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Appeals court ruling tees up Supreme Court battle for GOP-friendly Missouri map

A federal appeals court ruled that Missouri must use its 2025 congressional map for the November 2026 election, setting up another Supreme Court review. The new map gives Republicans a 7-1 House advantage, while critics argue it should be approved by referendum and the old 2022 map used. The dispute has created election administration complications as ballots and early votes have already been cast under different maps.

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Melbourne mother searched 'how to kill a child quickly' before alleged bid to murder her three kids, court hears

A Melbourne mother accused of attempting to drown her three children appeared in court for a bail hearing, where prosecutors detailed alleged disturbing searches and mental-health struggles. The court heard testimony about the alleged creek incident and the children's accounts. A bail decision is expected Wednesday.

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Maryland hunter's alleged mistake leaves Delaware mother dead

A 74-year-old Maryland hunter was arrested in Delaware after allegedly mistaking a 39-year-old woman for a deer and fatally shooting her as she crossed a field with children. He faces manslaughter and other felony charges.

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Dolly Parton's nephew and security chief who delivered heartbreaking announcement of singer's death is FIRED amid war over estate

Dolly Parton's nephew and longtime security chief Bryan Seaver was fired from overseeing her properties less than a month after her death, with insiders pointing to her manager and Pinnacle Bank. Seaver's camp says the move was unexplained and accused those involved of acting in bad faith to profit from Parton's legacy.

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NADINE DORRIES: I've argued for years that Lucy Letby is innocent. Now a brutally truthful TV film should convince you as well

A columnist and former minister argues that Lucy Letby is innocent and urges readers to watch a documentary that challenges the prosecution’s expert evidence. She claims the case against Letby was weak, that a key medical witness was discredited, and that hospital staff may have scapegoated her. She calls on the CCRC to refer the case for appeal, warning that refusal would be an outrage.

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Brigitte Bardot's personal items fetched nearly €1million at auction - while her disinherited final husband lives in a council flat

Brigitte Bardot's personal items sold for nearly €1 million at auction in Paris, far exceeding estimates. Her disinherited fourth husband, Bernard d'Ormale, condemned the sale as scandalous and disrespectful, while the foundation said the auction was approved by its board. Proceeds will go to Bardot's animal welfare foundation and her son.

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How much rest should flight attendants get? New proposal ignites fight in the skies

The FAA is proposing a nationwide rule that would preempt state and local meal and rest-break requirements for flight attendants and pilots, drawing opposition from major airline unions while some aviation experts support the plan. The proposal would affect California's existing meal-break protections, which generally require a 30-minute off-duty break for shifts over five hours.

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Wild details emerge after Hollywood star smuggled ‘charming liar’ boyfriend out of California as luxe life fell apart

A Hollywood actress pleaded guilty to being an accessory after the fact for helping her convicted-fraudster boyfriend flee California to Mexico. Prosecutors are seeking 18 months in prison, while the boyfriend was sentenced in absentia to 15 years and remains a fugitive. Court filings describe burner phones, paid transport, and luxury spending before the escape.

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