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The Wisconsin Elections Commission has referred two complaints to the Brown County district attorney over claims that Elon Musk offered $1 million to voters to influence the 2025 Wisconsin Supreme Court election. Prosecutors have 40 days to respond. Musk’s team argues the offers were free speech. The complaints cover three voters who received checks and a $100 incentive for signing a petition opposing activist judges. The case follows a record-breaking, $100 million-plus spending on the race, which Crawford won by 10 percentage points.
Canadian wildfire smoke is spreading toward the Great Lakes and Northeast, pushing air quality into unhealthy ranges. Officials warn residents to stay indoors, wear masks where needed, and prepare cooling options as heat intensifies.
Amazon has announced its first satellite internet agreement on the African continent, partnering with South Africa’s Herotel to launch a new service in a country of about 62 million people. The deal underscores a broader push into Africa, with Amazon Leo aiming to expand across the continent and to collaborate with Vanu Inc. The move comes amid public criticism from Elon Musk regarding South Africa’s regulatory environment.
The Saints have extended Chris Olave through 2030, with details disclosed by his agent and ESPN, following a breakout 2025 season. The move follows the recent uncertainty around star playmaker DeVonta Hill’s future with the team, who is weighing his long-term plans and has not committed to a return.
Packers running back Aaron Green has disclosed an early-onset Parkinson’s diagnosis on a Go Long podcast, detailing his approach to treatment, the role of exercise and diet, and his intent to stay active while managing symptoms. He says he wants to inform fans and advocate for early diagnosis in former players.