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American Idol Leaves Hollywood “American Idol” is leaving Hollywood behind, becoming the latest major television production to move out of Los Angeles as the entertainment industry continues to shift toward states offering more competitive production incentives. American Idol Heads to Georgia The long running singing competition is preparing to relocate production to the Atlanta area

Driverless Vehicle Forces Fire Truck To Back Up During Austin Encounter A Waymo driverless vehicle became involved in a tense encounter with a fire truck after the autonomous car appeared to block the emergency vehicle while firefighters were responding to a fire alarm. The incident happened at a hotel in Austin, Texas, where a fire

Brad Marchand Expected to Spend October Rehabbing Florida Panthers forward Brad Marchand is expected to miss at least the first month of the 2026-27 NHL season as he continues to recover from offseason surgery. Panthers coach Paul Maurice said Thursday, following the team’s first day of training camp, that Marchand will spend the month of

NYC Model Becomes Museum Sensation A hobby that began more than two decades ago has turned into a massive miniature version of New York City that is now drawing visitors at a major museum. Joe Macken, a New York City native and truck driver, has spent the past 20 years building an enormous scale model

Tampa Bay Continues Surge Toward First AL East Title Since 2021 The Tampa Bay Rays continued their push toward an American League East title Thursday, rolling past the Athletics 10-1 for their sixth consecutive victory and opening a five game lead over the second-place New York Yankees. Drew Rasmussen pitched five scoreless innings, while Liam

Patrick Clancy Opens Up About Grief After Mistrial Patrick Clancy, the former husband of Lindsay Clancy, is speaking publicly about the devastating loss of his three children and the emotional toll of the case after Lindsay’s murder trial ended in a mistrial. Patrick is expected to discuss his experience in an interview airing Sunday, September

Pittsburgh Controls the Ground Game in Conference Opener Pittsburgh remained unbeaten Thursday night, using a dominant rushing attack and a strong defensive effort to pull away from Syracuse for a 27-13 victory in the Panthers’ ACC opener. Pitt improved to 3-0 overall and 1-0 in conference play while giving head coach Pat Narduzzi a memorable

Josh Allen Leads Buffalo in Historic Stadium Debut Allen puts his stamp on Buffalo’s new home. The Buffalo Bills officially opened their new $2.1 billion stadium Thursday night, but the building quickly became known for something else: Josh Allen’s house. Allen threw three touchdown passes and ran for two more scores as the Bills defeated

Let Us Count the Reasons Why She is So Newsworthy Nancy Mace is a Republican U.S. representative from South Carolina’s 1st Congressional District, based in the Charleston/Lowcountry area. She has been in Congress since 2021 and is currently serving her third House term. She sits on the Armed Services, Oversight and Government Reform, and Veterans’

From Kampala Street Kids to the World Stage on America’s Got Talent What began with a former Ugandan football player trying to help a handful of children living on the streets of Kampala has grown into one of Uganda’s most recognizable youth dance and acrobatics groups. Hypers Kids Africa, based in Kampala, Uganda, combines high-energy

Florida Mother Accused of Having Sex With Adult Son ‘About 100 Times’ After Domestic Violence Call Exposes Alleged Relationship A routine domestic violence investigation in Polk County took an extraordinary turn after authorities say a Lakeland man told deputies he had been having sex with his biological mother since he was 18, an allegation the

CNN’s AI Coverage Has a Due Diligence Problem And the Fear Machine Is Starting to Look a Lot Like Financial Hype… From “Sentient” Chatbots to Rogue Models and Inflated Benchmarks, the Media Keeps Turning Technical AI Failures Into Bullshit Stories About Machines With Minds of Their Own. – Patrick Zarrelli For years, the artificial intelligence

Fourth Florida Death From “Flesh Eating” Bacteria A fourth person in Florida has died this year after contracting Vibrio vulnificus, a potentially dangerous bacteria that can cause severe infections and is often referred to as “flesh eating” bacteria. According to data from the Florida Department of Health, the state has recorded 21 Vibrio vulnificus cases

Pepsi Plant Closing, 98 Jobs Cut A PepsiCo facility in Cheverly, Maryland, is closing its manufacturing and warehouse operations, resulting in layoffs for 98 of the plant’s 143 employees. The job cuts affect nearly 70% of the facility’s workforce and represent a major change for a plant that has been part of the Cheverly community

Miami-Dade School On Lockdown A Southwest Miami-Dade middle school was placed on lockdown Thursday as law enforcement investigated police activity outside the campus. The situation prompted a precautionary response at the school while authorities worked at the nearby scene. Police Activity Near School Jorge Mas Canosa Middle School was placed on lockdown after police activity

Blue And Brown M&M’s Disappear M&M’s are getting a colorful makeover, but two of the candy’s most recognizable shades are missing from the new lineup. Starting in August 2026, Mars introduced a new version of M&M’s made without artificial dyes. Unlike the familiar bags filled with red, orange, yellow, green, blue and brown candies, the

Uber Family Gets $40M The family of a young woman killed after being dropped off along a Southern California freeway is speaking out following a $40 million arbitration award against Uber and the driver involved in her final ride. The Tragic Uber Ride Emily Normandin Parker, a 23 year old UCLA graduate, was riding in

Travis Kelce Named Ponzi Victim Travis Kelce has been named as a victim in an alleged multimillion dollar Ponzi scheme involving an investment manager who was recently sentenced to more than a decade in federal prison. Kelce, the Kansas City Chiefs tight end, was identified as one of the investors affected by the case involving

Duct Taped Passenger Remembers Nothing A passenger who was duct taped to his seat during an American Airlines flight says he does not remember what happened during the incident that caused the plane to make an emergency diversion. The passenger, identified as 67 year old Layne Arthur Lundeen, was aboard an American Airlines flight traveling

Investigation Concludes With Steve Belichick’s Resignation North Carolina defensive coordinator Steve Belichick has resigned from his position following the conclusion of an independent investigation into the culture and climate of the Tar Heels football program, the university announced Thursday. Belichick, the 39-year-old son of head coach Bill Belichick, has been on medical leave since Aug.

Miami Turns to Its Ace in the Ninth to Secure a Crucial Victory The Miami Marlins held off the Arizona Diamondbacks 4-3 on Wednesday night, with Jakob Marsee providing the key offensive spark and Sandy Alcantara closing out the game for the first save of his major league career. With the Marlins sitting on the

Tampa Bay Extends AL East Lead With Another Strong Performance The Tampa Bay Rays continued their push toward the postseason on Wednesday night, defeating the Athletics 4-3 for their fifth consecutive victory. The win improved the Rays to 92-59 and extended their lead in the American League East to 4½ games over the New York

Messi Reaches Historic Milestone as Miami Captures Fifth Club Title Inter Miami CF added another trophy to its growing collection Wednesday night, defeating Liga MX side Cruz Azul 2-0 at Nu Stadium to capture the 2026 Michelob ULTRA Campeones Cup. The victory marked the fifth title in Inter Miami history and provided a memorable championship

Company Shares Fall More Than 5% on the News of the Fraud Two former Robinhood employees are facing federal fraud charges after prosecutors accused them of using confidential information about upcoming cryptocurrency listings to make profitable trades before the information became public. The case involves Hefu Chai, 36, and Huaisong Xiang, 30, both former engineers

A Great Honor Has Now Been Defamed A newly erected statue honoring conservative activist and Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk has been vandalized just days after it was unveiled at the organization’s headquarters in Phoenix, Arizona. The eight-foot bronze statue was unveiled on September 10th, 2026, exactly one year after Kirk was fatally shot