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Social media companies sued over deaths of four teens as pressure, lawsuits over child safety mount
SUMMARY: The parents of four teenagers who died by suicide are suing Meta, TikTok, Snapchat, and YouTube. They claim the platforms caused “years of escalating harms” leading to their deaths. The lawsuit was filed Thursday in Delaware. The Social Media Victims Law Center represents the families from Texas, North Carolina, Minnesota, and Tennessee. The teens reportedly suffered from social media addiction, sleep deprivation, depression, and anxiety. The complaint alleges the companies knew they were causing harm. Meta, YouTube, TikTok, and Snap face numerous lawsuits over harms to minors.
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Trump hails 'unique' Cabinet meeting at Camp David, a retreat with a history of high-stakes talks
SUMMARY: President Donald Trump has used his Cabinet meeting at the Camp David retreat in Maryland to discuss his usual talking points about the economy, the border, Iran and immigration. Trump referred Friday to the recent surge of migrants into a tiny territory of Spain and said the same thing is going to happen to the U.S. if Republicans don’t get elected in the midterms. Trump began Friday's meeting by saying, “It’s Camp David, and this room is a very, very special room.” The White House spent the morning highlighting that the meeting was the first televised Cabinet meeting at the storied presidential retreat, which was established in 1942 during Franklin Roosevelt's presidency.
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Camp David, the president's rustic Maryland mountain retreat, through the years
SUMMARY: President Donald Trump had held a rare Cabinet meeting at Camp David, leaving behind the gold-accented White House for the rustic retreat in Maryland’s mountains. The site, about an hour northwest of Washington, has been the backdrop for presidential summits and smaller-scale meetings since Franklin Roosevelt established it during World War II. It has hosted two separate Middle East peace summits, four different Russian leaders and one wedding.
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10-year-old boy drowns in New Jersey river, sister lives, and another child is missing
SUMMARY: One child has died and another is missing after the two 10-year-olds went into a rain-swollen New Jersey river. The mayor of Passaic says the 11-year-old sister of a 10-year-old boy had also gone into the water but was possibly saved by her brother before he drowned. The missing child, a 10-year-old girl, had not been located as of Thursday morning. The fire department chief referred to the search as a “recovery operation.” The trio had been seen in the Passaic River in Pulaski Park on Wednesday evening. The river was higher than usual due to heavy rainfall. A man in the park attempted a rescue but couldn't reach the children.
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Heavy rains lead to water rescues, grist mill destruction in upstate New York
SUMMARY: Cleanup efforts are underway in parts of upstate New York following two days of heavy rains that led to flash flooding, water rescues and the destruction of a centuries-old grist mill. The National Weather Service says nearly a foot of rain fell in parts of Columbia and Rensselaer counties near Albany during a 48-hour period ending Thursday. First responders in Albany and several other towns said they rescued people from their homes and vehicles at midweek. There were no reports of deaths or injuries. The former grist mill in Castleton-on-Hudson was destroyed by fast-moving floodwaters. Heavy rains earlier in the week flooded parts of New Jersey and Pennsylvania.
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Heavy rains lead to water rescues, grist mill destruction in upstate New York
SUMMARY: Cleanup efforts are underway in parts of upstate New York following two days of heavy rains that led to flash flooding, water rescues and the destruction of a centuries-old grist mill. The National Weather Service says nearly a foot of rain fell in parts of Columbia and Rensselaer counties near Albany during a 48-hour period ending Thursday. First responders in Albany and several other towns said they rescued people from their homes and vehicles at midweek. There were no reports of deaths or injuries. The former grist mill in Castleton-on-Hudson was destroyed by fast-moving floodwaters. Heavy rains earlier in the week flooded parts of New Jersey and Pennsylvania.
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Between prices and a diarrhea-causing parasite, lettuce is causing hard times at some restaurants
SUMMARY: It’s been a choppy year for restaurants that lean into lettuce. Lettuce prices rose sharply in the first half of 2026 due to hot weather in Arizona, where about one-third of America’s lettuce is grown. Now, some restaurants are dealing with the fallout from a cyclospora outbreak linked to shredded lettuce that has sickened thousands of Americans. Yum Brands, the parent company of Taco Bell, said Thursday that Taco Bell’s U.S. same-store sales are down 2% so far in the July-September period due to customers’ concerns over the outbreak. Chipotle also said Wednesday it expects lower sales this quarter because of the outbreak.
