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WWE's upcoming premium live event, Wrestlepalooza, will be the first to air exclusively on ESPN's new streaming service on September 20, moving away from Peacock. The event features John Cena's retirement tour and high-profile matches, including Seth Rollins defending his title. WWE also announces a UK tour in 2026, including a Raw taping in Belfast.
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Wrestlepalooza, WWE's first premium live event on ESPN, took place in Indianapolis, featuring high-profile matches including John Cena vs. Brock Lesnar. The event signifies WWE's shift from Peacock to ESPN for US broadcasts, with UK viewers able to watch live on Netflix. The deal aims to expand WWE's reach and attract new audiences.
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The US Department of Energy is taking a 5% stake in Lithium Americas and Thacker Pass, a key lithium project in Nevada, to reduce reliance on China. The deal involves a $435 million federal loan, with GM investing heavily. This aims to support domestic EV battery supply chains and strengthen US independence in critical minerals.
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The NCAA is close to expanding its men's basketball tournament to 76 teams for 2026-27, adding 12 opening-round games across two sites. The move aims to include more teams, with the process for selecting teams remaining unchanged. The NCAA has yet to finalize the agreement, and previous statements indicated no plans to expand beyond 68 teams in 2026.
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WNBA players, including Napheesa Collier and Satou Sabally, criticize league leadership and commissioner Cathy Engelbert over issues like officiating, salaries, and accountability. The ongoing dispute is linked to stalled CBA negotiations, with players demanding better pay, more opportunities, and transparency amid rising tensions.
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Mark Sanchez, former NFL quarterback and current Fox Sports analyst, was stabbed during an altercation outside a bar in Indianapolis early Saturday morning. He was taken to hospital in critical condition but is now stable. The incident occurred after a dispute outside Loughmiller’s pub, with police detaining a suspect. Sanchez was in the city to broadcast an upcoming game.
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Former NFL quarterback Mark Sanchez is facing criminal charges and a lawsuit following a violent altercation in Indianapolis over a parking dispute. The incident resulted in serious injuries to both Sanchez and a man named Perry Tole, with police reviewing video footage of the event. Sanchez remains hospitalized as legal proceedings continue.
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Vancouver's TransLink has recovered about 90% of pre-pandemic ridership, driven by strategic policies like frequent service and dense land use. Experts highlight Vancouver's approach as a model for North American cities, contrasting with slower recoveries elsewhere.
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Former NFL player and Fox Sports analyst, Sanchez, was involved in a violent incident at a hotel in Indianapolis on October 4. He was stabbed and faces multiple charges, including felony battery. The case is scheduled for trial in December, with ongoing recovery affecting proceedings.
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This week, two fatal incidents occurred in the US: a hit-and-run in Long Island resulting in a death, and a shooting in Indiana following a road rage incident. Both cases involve alleged criminal behavior and are under investigation, highlighting ongoing issues with road safety and violence.
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The NCAA is investigating college basketball players Justice Williams and others for suspected gambling activity. Williams, who transferred from Robert Morris to Western Michigan, is barred from competing pending investigation results. The probe follows recent arrests linked to illegal gambling, raising concerns about sports integrity and betting regulation.
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An investigation reveals that over the past decade, at least 230 school crossing guards across 37 states and Washington, D.C., have been struck by vehicles, with nearly 36 fatalities. Many are older adults, and few drivers face charges, highlighting safety concerns for this vulnerable workforce.
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Former NFL quarterback and Fox Sports analyst Mark Sanchez was involved in a violent incident in Indianapolis on October 4, leading to serious injuries for a truck driver and his own hospitalization. He is now facing felony and misdemeanor charges, and has been dismissed from Fox Sports. Drew Brees will replace him on the network.