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Five questions after an ejection: Enes Kanter Freedom takes dispute to the WNBA commissioner
The Western Journal reports the former NBA player was ejected from a Chicago Sky game after a quarrel with a player; he now has five questions for the league’s commissioner.
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DOJ Threatens San Jose Over $1,591 Concealed Carry Fee…
Assistant Attorney General Harmeet Dhillon warned San Jose officials that the Justice Department may sue unless the city addresses what she called an unconstitutional cost barrier for concealed carry applicants.
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Podcaster Jennifer Welch Called Christian Trump Voters a ‘Cancer’ — and Republicans Are Seizing….
The “I’ve Had It” co-host criticized Christians who support a Vance-backed health care fraud effort, calling them hypocrites and a “cancer in our country.”
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Grand Jury Ends Criminal Probe Into Nolan Wells’ Drowning — But Leaves One Door Open
A Jackson County grand jury found the 18-year-old’s death was consistent with drowning after reviewing witness testimony, evidence and claims that fueled online speculation.
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Hollywood’s New Oath Video Just Reopened an Old Political Fight
A short Constitution Day video featuring Jamie Lee Curtis, Robert De Niro, Noah Wyle and others has renewed criticism of celebrity-driven political campaigns ahead of the midterms.
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TV Networks Halt White House Pool Coverage After Trump Bars CNN, Politico and MS NOW
After President Trump revoked credentials for CNN, Politico and MS NOW, major TV networks said they would suspend White House pool coverage, setting up a clash over access, press rights and who controls the flow of official news.
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How Congress Could Force a New Fight Over Birthright Citizenship
In a Federalist Society webinar reported by The Center Square, Judge Steven Menashi and America First Legal’s Gene Hamilton described ways Congress could set up a new court fight over birthright citizenship following a June Supreme Court ruling.
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‘Drop the mic’ in 2026? WNBA commissioner plans exit as courtside lawsuit and Caitlin Clark flashpoints crowd the spotlight
Cathy Engelbert told the Associated Press she’ll retire at the end of 2026 after leading the WNBA through expansion, a new CBA, and media deals—while outside controversies and a courtside lawsuit seize attention.
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Officials: $3,000 tip pays off as Cedar Park police arrest Illegal tied to child-sex-assault warrant
Cedar Park officers arrested 24-year-old Fermin Alejandro Calles Garcia after a September tip, according to Texas DPS. A Travis County warrant lists sexual assault of a child, stalking, and misdemeanor assault charges.
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Report: Treasury to Triple Bond Buybacks to $6B—Yet Yields Jump
A sourced account describes a larger long‑bond buyback, rising yields, and a debate over whether it’s “market plumbing” or an attempted price defense—along with contested precious‑metals moves.
