just improved health. He described the journey as transformative, discussed the postponement of a Lady A tour in 2022, and indicated that sobriety has influenced his music and perspective, with support from fellow country artists and ongoing openness about his path through interviews.

Tom Gallagher Proud of him for being so open about it. That kind of honesty helps more people than he probably realizes.

Dayton small businesses face rising bankruptcies, MCA riskBusiness — 2dSmall businesses face persistent capital access challenges as traditional lending remains slow, while alternative financing options—such as merchant cash advances, peer-to-peer lending, and invoice financing—offer faster funding but come with trade-offs and evolving terms. Experts urge rigorous verification of first‑party offers, proactive management of business credit, and tools to separate business credit from personal credit to sustain growth.

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Messi retires from Argentina after 2026 World Cup final — 3dLionel Messi announced his retirement from the Argentina national team, ending a 21-year international career that included a 2022 World Cup title and a 2026 runner-up finish. He said he had nothing more to give, thanked teammates and supporters in emotional Instagram posts, and will continue playing club football with Inter Miami.

Trump Pressures Media With FCC Threats Ahead of Midterms — 3dPresident Donald Trump blasted NBC’s Kristen Welker over her portrayal of his endorsement record, vowing to report her to the FCC for ‘rebuke or punishment’ while touting a near-perfect success rate and recent GOP wins as proof of his endorsements’ strength. The pile-on across multiple outlets portrays Trump pressing regulators to scrutinize Welker’s reporting on Meet the Press and endorsing his claim that his record is the strongest in political history.

US-Iran Clashes Escalate as UAE Intercepts Drone — 2dUAE defence authorities said its air force intercepted a drone approaching from Iran over the country’s territorial waters, with air defences remaining on high alert. Iranian military statements meanwhile claimed retaliatory strikes against US bases in the region and vowed to safeguard security around the Strait of Hormuz, signaling escalating regional tensions.

Ukraine's students open fifth school year in bunkers and online classes — 1dAcross Ukraine, the return to school amid Russia’s ongoing invasion is characterized by a heavy shift to remote, hybrid, or basement/underground learning as ballistic missiles and drones keep air-raid alerts frequent in cities like Kyiv, Kharkiv, and Zaporizhzhia. Officials warn of war-inflicted losses—unreachable classrooms, destroyed textbooks, and the looming winter—amid a sprawling, resilient effort to keep education going through shelters, basements, and fortified schools.

Marcus Bell Hard to imagine studying while listening for air raid sirens. Winter is going to make this so much harder for these students.

Whistleblower warns rushed USPS mail ballot system could disrupt 2026 midterms — 1dA whistleblower alleges USPS rushed a new online ballot-mail portal and strict, unforgiving verification system under President Trump’s executive order, risking widespread ballot rejection and potential disenfranchisement in the 2026 midterms. The disclosures drew bipartisan scrutiny from Sen. Blumenthal and legal challenges, even as the White House defends the plan and a federal judge weighs the rollout.

Maya Lindstrom Rushing a brand new ballot portal right before a midterm is asking for chaos. Slow down and get outside auditors on this before it goes live.

Nepal–Tibet Glacier Disaster Kills Over 1,000World — 6dA catastrophic glacier collapse in Nepal’s Langtang region triggered a debris-filled flood that crossed borders, with USGS estimating a mass-movement equivalent to magnitude 5.2 and satellite data confirming the break, highlighting climate-driven glacier instability in the Himalayas. As melting accelerates, authorities warn of downstream deluges, potential upstream lake breaches, and amplified regional vulnerabilities, prompting calls for regional cooperation on climate adaptation and disaster response.

El-Sayed Seeks Cautious Jewish Support in Senate Race — 4dMichigan Senate hopeful Abdul El-Sayed apologized to Jewish Democrats for his March remark that referenced “hurt people hurt people” after a synagogue attack, saying he intended context not justification and expressing regret for any pain caused. He has been engaging with Jewish caucuses to reassure skeptical voters, while also distancing himself from allies like Hasan Piker and facing mixed endorsements in a tightly watched race.

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WHP Global and G-III finalize $925 million deal for Marc Jacobs — 20hWHP Global and G-III Apparel Group have completed the acquisition of Marc Jacobs from LVMH for about $925 million, forming a 50/50 joint venture that co-owns the brand’s IP, with WHP leading licensing and G-III running wholesale, retail and e-commerce, while Marc Jacobs remains founder and creative director. The deal ends LVMH’s nearly three-decade ownership and sets the stage for global expansion and new licenses under a shared management model.

Jared Kim /50 joint ventures always sound great on paper until the two companies disagree on strategy. Hope this one actually works out for the brand.

Markey Defeats Moulton in Mass. Senate Primary — 3dPolls consistently show incumbent Ed Markey leading Rep. Seth Moulton in the Massachusetts Democratic Senate primary, with Emerson College surveys around 60% for Markey and roughly a 30-point lead when undecided voters are factored. The race centers on age and experience, as Markey touts his long tenure and progressive credentials while Moulton emphasizes change, with final weekend campaign stops and high-profile endorsements ahead of Tuesday's vote.

