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AP News reports a large sauce recall linked to possible salmonella contamination. Independent Business highlights rising alpha-gal meat allergy due to tick bites, while New York Post Business covers a listeria outbreak tied to soft cheese and new guidance on early meat introduction to combat allergies. The articles reflect ongoing food safety concerns and evolving medical guidance.
The 19-year-old BYU forward AJ Dybantsa has been selected No. 1 by the Washington Wizards in this year’s NBA draft, after leading NCAA Division I in scoring as a freshman with 25.5 PPG. Kansas guard Darryn Peterson goes No. 2 to Utah, while Duke’s Cameron Boozer is picked No. 3 by Memphis. The Jazz and Wizards assemble a young, high-scoring class.
Jen Belichick has seen an arrest warrant recalled after her absence from a Brunswick County court regarding a misdemeanor speeding charge stemming from a May 21 traffic stop. A new disposition hearing is scheduled for Sept. 25 as her attorney seeks to resolve the case.
Backups for medical devices and everyday appliances are under review as outages grow longer. Portable banks power small items, while generators and whole-house systems offer larger capabilities. Costs and installation vary, with higher-end setups suited for frequent outages or medical needs.
The Senate Homeland Security Committee has voted 8–5 to hold Dr Anthony Fauci in contempt of Congress after he invoked the Fifth Amendment repeatedly during a hearing on pandemic decisions and the origins of COVID‑19. Chairman Rand Paul has authorised sending the committees report to the DC US attorney for possible prosecution and has threatened to certify the citation to the Senate president if the chamber is not in session.
Republicans on a Senate committee have voted to refer Dr. Anthony Fauci for possible contempt of Congress after he invoked the Fifth Amendment more than 100 times during a recent hearing. The measure, backed by committee chair Rand Paul, moves toward potential federal action despite a pre-emptive pardon covering actions through January 2025. The legal question centers on whether a pardon blocks Fifth Amendment protections in this setting.
The US Justice Department has found that Duke University School of Law used proxies for race in admissions, citing a probe that suggests Black or Hispanic applicants have a higher likelihood of admission than white or Asian applicants with the same credentials. The department seeks a voluntary settlement while Duke reviews the findings.
Hall of Fame weekend showcases standout kicks and witty jabs that spotlight the lasting ties among veterans, stars and the franchise’s evolving legend.