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Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs to be sentenced after pleading with judge for ‘second chance’ – live updates

Sean Combs to be sentenced Sean “Diddy” Combs will appear before a federal judge in Manhattan on Friday to be sentenced following his conviction earlier this year on federal prostitution-related charges. Following the eight-week trial concluded in July, jurors cleared Combs of the most serious accusations; sex trafficking and racketeering conspiracy. The jury did, however

White House halts $2.1bn of Chicago transport funding; Senate to hold vote as shutdown enters third day – US politics live

White House halts $2.1bn of Chicago infrastructure funding The federal government put $2.1bn earmarked for Chicago infrastructure projects on hold, Office and Management and Budget Director Russ Vought said on Friday, in another jab at a Democrat-led city during the US government shutdown. Vought wrote on X that projects affected included the Red Line extension

Break in 1991 Texas yoghurt shop murders sparks hope for cold cases: ‘There are other victims out there’

On 6 December 1991, a Friday, Jennifer Harbison and Eliza Thomas, both 17, were closing the frozen yoghurt shop where they worked while Jennifer’s sister, 15-year-old Sarah Harbison, and 13-year-old Amy Ayers, her friend, waited for a ride from Jennifer. Moments before midnight, a fire at the shop drew first responders, who discovered the four

California governor under pressure over bill to ban cookware made with Pfas

Gavin Newsom, the California governor, is facing intense pressure from industry, and even some celebrity chefs, as he weighs whether or not to sign a bill that bans the sale of cookware made with Pfas or “forever chemicals”. The legislation, approved by the California legislature on 12 September, comes as Newsom contemplates a run for

First Thing: Federal agencies blaming Democrats for shutdown in possible breach of law

Good morning. An increasing number of federal agencies and staff are explicitly blaming Democrats for the government shutdown in possible violation of a law that bans federal employees from engaging in partisan political activity. The messages range in tone. Furloughed employees at some agencies have been told to schedule automated email messages that say they

Republican bill targets migrants who re-enter US illegally with mandatory 10-year sentences

Republicans members of Congress have rallied behind a new approach to deterring unauthorized immigration – jailing migrants for a decade at a time. The GOP has toyed with the idea of imposing mandatory minimums on immigration offenses for a decade, most famously with a proposal called “Kate’s Law”, which would have imposed five-year sentences on

Disillusionomics: the US economy isn’t serving gen Z | Alice Lassman

For gen Z Americans, it’s hard to remember a version of the economy not defined by crisis. We finished our education online as Covid devastated the world, only to graduate into high costs of living, stagnant wages and now AI’s threat to entry-level jobs. We’ve come of age in a system that no longer feels

WNBA finals 2025 predictions: Las Vegas or Phoenix? Our writers make their picks

The Aces are here because ... … of A’ja Wilson. The first WNBA four-time MVP ended the regular season on a dominant run that has somehow only gotten better in the playoffs. She closed out the Fever series with a 35-point performance that was a block and steal away from also being a rare 5x5

‘I use cannabis as medicine’: the US basketball player facing execution in Indonesia over $400 of gummies

When Jarred Shaw, an American basketball player in Indonesia, stepped down to the lobby in his apartment complex earlier this year to collect a package containing illegally imported cannabis gummies, he thought that the medicine to ease his Crohn’s disease had arrived. It had – but so too had 10 undercover police officers. A video

For Mauricio Pochettino, there is a power in ignorance for USMNT players

The thing to know about Mauricio Pochettino is that, in his view, there is knowledge in not knowing. In a meditation on his unifying theory on the nature of knowledge that called to mind Donald Rumsfeld’s famous “unknown unknowns” diatribe, the Argentinian explained on Thursday why he never tells potential United States men’s national team
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