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The Supreme Court voted 6-3 to pause a Massachusetts judge’s order blocking the Trump administration’s deportations of illegal aliens to third countries, and agreed to hear the case in December.
A makeup artist who built a business glamming up NFL wives and girlfriends has expanded to college football, doing pre-game makeup for players’ girlfriends at Ohio State and Penn State.
Resurfaced podcast remarks show Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed once called anti-fentanyl dealer laws “draconian” and backed supervised drug consumption sites, as his campaign faces scrutiny over millions in outside PAC spending.
Pima County and FBI investigators say they are reviewing a possible new ransom note in the six-month-old disappearance of Nancy Guthrie, though a law enforcement source says no new note is currently seen as credible.
Court records show an Oxford vape store clerk warned a confidential informant that “people were dying” from kratom pills sold there, after two Ole Miss students were found dead with similar kratom products nearby.
Amazon is offering a 39% discount on the Garmin vívoactive 5 smartwatch ahead of its October Prime Big Deal Days sale, running Oct. 6-7, 2026.
War Secretary Pete Hegseth is expected to announce a doubled, 20 percent cut to the ranks of generals and admirals during a Wednesday address in Quantico, Virginia, while also facing scrutiny over a new Pentagon directive on election security.
Ada County, Idaho investigators say a man who died by suicide in a Boise church in December 1982 may have been the perpetrator of the 1982 Tylenol cyanide murders in Chicago, a case that has never been officially solved.
Virginia’s Question 1 Would Enshrine Abortion Right With No Parental-Consent Carve-Out, Critics Warn
Virginia’s Question 1 ballot summary describes limited protections for reproductive decisions, but the American Center for Law and Justice says the underlying constitutional text omits parental-rights protections and narrows the state’s ability to restrict third-trimester abortion.
A Rutgers women’s rugby club has renamed itself “Rutgers Womxn’s Rugby” to signal trans inclusion, a move that lands amid a federal push to enforce Title IX along strict biological-sex lines.