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Indiana's Curt Cignetti is 'stalking complacency' as Hoosiers get ready to begin their title defense
SUMMARY: Indiana coach Curt Cignetti says he’s “stalking complacency” as he makes sure there’s no championship hangover now that he’s orchestrated one of the most remarkable turnarounds in college football history. Cignetti took over a program that had the most losses in Football Bowl Subdivision history and led it to College Football Playoff appearances in each of his first two seasons. The defending national champion Hoosiers are now attempting to show they have staying power as a contender as they attempt to replace Heisman Trophy-winning quarterback Fernando Mendoza.
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Big Ten seeking clarity on playoff expansion before addressing its nonconference scheduling policy
SUMMARY: The Big Ten appears in no hurry to change its status as the only major conference that doesn’t require its schools to schedule at least one nonconference game against another Power Four member each year. Big Ten commissioner Tony Petitti said this week at the Big Ten media days event that any proposed scheduling decisions would have to wait until a final decision comes on playoff expansion. The Big Ten is pushing for a 24-team approach to replace the current 12-team format. That’s fine with many of the conference’s coaches and athletic directors.
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Raiders hope Linderbaum's addition and Miller's return to health boost ailing offensive line
SUMMARY: Las Vegas Raiders general manager John Spytek made significant moves to improve the NFL's worst offensive line. He signed three-time Pro Bowl center Tyler Linderbaum from Baltimore with a record contract for an interior lineman. The return of standout left tackle Kolton Miller, who was injured last season, also boosts the line. Last year, the Raiders allowed 64 sacks and struggled with rushing. Spytek’s focus on the line aims to change that. Coach Klint Kubiak emphasizes ongoing development, noting that starting positions may change.
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Braves overcome 3-run deficit to beat the Nationals 5-4
SUMMARY: Ronald Acuña Jr. and Mike Yastrzemski homered and the Atlanta Braves overcame a three-run deficit to beat the Washington Nationals 5-4 on Thursday night. Ozzie Albies’ two-run single in the sixth inning broke a 3-3 tie for the Braves, who managed just four hits. Eight of Atlanta’s last nine games have been decided by one run. Victor Mederos (1-0) picked up the first win of his four-year career, giving up a run in an inning of work. Dylan Lee worked a perfect eighth and Raisel Iglesias earned a save for the second straight night, giving him 23 on the season. Daylen Lile hit two of the three solo home runs for the Nationals off Braves starter Grant Holmes.
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Tigers trade Rogers to Baltimore as Orioles try to solve catcher woes
SUMMARY: The Baltimore Orioles have acquired catcher Jake Rogers from the Detroit Tigers for minor league right-hander Zane Barnhart. The Tigers designated Rogers for assignment earlier in the week, and it wasn’t a huge surprise Baltimore was interested. The Orioles’ top two catchers — Adley Rutschman and Samuel Basallo — are on the injured list. They used Sam Huff and Chadwick Tromp as replacements, getting almost no offense from either. Then they designated Huff for assignment and brought up Yohel Pozo from Double-A. Huff, Tromp and Pozo have gone 2 for 35 at the plate for the Orioles since July 19.
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Cara Gardner Morey steps down as Vancouver Goldeneyes GM to fill team's head-coaching vacancy
SUMMARY: Cara Gardner Morey is filling the Vancouver Goldeneyes’ head-coaching vacancy while relinquishing her duties as the team’s general manager. The 47-year-old Gardner Morey decided she preferred a return to coaching after spending last year building the franchise in its inaugural PWHL season. She previously spent 14 seasons as head coach of Princeton’s women’s hockey team. The Goldeneyes struggled in being the PWHL’s first team eliminated from playoff contention, and led to the firing of coach Brian Idalski. Gardner Morey takes over a team that now features U.S. Olympic team defender Caroline Harvey, who was selected with the No. 1 pick in last month's draft.
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Indiana's Curt Cignetti is 'stalking complacency' as Hoosiers get ready to begin their title defense
SUMMARY: Indiana coach Curt Cignetti says he’s “stalking complacency” as he makes sure there’s no championship hangover now that he’s orchestrated one of the most remarkable turnarounds in college football history. Cignetti took over a program that had the most losses in Football Bowl Subdivision history and led it to College Football Playoff appearances in each of his first two seasons. The defending national champion Hoosiers are now attempting to show they have staying power as a contender as they attempt to replace Heisman Trophy-winning quarterback Fernando Mendoza.