Nepal Glacial Floods Kill Up to 955, Cross-BorderWorld — Aug 26, 2026The monsoon-driven disasters in Nagaland and Assam, along with a major Nepal crisis, underscore how climate change and rapid development are fueling unprecedented floods and landslides that devastate livelihoods, overwhelm infrastructure, and outpace warning systems. Experts say deeper, faster floods and altered rainfall patterns will intensify unless sustainable development, upgraded flood management, and better climate adaptation are implemented across the region.

Wella files for NYSE IPO after swinging back to profit — 2dWella Company, owner of brands such as Wella Professionals, OPI, Clairol and ghd, filed for a U.S. IPO to list on the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker WELA, with Goldman Sachs, BofA Securities, KKR, and J.P. Morgan among the underwriters. The move comes amid sustained revenue growth and profitability improvements, backed by KKR’s majority stake and a global footprint in more than 100 countries.

Tiger Woods plans to change plea in Florida DUI — 21hTiger Woods is slated for a change-of-plea hearing in Martin County, Florida, tied to a March rollover DUI case in which he has so far pleaded not guilty, with prosecutors potentially pursuing a plea agreement and ongoing record subpoenas noted. The hearings come as Woods has previously paused public appearances for treatment and recovery, and new court filings reaffirm the possibility of a plea change amid related charges including DUI, property damage, and refusal to submit to testing.

Sam Okafor Hope he's actually getting help and this isn't just about making the legal problem go away quietly.

Jury convicts Keffe D Davis in Tupac Shakur's 1996 murder, appeal planned — 1dDuane “Keffe D” Davis was found guilty of orchestrating Tupac Shakur’s 1996 murder, a verdict that prosecutors say implicates involvement by others tied to West Coast rap demographics, while Davis seeks an appeal and possible retrieval of seized items ahead of sentencing. The case has drawn renewed attention to alleged conspiracies around Diddy and the broader industry, with Aubrey O’Day arguing that accountability should extend beyond the shooter if evidence links others to the crime.

Maya Lindstrom If prosecutors really think others were involved, why did it take this long to name names.

Wheel of Fortune suspends longtime announcer Jim Thornton amid investigation — 18hJim Thornton, the longtime Wheel of Fortune announcer since 2011, has been suspended by Sony Pictures Television Studios and the show is recasting while a thorough investigation into reported allegations proceeds. Reports describe a May incident on a commercial flight in which a passenger alerted crew and law enforcement met Thornton at Los Angeles International Airport, though Sony has not disclosed specifics.

Marcus Bell Sony recasting so quickly makes it seem like they already know more than they're letting on publicly. Guess we'll find out eventually.

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Capricor investor lawsuit deadline nears amid claims of hidden FDA changes — 2dMultiple firms have filed or announced securities class actions against Capricor Therapeutics over allegations that the company changed its statistical analysis plan for its Duchenne drug Deramiocel without FDA agreement, contributing to a 64% stock drop after July 27 briefing documents were released; lead plaintiff deadlines are set for September 28, 2026. The lawsuits allege false and misleading statements and highlight ongoing regulatory scrutiny as the FDA extended review timelines, with firms urging affected investors to seek appointment as lead plaintiffs.

11 NFL teams to feature male cheerleaders in 2026 season — 1dThe 2026 NFL season is driving a wide range of coverage—from analysts naming breakout rookies and draft implications to the ongoing trend of male cheerleaders on NFL sidelines and roster cutdowns shaping teams. Regional rosters and player movements, including New Mexico-connected veterans and rookies making rosters, plus a spotlight on stars moving to new teams for 2026, illustrate the busy off-season landscape.

Marcus Bell Honestly don't care who's cheering as long as the routines are tight and the game stays the focus.

NuRAN to delist from CSE, keep Nasdaq, as director resigns abruptly — 19hNuRAN Wireless says it has applied to voluntarily delist its common shares from the Canadian Securities Exchange while preserving its Nasdaq listing under the ticker NUR, a move aimed at centralizing liquidity and reducing dual-listing costs as it continues to operate its Network-as-a-Service rural connectivity business in Africa. The announcements also note the resignation of board member Navindran Naidoo, with the expected last CSE trading date around September 4, 2026 and no disruption anticipated to Nasdaq trading.

Maya Lindstrom Rural connectivity in Africa is a solid niche business, hope the listing cleanup lets them focus on actually growing operations instead of paperwork.

FBI Seizes $560,000 in Crypto Donations for Hamas — 22hThe FBI and the Justice Department seized more than $560,000 in cryptocurrency donations intended for Hamas and disrupted the group's online fundraising and recruitment networks by taking control of domains and communication platforms and collecting information on thousands of potential donors. The operation underscores law enforcement's ongoing use of digital takedowns to cut off illicit funding for extremist groups.