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Bryan Kohberger Case: New Crime Scene Files and Photos May Soon Become Public
Sealed documents in the Bryan Kohberger case, including graphic evidence and insights into his behavior, may soon be released. Kohberger, recently sentenced for killing four University of Idaho students, drew widespread attention for both the crime itself and the vast, secret investigation records. Legal experts expect more details to surface now that sentencing is final.
Akshay Bhatia Sets Pace With Stunning 62 at FedEx St. Jude Championship Opener
Akshay Bhatia fired a career-best 62 to lead the FedEx St. Jude Championship, the first round of the PGA Tour FedEx Cup Playoffs. His hot finish and mental approach put him on top, trailed by Tommy Fleetwood and with Scottie Scheffler further behind. The first playoff event decides who stays in the race.
Jannik Sinner Says Elbow Healed but May Stick With Sleeve for Extra Edge
Jannik Sinner, fresh off his Wimbledon win and back on court at the Cincinnati Open, said his elbow has fully healed but he might keep wearing his now-famous sleeve for comfort and performance reasons, not just protection.
Victoria Mboko’s Breakout Year: Canadian Teen Storms into NBO Semifinals
Victoria Mboko, just 18 and already shaking up the tennis scene, has charged into the National Bank Open semifinals. She began the season ranked far outside the top 300 but has rapidly risen with a stellar 33-3 record, multiple international ITF titles, and strong Grand Slam showings. Canadian fans are rallying behind this new sensation as she moves towards a spot in tennis history.
Phoenix Mercury’s 2023 Draft: Forwards Destiny Harden and Kadi Sissoko Highlight Strategic Shift
The Phoenix Mercury targeted frontcourt depth in the 2023 WNBA Draft, picking Destiny Harden and Kadi Sissoko in the third round. Harden didn't make the season roster, while Sissoko played every game before being waived the next year. Mercury's approach shifted to selecting guards in the 2024 draft, continuing their search for the right roster mix.
Brad Pitt’s Mother Jane Etta Pitt Dies at 84: Family, Legacy, and Stories Beyond the Spotlight
Jane Etta Pitt, Brad Pitt’s mother and beloved Springfield teacher, passed away at 84. Known for her warmth and charity, she co-founded a pediatric cancer center, shaped family traditions, and left a legacy of kindness. Her family, including Brad Pitt, mourn her deeply.
Library of Congress Coding Blunder Temporarily Erased Vital Parts of U.S. Constitution Online
A coding error made major sections of the U.S. Constitution vanish from the Library of Congress website for days. The missing content, including the Habeas Corpus clause, was restored after outcry and political scrutiny. The issue arose as website administrators included new Supreme Court analyses.
Stephen Miller Sparks Outrage with Attack on Habeas Corpus and Push for Executive Power
Stephen Miller, known for his extreme immigration views under Trump, has stirred controversy by suggesting that habeas corpus could be suspended during an 'invasion.' His push, backed by lawsuits from America First Legal, targets judicial authority and reflects a wider effort to consolidate executive power and restrict immigration.
Orlando City SC Strengthens Defense with Adrián Marín Signing from Braga
Orlando City SC snapped up Spanish defender Adrián Marín from Portugal’s Braga on a deal through 2026, with an option for 2027, pending visa approval. The seasoned left-back is expected to provide stability for the Lions’ back line as they push forward in their current campaign.
Kelley Mack, 'The Walking Dead' Actress, Dies at 33 After Rare Cancer Battle
Kelley Mack, best known for her role as Addy in The Walking Dead, has died at 33 after a fight with diffuse midline glioma, a rare brain cancer. The Cincinnati-born actress also appeared in Chicago Med and 911, and worked on commercials and voiceovers. Her family will hold memorials in Ohio and Los Angeles.