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Still no target for a return, Malik Nabers on the field at Giants training camp sparks optimism
SUMMARY: Malik Nabers is still not a full participant in team practice sessions but the New York Giants' No. 1 receiver running routes and taking part in individual drills is the talk of their training camp in West Virginia. Nabers is 10 months removed from tearing the ACL in his right knee and going through a lengthy road back that included a second cleanup surgery earlier this year. Neither Nabers nor Giants officials are publicly setting a timeline for his return. The 23-year-old isn't saying whether he expects to be ready by the season opener on Sept. 13.
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Tristan Peters' bases-loaded walk in 11th lifts White Sox over Yankees 2-1
SUMMARY: Tristan Peters drew a bases-loaded walk in the 11th inning to force in automatic runner Chase Meidroth and the Chicago White Sox edged the Yankees 2-1. The White Sox loaded the bases on Munetaka Murakami’s intentional walk and Sam Antonacci’s infield single. Fernando Cruz (4-5) struck out Colson Montgomery after falling behind 3-0 in the count, but then walked Peters on four pitches. Seranthony Dominguez (4-3) pitched a scoreless 11th for the win. Chicago starter Sean Burke did not allow a run on three hits, while striking out 10 and walking two, in six innings. New York starter Ryan Weathers did not allow a run on three hits through seven innings.
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Big Ten seeking clarity on playoff expansion before addressing its nonconference scheduling policy
SUMMARY: The Big Ten appears in no hurry to change its status as the only major conference that doesn’t require its schools to schedule at least one nonconference game against another Power Four member each year. Big Ten commissioner Tony Petitti said this week at the Big Ten media days event that any proposed scheduling decisions would have to wait until a final decision comes on playoff expansion. The Big Ten is pushing for a 24-team approach to replace the current 12-team format. That’s fine with many of the conference’s coaches and athletic directors.
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Raiders hope Linderbaum's addition and Miller's return to health boost ailing offensive line
SUMMARY: Las Vegas Raiders general manager John Spytek made significant moves to improve the NFL's worst offensive line. He signed three-time Pro Bowl center Tyler Linderbaum from Baltimore with a record contract for an interior lineman. The return of standout left tackle Kolton Miller, who was injured last season, also boosts the line. Last year, the Raiders allowed 64 sacks and struggled with rushing. Spytek’s focus on the line aims to change that. Coach Klint Kubiak emphasizes ongoing development, noting that starting positions may change.
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Team in Sweden terminates Cal Foote's contract after objections
SUMMARY: A hockey team in the Swedish Elite League has terminated the contract of Cal Foote after objections from fans about it. Färjestad BK announced it was not going to honor the contract after conversations with stakeholders. Foote was one of five players acquitted of sexual assault in the high-profile Hockey Canada 2018 world junior case. The 27-year-old defenseman spent much of last season with the AHL's Chicago Wolves. He was in the New Jersey Devils' organization when the NHL suspended the players involved.
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Robert has a 2-run single in the 8th to lift the Mets past the Marlins, 4-2
SUMMARY: Luis Robert Jr. had a two-run single to cap an eighth-inning rally in the New York Mets’ 4-2 victory over the Miami Marlins on Thursday night. Bo Bichette doubled off Michael Petersen (1-2) with two outs, and Carson Benge singled and swiped second to set up Robert’s hit — just his fourth in 29 at-bats since he returned to the Mets on July 20 following a three-month stint on the injured list. Brooks Raley (5-2), an impending free agent who is a candidate to be traded by the last-place Mets before the deadline Monday, got five outs in the seventh and eighth. Devin Williams earned his 16th save by working around Heriberto Hernandez’s leadoff walk in the ninth.
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Wilson, Young help the Aces beat the Liberty 104-99
SUMMARY: A’ja Wilson had 33 points and 10 rebounds, Jackie Young added 27 points and nine assists and the Las Vegas Aces beat the New York Liberty 104-99 on Thursday night. Wilson appeared to lose the ball out of bounds with 17.9 seconds left, but it was called off the Liberty, who did not have any remaining challenges. Young made 4 of 4 free throws and had a steal from there to seal it. Breanna Stewart had 26 points and 11 rebounds for New York and moved into 10th on the WNBA’s career scoring list. Stewart, who has 6,588 points, made a basket in the lane early in the third quarter to move past Candace Parker (6,574).
