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The Archdiocese of Washington holds its 74th annual Red Mass today to pray for judges, lawyers and public officials before the Supreme Court term.
Britain abandoned plans for more judge-only Crown Court trials after sustained opposition, though other limits on jury choice remain.
ExxonMobil and Suncor will ask the Supreme Court to block Boulder’s state-law climate deception lawsuit before it reaches trial.
Backstreet Boys member AJ McLean added 15 North American dates to his solo Better Man Tour supporting Sex, Love & Music.
A raccoon wandered into St. Joseph’s Church in Greenwich Village during a candlelit Mass and was escorted back outside by the pastor.
China’s FAST telescope detected a narrowband signal from the direction of exoplanet K2-155d, but researchers say human interference is the likely explanation.
Four members of Hear’Say are reuniting for a 25th-anniversary tour, while Myleene Klass sits out because of scheduling conflicts.
Slash, Myles Kennedy and the Conspirators announced the album Flying Blind and an extensive 2027 world tour.
A Pennsylvania federal court allowed a former teacher’s sex-discrimination claim against a Catholic school to proceed toward trial.
LDS leader D. Todd Christofferson used general conference to condemn sports betting and prediction markets, warning that youth are being trained to gamble.
Brazil votes Sunday in a polarized presidential election led by Lula and Flávio Bolsonaro, with polls pointing toward an October 25 runoff.
Dashboard footage from Hokkaido shows a mother brown bear charging and striking a car while protecting a nearby cub.
A federal court narrowed Joby Aviation’s trade-secret lawsuit against rival Archer Aviation as the electric air-taxi companies race toward commercial service.
A new scientific roadmap argues that missions searching ocean worlds for life need better models of organic chemistry that can form without biology.
A North Carolina religious-group leader received probation in a case stemming from a two-hour assault presented as an attempt to expel “homosexual demons.”
A new documentary follows Oasis through its 2025 reunion tour, revisiting the songs, crowds and sibling truce that once seemed less likely than affordable concert beer.
Johnny Marr’s fifth solo album confronts political unease with melodic guitar pop and the stubborn optimism of an artist still looking forward.
Police detained demonstrators in New Delhi during youth-led protests over voter-roll changes that critics say removed millions of eligible voters.
Gergő Borbély earned a Guinness World Record with 2,000 different energy-drink cans collected since 2008.
A peer-reviewed model of 29 nearby potentially habitable worlds suggests most would not have accumulated enough photosynthesis to support advanced life.
A super-deluxe “Fear of Music” box adds a remaster, studio outtakes, BBC footage and two unreleased 1979 Talking Heads concerts.
Fontaines D.C. announced a 2027 North American tour behind a new James Ford-produced album arriving October 16.
A federal judge warned that unchecked AI use can harm clients and stunt junior lawyers after errors appeared in a court filing.
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth created an Office of Religious Affairs that will report directly to him amid concerns over Christian worship at the Pentagon.
Trump announced one-time $90 payments for more than 20 million Medicare enrollees weeks before the midterm elections.
Firefighters, animal-control officers and public-works employees rescued a fawn that had been trapped in a North Carolina storm drain.
Possible helium escaping from LHS 1140b could provide evidence that the nearby habitable-zone super-Earth retains an atmosphere worth studying.
Miranda Lambert’s 11th album, “Crisco,” trades some heartbreak fire for strings, boogie and a deliberately joyful country-disco blend.
Metallica opened its Las Vegas Sphere residency with an 18-song career-spanning set and enormous three-dimensional monster visuals.
German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier warned that extremism, disinformation and political division risk weakening the democratic center.
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