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Brewers Set Franchise Record With 98th Win
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The Milwaukee Brewers set a franchise-record with their 98th win by shutting out the Baltimore Orioles 3-0 to complete a sweep and secure the NL Central while holding the majors' best record. William Contreras homered, Cooper Pratt drove in two, Jackson Chourio joined the 20-20-20 club to start his career, and Trevor Megill earned the save as Jacob Misiorowski worked a brief, workload-managed start.
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Chourio hitting the 20-20-20 mark so early is a big reason this team keeps breaking records.
Courts Broaden Fifth-Year Eligibility Disputes
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— Aug 19, 2026
A wave of lawsuits against the NCAA has yielded temporary restraining orders allowing former college players to pursue a fifth year of eligibility or transfer for the 2026 season, with examples spanning UNM, LSU, Ole Miss and other programs. Notable players include Luke Drzewiecki, Jack Pyburn and several Ole Miss alums such as Dae’Quan Wright, Zxavian Harris and Wydett Williams, as part of a coordinated effort alleging the NCAA breached its covenant of good faith by denying the fifth year while others are allowed to pursue it.
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Virginia Removes Three Confederate Statues; $150,000 Funded
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— Aug 28, 2026
The last three Confederate statues—Thomas J. Jackson, William “Extra Billy” Smith, and Dr. Hunter Holmes McGuire—were removed from Capitol Square in Richmond under a budget-driven plan, with the statues gifted to the Shenandoah Valley Battlefields Foundation to be preserved off public display. The removals mark the final consolidation of state-owned Confederate monuments on non-museum display in the city, carried out after legislative and budget actions by the General Assembly.
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Jacksonville bar shooting over pool dispute leaves victim wounded; two arrested
World
— Jul 23, 2026
Two Jacksonville shootings dominate the latest safety crimes: a May pool-table dispute at New Neighborhood Tavern led to a bar shooting with two suspects, Dennis Williams and Antoinette Upshaw, in custody, and a separate Westside domestic dispute left multiple roommates shot, with two men dead and the alleged shooter dead by an apparent self-inflicted gunshot in what investigators describe as a domestic murder‑suicide. Additional reporting confirms another domestic incident on the Westside resulted in one dead and two injured with the shooter later taking his own life, underscoring a troubling pattern of bar and domestic gun violence in the area.
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Trump EPA Moves To Let New Hampshire Scrap Car Emissions Tests As Public Comments Close Friday
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