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Jets coach Aaron Glenn turns to analytics, science and rest to reshape training camp schedule
SUMMARY: Aaron Glenn and the New York Jets have taken a different approach to training camp by incorporating analytics and sports science. They rested from practicing on Day 3 to maximize on-field performance and ensure proper recovery. Glenn explained that his job is to acclimate players for the regular season. The Jets reported for camp on Tuesday, practiced twice and took Friday off, though they continued classroom work. This approach contrasts with the rigorous practices of Glenn's playing days. The team is using analytics and artificial intelligence to improve preparation and avoid injuries, aiming for a more efficient and effective training schedule.
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Jimmie Johnson adds Bryce Harper, Andy Roddick and other winners as investors to his NASCAR team
SUMMARY: Seven-time NASCAR Cup Series champion Jimmie Johnson is adding some big-time winners to his race team. Johnson announced a strategic ownership group for Legacy Motor Club that includes six-time IndyCar champion Scott Dixon, four-time IndyCar champion Dario Franchitti, two-time National League MVP Bryce Harper, Indianapolis 500 winner Tony Kanaan, former U.S. Open champion Andy Roddick, 11-time surfing world champion Kelly Slater and six-time MLB All-Star Chase Utley. The group also includes three-time Grammy Award winner Darius Rucker and Emmy Award-winning chef Guy Fieri.
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Broderick Jones is not worrying about his future in Pittsburgh, being healthy is enough
SUMMARY: Pittsburgh Steelers tackle Broderick Jones is trying to stay patient as he recovers from a neck injury that cut short his 2025 season. Jones sustained the injury in a loss to Chicago, putting his long-term status in Pittsburgh in doubt. The club declined Jones' fifth-year option and found a potential replacement when they selected Max Iheanachor in the first round of the 2026 draft. Jones says he believes he can still be a starter in Pittsburgh but is taking things slowly while working primarily with the backups.
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Indiana's Curt Cignetti is 'stalking complacency' as Hoosiers get ready to begin their title defense
SUMMARY: Indiana coach Curt Cignetti says he’s “stalking complacency” as he makes sure there’s no championship hangover now that he’s orchestrated one of the most remarkable turnarounds in college football history. Cignetti took over a program that had the most losses in Football Bowl Subdivision history and led it to College Football Playoff appearances in each of his first two seasons. The defending national champion Hoosiers are now attempting to show they have staying power as a contender as they attempt to replace Heisman Trophy-winning quarterback Fernando Mendoza.
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Big Ten seeking clarity on playoff expansion before addressing its nonconference scheduling policy
SUMMARY: The Big Ten appears in no hurry to change its status as the only major conference that doesn’t require its schools to schedule at least one nonconference game against another Power Four member each year. Big Ten commissioner Tony Petitti said this week at the Big Ten media days event that any proposed scheduling decisions would have to wait until a final decision comes on playoff expansion. The Big Ten is pushing for a 24-team approach to replace the current 12-team format. That’s fine with many of the conference’s coaches and athletic directors.
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Elly De La Cruz scores in the ninth as the Reds beat the Pirates 3-2
SUMMARY: Elly De La Cruz scored on fielder’s choice in the ninth inning to lift the Cincinnati Reds to a 3-2 victory over the Pittsburgh Pirates in the opening game of a four-game series. Cincinnati loaded the bases against Gregory Soto (5-3) with one out. Lowe grounded softly to second for a potential game-ending double play but beat the throw as De La Cruz scored easily. De La Cruz hit three doubles and had an RBI. Emilio Pagan (3-1) got the win. Brandon Lowe homered for the Pirates and Jacob Gonzalez also drove in a run.
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Penguins sign veteran forward Tommy Novak to a 3-year contract extension
SUMMARY: The Pittsburgh Penguins have signed veteran forward Tommy Novak to a three-year contract extension. The deal begins in the 2027-28 season and carries average annual value of $4.65 million. Novak scored 16 goals and 26 points in 82 games last season, helping the Penguins return to the playoffs after a three-year absence. He played between the second and third lines during his first full season in Pittsburgh. The extension keeps the 29-year-old with the team for the rest of the decade, positioning him as part of the club's future core.
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