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News Wrap: FBI investigating hacking group's claim it breached jobs website

The FBI is investigating a criminal hacking group's claim that it stole sensitive personnel data from the bureau's jobs website, while Hurricane Polo strengthens off Mexico and a federal court temporarily blocks the deportation of a Venezuelan driver shot by an ICE agent. The news wrap also covers a Supreme Court dispute over Missouri's congressional map, Harvey Weinstein's 15-year sentence, and a stock market decline on inflation worries.

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Essex cricket star charged with two counts of rape

Essex cricketer Robin Das, 24, has been charged with two counts of rape following an August 2025 arrest over a March 2024 incident in Brixton, and will appear at London Crown Court on October 9. The club confirmed his suspension and said it is following legal processes but declined further comment.

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Fraudster Elizabeth Holmes' heir husband admits he was worried she was only after him for his money

Elizabeth Holmes has been approved to transfer from federal prison to a Texas halfway house in August 2027, per a DOJ victim notification obtained by ABC News. The development comes amid promotion of a new documentary in which her husband says he once wondered if she was scamming him. Holmes was convicted in 2022 of fraud and conspiracy tied to Theranos and ordered to pay restitution.

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Tennessee Wendy’s manager arrested after admitting to tying neurodivergent employee to kitchen equipment for TikTok stunt: cops

A Tennessee Wendy's manager was arrested after admitting she tied a neurodivergent coworker to kitchen equipment and claimed it was for a TikTok stunt. She was charged with simple assault and false imprisonment and fired from the restaurant. The article focuses on the crime, the viral video, and the coworker who recorded it.

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Grand jury finds no evidence of criminal conduct in the death of Nolan Wells

A Mississippi grand jury declined to indict anyone in the death of 18-year-old Nolan Wells, finding his cause of death consistent with drowning and no credible evidence of criminal conduct. The report and district attorney say racial hate or violence was not involved, while attorney Ben Crump and an independent autopsy raise unanswered questions about bruises and how Wells entered the water.

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Notorious child killer filmed saying 'Down the hill' before murdering two young girls now claims he was too MAD to admit to any such crime

Richard Allen, convicted in the 2017 Delphi murders, is appealing his convictions, arguing his confessions were unreliable due to a psychological crisis in prison. The Indiana Court of Appeals heard arguments Monday in a case centered on the 'Down the hill' cellphone recording and the killings of two teenage girls.

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